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Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Todd

Todd — Wed, 01 Dec 2010 13:59:28 +0000

Andrei,

Thank you so much for your feedback to the report. Yes it will take some time to heal and as I am a bit late at responding to your comment I am hoping that the healing is complete.
I continued my treatment for a good month or two after the initial healing occurred to both make sure it did not come back and to allow the area to recover with healthy skin.

Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Andrei

Andrei — Mon, 13 Sep 2010 15:05:44 +0000

Hey Todd your report is great.
More than 2 weeks ago I’ve got Athletes Foot in between my toes. 3 cracks at my left foot between 3 toes and 1 crack at my right foot between 2 toes. There is no other sign of infection in other area. Started immediately with treatment plan from the report during the day plus very strict hygiene. The symptoms disappeared but the cracks don’t seal. I’ve got your report and the articles on this great website I realized that maybe I have the fungus under control but it is not gone or maybe it needs more time to heal. I’ve read that actually the common AF heal in 4 weeks time. What do you think?

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Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:57:19 +0000

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Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Todd

Todd — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 01:44:13 +0000

Jason,
I can relate completely to your situation. There are 10 different solutions including what finally worked for me in my ebook. http://athletesfootcure.net/products-supplies/how-to-cure-athletes-foot/

Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Jason

Jason — Wed, 30 Jun 2010 00:20:22 +0000

Hoping to get some advise. I have been struggling with athlete’s foot for about 2 years. This is the longest I have had it. I have tried so many creams and powders and nothing has happened. I work in an office setting so I have to wear dress shoes everyday. I have tried getting larger shoes but that seems not to help. I have been removing my shoes when I am at my desk so my feet can breath. I was hoping someone can relate and give me some advice.

Thanks!

Comment on How Many People Have Ringworm? by Todd

Todd — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 13:18:30 +0000

Crystal,

Thanks for writing.

I experienced the same thing with my athletes foot. The lotions did not work and some things I tried along the way made it worse. That’s why I created this website and wrote the ebook on exactly what I did to finally cure the problem. http://athletesfootcure.net/products-supplies/how-to-cure-athletes-foot/. There are 10 different ways to cure athletes foot and some solutions for ringworm in there as well.

I can feel the desperation in your message and it brings back memories of how desperate I was.

I would highly suggest you purchase this ebook specifically on ringworm. I actually was so desperate in the midst of my infection I would get both of them but this particular ebook is directly focused on the cure for ringworm. http://athletesfootcure.net/ringwormebook – I hope this helps you.

The key is consistency, you have to be consistent with your treatment and you will get rid of it with the proper treatment.

Best of Luck and let me hear from you again.

Comment on How Many People Have Ringworm? by Crystal Mendoza

Crystal Mendoza — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 22:34:04 +0000

well im really worried cause i have ringworms and ive been trying to get rid of them for a month already..but nothing seems to work…and now not even my husband wants to get close to me..what can i do?ive been usind ths cream call UNI-SAN ..ITS AN ANTIFUNGAL LOTION.but i think its making it worst..i need serious help..

Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Todd

Todd — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:45:12 +0000

Ryan, Flip flops will help because they will help to keep your feet dry. However, when I finally found the cure for my condition I was wearing work boots all day long running a landscape business. The exact process and products I put together to cure my problem are detailed in my ebook. I believe that if you pay close attention to the treatment plan you will be able to continue with sports and see the athlete's foot disappear at the same time. Good Luck and let me know how it goes.

Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Ryan

Ryan — Sun, 16 Aug 2009 17:56:41 +0000

When curing athletes foot does wearing flip flops speed up the process enough to be worth missing out on football and sports???

Comment on Is There A Cure For Athlete’s Foot by Lisa

Lisa — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 17:08:59 +0000

I have suffered for several years with it although I would think it was gone as I can go months without it and then out of the blue it shows up again. I only have one or two small red spots that appear on the sole of one foot. I use Lotrimin, etc. creams and sprays. I am wondering if my husband might have it and may keep reinfecting me throug the shower, bathroom floor, etc. He says he doesn’t have it but his feet are dry and cracked on the bottom. The last two weeks I have sprayed clorox cleaner in the shower before I use it just to hopefully kill any fungus but I don’t know if that is working as I have a break out now. Ugh!