Mycoses

Generic name given to all parasitic conditions caused by microscopic fungi. Mycoses affect the skin, skin folds, nails (onychomycosis), the scalp as well as the intestinal viscera, the urinary and genital tract, the pulmonary system.

• mycosis on the back or neckline (yellow or tan “leopard skin” spot): pityriasis versicolor,
• plaques at the folds (favored by perspiration): groin, under the armpits or breasts: intertrigo,
• erythematous-scaly red patches on the arms, face: circinate herpes
• yellowed toenails, with thickening and tendency to crumble: onychomycosis
• cracks between the toes, redness, scales and small vesicles: athlete's foot

Nutrition/Raw and living diet - Dissociated diet, according to Hay

L Base (PariNat), 1 capsule X 3 / day for 15 days then LAB II (PariNat), 2 tabs. X 2 / day

Activated vegetable charcoal; Propolis

“Drenarola” (Superdiet), 2-3 tabs. X 2 / day, for detoxification of the body

“Enarola” (Superdiet), 2-3 tabs. X 2 / day, to promote renal elimination

Grapefruit seed extract, 20 drops, 2 to X 3 / day

Petroconale (Bioforce) 25 drops glucose, maltose, lactose, milk, cheese, cream, mayonnaise, mustard, corn, foods containing yeast (bread, beer, etc.) and orange juice.

Use olive oil soap or Aleppo soap with laurel oil,

Cider vinegar in eau de toilette,

Sulphur baths or spa treatment with sulfur water, dry the skin well after the shower or bath,

Aloe vera, X 4 / day, applied locally,

Molkosan (Bioforce), fresh whey in compresses on the affected areas - Any prescribed treatment must be spread over several months - Caution on the use of detergents,

Fungus infections of the feet are treated effectively with foot baths in cold water to which baking soda is added.

Use natural talc in socks and shoes.

Avoid fiber clothing synthetic materials, the continued wearing of closed shoes or boots, shoes made of plastic materials.