Partridge Eye - Durillon

Calluses formed by a thickening of the horny layers of the epidermis on a surface restricted to places of pressure.

Thickening can be caused by repeated friction: shoes (foot), tool (hand)...

Cor: the typical location of corns is on the top of the joints of the toes.

Partridge's eye: also called interdigital corn. Same origin, but forms between the toes.

Curillon: callus which appears mainly on the soles of the feet.

Brewer's yeast

Raw red beetroot.

Juice of red beetroot (Superdiet), 1 ampoule in the morning

Eliminate cold meats, fried foods, breadings, cooked fats and smoked or grilled foods

Castor oil poultice for daily application - After a hot foot bath, apply fresh celandine juice or a poultice of crushed garlic or ivy leaves macerated in lemon juice or houseleek juice (for 3 hours) or latex from the fig stem (topical application twice a day) - Propolis ointment - Talc in case of irritation - Massage each evening, for 3 minutes with baking soda, moistened with camphor alcohol (recipe by E. Cayce) - Saliva coated every day on the affected areas - Fir gum poultice

Wear suitable comfortable shoes that do not constrict the feet.

Use plantar pads to prevent and relieve pain under the forefoot: aging of the plantar pad, sensations of burns…