By: Richard Bleuze

Home Remedies For
Athlete's Foot

Athlete's foot is a very common infection that affects mostly men and young people. Athlete's foot attacks the area between toes, soles of feet fingernails and toenails.  This infection is cause by a fungus called tinea pedis it lives off the dead skin cells, and thrives in moist, warm places, such as gyms, locker rooms, showers and swimming pools.   Athlete's foot is also very contagious and is transmitted by coming in contact with wet floors, or by touching infected shoes or socks. 

If repeated fungal infections are developed, it might be a sign of fungus in the groin area in these cases the problem should be treated simultaneously.  Symptoms are: burning sensation between toes, itching, redness, scaling, blistering.

Recommended Home Remedies
for Athlete's foot

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #1Add 40 drops of tea tree oil to a small amount of water and soak your feet in it for 10 minutes after dry feet with a towel and a hair dryer to ensure that there is no moister is present this is important because the fungus my flourish under a toe nail that has not been completely dried. Place a few drops of oil on the area.

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #2 Use olive leafs as an anti bacterial for infections. Olive Leaf Extract comes from the olive tree which manufactures its own potent antibiotic substances to fend off disease causing bacteria, fungus and parasites. Olive Leaf Extract is an excellent antiviral agent. Olive Leaf Extract may be useful for herpes, flu, bacteria, malaria, fungal and yeast infections, inflammation, high blood pressure, diabetes, chronic fatigue and colds

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #3 Take fresh garlic slices and put it in your shoes, wear it all day. This is the best way of curing athlete's foot even better then all over the counter anti fungal drugs. 

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #4 Drink pau d'arco tea and soak your feet in a more concentrated form about 10 tea bags.
 

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #5 Do not wear socks twice, and make sure to keep your feet dry.

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #6 Spray your feet with anderarm anti-perspirant, this will insure that the affected area stays dry. Usually this alone may kill Athlete's foot since the fungus lives in moist places.

Home Remedies for Athlete's Foot #7 Disolve 6 aspirins in 1/2 a cup of rubbing alcohol, shake well and apply on clean, dry feet. Repeat three times a day for three days or until athlete's foot is gone.

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