Rejuvenating Foot Bath

Farewell To Fungus

Natural Treatments For Athlete's Foot

Renew Your Feet With A Natural Foot Bath

Soothe away the aches and pains in your feet after a long day with this rejuvenating foot bath.

After a long day on your feet, use this rejuvenating foot bath to soothe your aches away.

Fill a foot basin with cold mint tea and ice cubes. Soak your tired feet in this bath for a few minutes. The mint will cool and relax your muscles, helping release the tension and relieve discomfort.

Treat Foot Fungus Naturally

Use common household items to treat those thick, brittle, discolored toenails.

If your nails are thickened, brittle, discolored, and have a distorted shape, you might have a nail fungus. Did you know you can try some common household items to help get rid of unsightly nail fungus?

Apply a layer of Vicks Vapor Rub to your affected nails and let it sit overnight. You may want to cover the rub with a bandage or wear socks to bed. Depending on the severity of the fungus, this treatment might need to be repeated for a few days to a week. Soaking your nails in white vinegar will also help kill the fungus. Soak them once a day for a few days and you should see a gradual improvement in your nails.

If you do not see results after 3 or 4 days, or if your nails appear to be getting worse, you should consult your doctor or health practitioner about other treatment options.

Natural Athlete's Foot Remedies

Treat Athlete's foot naturally by following these tips.

Tea Tree Oil: Tea tree oil will work as an antibacterial when applied directly to the affected area or you can try a warm foot bath twice a day with a few drops of the oil. You can find tea tree oil at most health food stores.

Neem Oil: Neem oil also has antibacterial properties and can be added to a warm foot bath for treating athlete's foot.

Apple Cider Vinegar: Soaking your feet in apple cider vinegar will kill the fungus causing athlete's foot but may cause a harsh sting.