Apple cider vinegar nail fungus remedy

Apple cider vinegar nail fungus remedy

Nail fungus is a fungal infection in a single or multiple nails. The infection usually starts out as a white or yellow spot on the fingernail or toenail. The fungus can get deeper into the nail if untreated and causes crumbling edges, discoloration, and a lot of pain. Nail fungus is an unpleasant condition, especially when it is not treated right away.

Apple cider vinegar, known as cider vinegar or ACV, is a type of vinegar made by crushing apples and squeezing out the liquid. ACV has long been used as for its medicinal properties dating back to 400 B.C., when Hippocrates used it to treat his patients.

ACV is considered to be a potent remedy for illnesses and overall health.

  • This apple cider vinegar remedy will get right to the source and destroy the fungus, leaving healthy, infection free nails.
  • What you need:
  •  Cotton swabs
  •  Organic apple cider vinegar ( about 1 tbsp)
  • Directions:
  • Dip cotton swab in organic apple cider vinegar.
  • Apply organic apple cider vinegar generously and directly to the affected nail 3x daily.
  • Make sure the vinegar gets under the nail.
  • Cut back some of the nail growth if necessary.
  • Let it dry naturally.
  • Note: If toenails are affected, air out your feet and go barefoot whenever possible to discourage fungal growth. Avoid the use of gloves if the fungus is on finger nail.
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