Making the Paste: Crush a few cloves of garlic to form a paste. You can add a few drops of olive oil to make the mixture easier to apply.
Application: Apply the garlic paste directly to the affected area. It’s important to clean and dry your foot thoroughly before application to ensure the garlic can do its work effectively.
Duration: Leave the paste on for about 20-30 minutes, then wash it off with warm water. Apply twice daily until you see improvement.
2. Garlic Foot Soak:
Preparing the Soak: Add a few crushed garlic cloves to a basin of warm water.
Soaking: Soak your feet in the garlic-infused water for around 20-30 minutes. This not only helps in reducing the fungus but also soothes itchy and irritated skin.
Frequency: Repeat daily for the best results.
Tips for Success
Test for Sensitivity: Garlic can be quite strong, and direct application may cause irritation for some people. It’s a good idea to test the garlic on a small area of skin first to see how it reacts.
Keep Dry: Fungi thrive in moist environments, so keep your feet as dry as possible to prevent the infection from spreading or worsening.
Consistency is Key: Natural remedies like garlic work best when used consistently as part of a daily routine.
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