Renewable Revolution

If you have nail fungus, I know how you feel. You have tried lots of remedies and nothing seemed to work.

While it is true that the liver damaging medicines MDs want to prescribe to you will surely kill the fungus, those anti-fungicidal medicines are worse for your health than the nail fungus is.

So, keep that in mind when an MD wants to "cure" your nail fungus with those toxic medicines (a doctor wanted me to take one of those medicines -  I refused ).

My wife found an over the counter medicine that WORKS!

Yes, it takes a long time (about two years for me) to clear the nail(s) completely, but this topical (you just apply it to the nail - you don't take it internally) medicine, made from essential oils extracted from organically grown plants, is totally non-toxic. It also has no negative side effects.

If you have nail fungus and do not want to risk ruining your liver with some MD prescribed anti-fungicidal toxic brew, I recommend you use homeopathic "Forces of Nature" Nail Fungus Control (11 ml).

It REALLY WORKS!   


It's a bit pricy, but it is worth it. At about $27 per 11 ml (regular strength version), they aren't exactly giving it away. They have a stronger version (see below) that costs three dollars more (the last time I checked), but I did fine with the above version. Don't spend more money than you need to.


There is another, very inexpensive in comparison, homeopathic medicine (Tea Tree nail saver) that will work on milder versions of nail fungus. I have used that one with good results too. On stronger nail fungus it will stop it from getting worse but it will not eliminate it. Tea Tree nail saver is good for a nail that has been cured with Forces of Nature Fungus Control, but shows signs of the fungus wanting to return.


All the above applies equally to the nails of both your hands and feet, though your toe nails can be more difficult to keep medicated, resulting in a slower cure rate, because the medicine keeps getting rubbed off by your socks. Try to keep your toe nails in the open air for as long as possible after you have applied the medicine.