I've heard it works, and I started the treatments last night. I'm using a clean q-tip dipped in vinegar to wipe around and under the nail in the mornings and evenings, letting the vinegar air dry, and not covering my toenails until the vinegar dries (I usually wear flip flops anyway).
For those of you who have cured your toenail fungus with vinegar, how long did it take?
Would things speed up if help if I did a mentholatum treatment around and under the nail after the morning vinegar application dries and before I do the evening vinegar app?
Your choice of nail fungus treatment, bypassing the doctor visits and blood monitoring to see how much liver damage has occured, is commendable. Good choice using a home remedy like apple cider vinegar as a nail fungus treatment.
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See the video and follow the nail fungus treatment link for more info.
Honestly I dont think its true that it works, it makes your nails softer for a bit so it seems like its working but I think the only cure are the lamisil pills…I used them and it worked, didn’t harm my liver (based off recent blood test anyways). Luckily lamisil pills are covered by most insurances and are also cheap now bc the patent just ran out.
If you really want to try the vinegar, first make sure you have no more athlete’s foot at all and expect it to take a LONG time. I would talk to a doctor tho
Also, try Nonyex (I think thats what its called, check the foot care section at rite-aid / save-on) It doesnt cure the fungus but improves the way the nails look a lot