How I Immediately Cured My Fungal Nail Infection

A fungal infection on nails can turn into a chronic problem with nails looking terrible for life and "normally" require treatment with creams and other more expensive medical methods. This is how I fixed mine in just a few minutes.
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[@david-jr5fn]

I once tried using a magnifying glass and I really burned the hell out of my nail and it still survived, I couldn't believe it. I'm pretty sure that if there was ever nuclear war cockroaches and toenail fungus are the only things that will survive

[@lauriebradbury6553]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Rybz]

NOO LMAOOOOO

[@user-hh9wk1oe4k]

I will try out your remedy I strongly believe it will work ( psychologically I have won half the battle as of this moment), and see v good results soon.

[@renskedj]

I tried burning them. Didnt work either. Now urea cream 45 percent, cheap stuff. First vaseline on your skin to protect it. Then urea on your nail, bandage. They say leave it for a week but I change it every day, combined with cutting and grinding and an essential oil mix, now finally it fell off, but within 2 weeks of starting this. No pain. Fungal part just falls off. It also worked with tiger balm and a bandage, but that gave me crazy rash and swollen feet. Oh and when your skin itches use iodine. Maybe that also works instead of essential oil. Just use whatever, but the urea gets it off and then you can treat it.

[@david-jr5fn]

@@renskedj Vicks vapour rub also will do that, I think it is anything with petroleum jelly in it.

[@allenrluikart2600]

THIS GUY IS GENIUS!!!! been fighting for 20 years!!! laser treatments painful...didn't work (three visits) ,debriefing (cutting nails way back painful...daily treatments w apple cider vinegar ..then I saw this gentleman...I DID NOT use a lighter but bought a magnifier ..every other day I when out in the sun and heated my affected nails (TAKE YOUR TIME) once I felt heat I moved on to the next...Nails look 75% better in 2 weeks..after heat I apply a good quality tea tree oil...LOVE THIS GUY!!! Thank You

[@derekkeoghatgmail1881]

Instread of a LIGHTER .... use a HAIR DRYER ... on high

[@dansu3135]

Next sunny I will try it for sure...as of now, white vinegar works for a while and also vick's. but the fungus seems to get use to it over some time and it comes back again !

[@Ernster86]

Hi Allen how are your nails looking now? and did you keep using the magnifier method or did you stop it weeks ago?

[@allenrluikart2600]

@@Ernster86 I have switched to a hair dryer gun and also use tea tree oil in the morning with Q-tip...nails look alot better and the thickness has decreased alot...will continue on this path...

[@Ernster86]

@@allenrluikart2600Good to hear thanks. Damn I have been using a hair dryer but just orderd a magnyfing glass!...also using thyme oil. Too early for me.. but seems like we are on similar methods lol.

[@lenasvisionblog]

Guys it worked! I struggled with toe nail fungus for almost 3 years, tried everything, from foot baths to seeing specialists (where they removed my whole nail only for the fungus to be back a few weeks later) I used the lighter method every week for 3 weeks (so 3 times in total) and now (about 2 months later) I already have half a centimeter of healthy nail growing out. Can't believe I struggled so long when the answer was so simple 😂😭 Thanks for sharing! Btw. I would kneel on the edge of my bed and bend over to the side in a weird way so I can put the lighter under my toe nail. It probably looked psychotic but it was worth it. ALSO I learned that these fungi come from your nutrition. Fix your food, fix your body!

[@lenasvisionblog]

@Druss The Legend yes! Research Candida/Candidiasis/yeast infection. There is a video from Dr. Berg on Candida I recommend giving a shot. The overgrowth of this very natural thing is what causes the fungus and if you change your diet you can also get rid of it and most importantly prevent it from coming back!

[@lenasvisionblog]

@Druss The Legend Ah, nice! I hope it heals soon for you ❤️

[@angelic6876]

Hi Lena, how is your nail now? Is it still growing out clear? It was at 5mm clear, how about now? You said you did it every week for 3 weeks - was that every day each week or just once a week for 3 weeks? Thank you so much for sharing your experience with it :D Danke sehr viel.

[@Ernster86]

Hi Lena, how is your nail now? Has it improved even more?

[@lenasvisionblog]

@@angelic6876 hi, yes it is still growing out! I did the method again once out of caution but about half of the nail has grown out since I first did it! Really happy with the results so far :)

[@valeriegermain9352]

I love a straight forward man especially when he’s pissed off about something or a process that shouldn’t piss him off forcing him to maintain decorum. Thank you for your succinct delivery of potent advice. I think use of the magnifying glass is best for me. ❤️

[@FaigMasimov]

He is right. I heard from a doctor saying that sun light , heat exposure is enemy of fungi.

[@nahtesalinas1917]

OMG. I was right. I have a bad case of fungus on the thumbnail of my left hand. A while ago I thought the same: kill it with fire. Now when I put my nail right up to my nostrils I can smell the fungus. But when I hold a flame to it for just enough I can actually smell something like burnt hair or similar. I'm going to start doing this and following up with nail creme to keep the nail from cracking.

[@TheFreak111]

@@nahtesalinas1917 well that smell is not surprising because hairs and nails are both made of keratin, so you simply smelled burning nail/hair because you burned your nail.

[@perrypelican9476]

Sunlight is not the same as using a lighter to burn your nail. Sunlight has vitamin D and ultra violet light and also dries the nail. Your doctor was NOT telling you to heat up your nail any way possible.

[@eylam9690]

This guy is an underrated genius.

[@aristideau5072]

I have a far safer method that got rid of my stubborn toenail fungus (also with just one treatment). Step 1: Acquire a magnifying glass and wait for a sunny day. Step 2: Soak your nail in warm water until the nail is thoroughly soaked and soft (or do it straight out of a shower). Step 3: Working a 3mm square area at a time, slowly focus the lens onto your nail until you can feel the temperature reach the 'ouch' level (or you can see steam rising from nail) and do this 3x-4x times over the area. Step 4: Move to next area and repeat Step 3. This one treatment cured my infection in just a few minutes and within a few months a new healthy nail grew out.

[@curlyhairdudeify]

Or, just buy a micro USB rechargeable 395nm light pen...

[@Ernster86]

Hows your nail aristdeau? Are you still cured from doing this only one time?

[@lukethardy]

@@curlyhairdudeify and use this directly on the nail or through a magnifying glass similar to OPs method? Thanks

[@dreamcatcherismylifesuppor2348]

@@curlyhairdudeify asking the same question as the person above

[@danabiondo9243]

Are You Serious ?

[@dmondregarner7963]

🙌🏾 I must say you are a Saint man, this method absolutely works...takes time to heal but the fungus went away,🙌🏽 again thank you...

[@brooklynkey548]

We need more people like u! The creams never worked for me either amd to think i was about to pay 1000 to get my toenail fungus lazer u just saved my self esteem and my money

[@daythunder1]

I would rather use hair dryer till I can't bare the heat no more and repeat the process.... If that doesn't work try ordering intraconazole tabs from india or somewhere cos thats the best meds to work on nail fungus if you wanted to go meds root... Good Luck

[@FISH4FOREVER]

@@daythunder1 aluminium deflects heat?? make holes in aluminium sheet and blast away

[@FaigMasimov]

Terbinafine kills them slowly

[@ChuckJaeTV4]

@@FaigMasimov that’s what I have and it don’t seem like it works

[@FaigMasimov]

@@ChuckJaeTV4 how many pills are you prescribed and how long have you been taking them ? I took 30 pills and noticed the difference about 60 days later. It should work with you , too. NOTE: Dont consume alchocol.

[@TheNid08]

As the dental students were working in my mouth at the student clinic in my city, they were joking about how they planned on not doing well enough on the patient because they wanted repeat customers. These were two young ladies. Thanks for sharing. I will not try, but it is good to know.l

[@paulgibbons2320]

Your an Internet hero. Such an easy straightforward fix. Makes you wonder why doctors do not recommend it. Early days but this appears to have worked great. The nail treatments are expensive and ineffective. You can actually see the fungus retreat away from them. Thank you most kindly.

[@woodboogahj]

Drs don't recommend cures, only treatments that dont work.

[@PatriciaRay-kq6gb]

My doctor just gave me some topical stuff a few weeks ago to paint on my infected toe that I have been dealing with for years. I don't see any difference at all. Then I just came across a doctor on you tube and he mentioned that the sun does help - fungus prefers wet and dark areas so this doctor said sit outside in the sun for 5 minutes each day with your toes exposed until the fungus goes away. So some doctors do mention this but my doctor did not. I found you have to be pro active about your own health care. Good luck, I'm going to try this so I hope it will work. Also, the doctor on youtube said to keep your infected toes clean by using a used tooth brush and soap in the shower to clean the old fungus off the toenail each day. Be sure and let your toes dry after the shower thoroughly or use a hair dryer. Remember fungus likes to be wet.

[@paulgibbons2320]

@@PatriciaRay-kq6gb The paint on stuff is expensive and not effective enough if you ask me.

[@demetriusalphonso4562]

Thanks How long did it take mate..as in days,weeks etc

[@poloreacts27]

Had your nail fungus reached the nail bed or was it a mild case?

[@user-ro5iu6br4f]

It never reached the nail bed. It was mild and the cream application lasts at least 6 weeks, so he was just impatient. Applying heat does make sense. That's why laser treatment can be effective, as well.

[@bbygrlpt2]

@@user-ro5iu6br4f How do you know when its mild or in the nail bed??

[@debswhitelock8839]

Had nail fungus on my big toes for years, tired all sorts- never worked. Recently discovered, grinding the nail down, brush every day with a tooth brush, castle soap, dry for 5 mins with hair dryer, get as much sun on the nail as possible and use Iodine daily. I noticed a huge difference. Slow process but definitely working. Fungus like to live in dark dirty, wet conditions.

[@MochaZilla]

I'm in the same boat. I've had a mild toenail infection on my right foot for about 5 years now. I've never really taken it too seriously but decided the past year to try and attack it. Sometimes I fall off the bandwagonBut typically what I like to do is take lugols iodine and I saturate all my toenails and the surrounding area. I still have it because I haven't been consistent enough but the most progress I've gotten has been with iodine. I now have a red light/infrared light device and I think that will help because this light spectrum also kills fungus.

[@jimreadey4837]

Hi Deb. I just discovered the grinding advice, too, and started 2-3 wks. ago. Had been doing the povidone-iodine daily for about a month before that, and hadn't seen any results. The grinding makes so much sense, and it feels good to know I've actively, and quickly, removed a fair portion of the fungus already. (Am using a Dremmel for that.) I'm doing everything else you mentioned, except the *castile* soap. I now try not to get my feet wet, because 5 mins. of hair drying seems like an eternity -- mostly because a part of my brain isn't convinced of the need for doing it that long. I wonder what you mean when you say the process is "definitely working." My growing understanding is that the nail we see today is not going to heal. It's more that, if we're successful, the fungus will become inactive/inert, thus not spread to the new nail growth. So, we're basically waiting for the new healthy nail to grow in (while we keep clipping away the old, inert-fungal portions). About a 12-18 month process, I've heard.

[@debswhitelock8839]

@@jimreadey4837 I just keep filing my nail down and it’s definitely working. Hope you get it sorted

[@debswhitelock8839]

@@MochaZilla hope you get rid of it, red light therapy sounds good. 👌🏽

[@jimreadey4837]

@@debswhitelock8839, it doesn't seem like you read as far as my final paragraph.

[@spencerusername]

I will try the fire technique! I have had toenail fungus for about 14 years now. I’ve tried just about everything from essential oils and anti-fungal cremes to pulling out my toenails with pliers, without successfully being able to regrow a healthy toenail. I am determined to figure out a solution. The fire technique sounds like a perfect solution 🔥

[@micahthompson3762]

Spencer, just try a blow torch for quick results. :) (kidding)

[@redneck_sk8ter_dude891]

Disinfecting with rubbing alcohol after a shower, topical application of clear iodine, as well as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been working for me. I want to try the magnifying glass treatment if its doesn't clear up 100%, but with Iodine I have seen great results and it is super cheap. Lamisil oral tablets didn't work for me, and neither did anti-fungal foot sprays. Wish you the best of luck. Let us know if it worked for you.

[@themathmute2695]

What happened to your toenail, it has been almost 6 months since you commented, please update.

[@johnpaul9830]

@@themathmute2695no reply means he probably died from the fire😂😂😂

[@pneron2032]

​@@themathmute2695He died

[@kianarose3112]

“I’m not responsible if you set yourself on fire.” I love this guy 😂😂😂 totally gonna try his method. I’ve spent so much $$ on special nail fungal treatments that just haven’t worked for over 5 years now ..

[@alizahhassan1702]

did it work??

[@AMDcore1]

I also thought about what conditions fungus cant thrive in when i had mild toe nail fungus growth under the nail. Turns out low pH conditions like acidic condition is unfavorable for yeast fungal cells. So i bought a jug of HCL acid at hardware store for pool pH balance. It comes as 30% HCL. Used a dropper and dropped the high concentration HCL around and under the nail. Once it started to sting i rinsed it off with water. The fungus literally dissolved and i could scoop it out from under the nail. Amazing things happen when you use logic with your brain.

[@AStri-zg5xc]

It's muriatic acid that's used in pools to lower the pH, not hydrochloric acid, which is dangerous.

[@AMDcore1]

@@AStri-zg5xc Yes its used for pool pH control! They are the same thjng Muriatic acid is the simple common name for HCl. And yes it is acid and is dangerous if left on skin for prolonged time. But 30 seconds to 1 minute will be fine. Maybe some skin irritation. Dont leave for longer though as it can damage the skin.

[@recipehacker9752]

Pretty dumb. What’s your toe worth to you? An fing lot.

[@camille6365]

How do you raise it off from under the nail?

[@camille6365]

How could you scoop something out from under your nail? Your nail could be open like a door?

[@ala6329]

Does this work instantly the one time you do it or do you need to do it again the next day?

[@vikkirush]

Thank you so much! I've had this over a year now, creams, a prescription nail polish huh I just paid $50 today for another ointment.going to try this!

[@louisar4227]

You said that it couldn’t survive in hot temperatures or cold temperatures, does that mean that soaking your feet in ice water could also work?

[@Writing-With-Dyslexia]

I remember speaking to a podiatrist and he said nail fungus is one of the hardest things to cure. Usually, you would have to remove the nail completely and apply treatment to that. Sometimes that doesn't even work, but what worked for was me eliminating as much sugar and carbs from my diet. It took nearly a year but my nails cleared up, but not completely

[@yvonnewhite627]

Yup 👍 Your absolutely right! It's because fungi 🍄 especially, yeast thrives on sugar!

[@sdafasdfasdfsda]

Yep, this was the only thing that cured my fungal infection but then I fell of the diet wagon and it came right back.

[@jdhed1]

Sooooooooooo........it didn't really work?

[@KiaMatey]

Zero sugar for me also, and topic treatment, let’s hope it will work!! 🙌🏼

[@brnne]

This explains so much. But I don't think I can leave the sugar out of my life :(

[@GerryP]

What I read is that there are different varieties of fungi and some of those creams may end up curing only one kind that's why your physician prescribed another brand. But you're smart. Just torch 'em. I've solved my problem by buying different creams and it worked but it took a long time. Next time I will try your slash and burn method.

[@princessag584]

Makes sense that this would work because I’m quite sure that’s what laser treatment would do.

[@gglsccs1755]

they do something very similar, just in a more flashy, overcomplicated and expensive way

[@kayforward1134]

Don't always trust Doctors... and yes this method really works.

[@cristianenovaes4097]

did you try to do this?

[@mrcabasa5507]

I like your thought process. To make a long story short, I had a rash that covered my legs. After two doctor appointments and two types of creams, after that the doctor wanted to do shots of some kind. I thought about it and it had to be some kind of fungus or bacteria. I thought about it and what would cause those things to die off. I filled my bath tub with warm water and put about a half a cup of bleach in the water and sat in it until the water was cold. I ended up doing that twice, but it ended the problem. So just like your hot or cold, acid or alkaline will also do the job, but of course I didn't have to have it penetrate a finger nail first. Thanks for your story. Makes perfect sense.

[@mr.squatch4265]

Bleach my friend solves all

[@roywilliams8236]

Doesn't this fry Ur testicles? Bleach is mean

[@Wowwwzaaa]

I thought you typed “to make a long story short”? It still was long! Lol

[@ricardogutierrez1840]

Mr cabasa thanks for your knowledge!

[@dw3403]

@@roywilliams8236 Not a half a cup worth in a tub. Its fine.

[@angelrussell1616]

I was thinking about this todat i wonder if sitting in front of a heater would work?!

[@wackzingo]

A safer alternative that worked for me that essentially does the same thing is to buy one of these new super bright LED flashlights. They get very hot and are insanely bright and just make sure it's fully charged on the brightest mode and hold it directly against the toenail/fingernail. It heats up more slowly but will absolutely burn but not as quickly as a lighter so it's much safter. It cured my really bad fungus. I too had the same thinking as you, I remembered from biology class learning about fungus and the effects of light and thought to give it a try.

[@luisherrera2786]

Going to give this a try! I have toenail fungal now. Praying it cures it.

[@wackzingo]

@@luisherrera2786 it's not super fast. I did it a few times a week and took about a month to start noticing the difference. BTW, I was using the Anker lc40 and lc90 but any similar flashlight should work.

[@angelrussell1616]

What if you and you uv/led lamp

[@gmako74]

The doctors are malakas! Thank you bro

[@ranradd]

Please be careful. If you get a 2nd or 3rd degree burn under you nail there will be a high likelihood of infection. This will be difficult to treat with a topical antibiotic and could lead to some type of surgery.

[@kellygarner4041]

Lol an infection on top of an infection??

[@gemspiritmessages2754]

Iodine applied to nail for three days in a row cured my 10 year toenail fungus that even $100 nail treatment would not cure. I tried everything over the years. Fastest thing but I never thought of heating the area, very clever.

[@mininimimkmk8282]

how did you apply it?

[@elasiatico.]

Yes I am curious how you applied the iodine

[@bearas2jujus]

What iodine did you use? I found decolorized iodine but idk if it's the same

[@luckyangel943]

Where did you buy your Iodine from please and how did you apply it? Did you file your nails first?

[@pink994]

Which iodine and from where?

[@jeremyshaw991]

I was sick of my nail infection and I thought what kills fungus and I thought probiotics. So I took a capsule of probiotics I would normally take orally, broke it open and rubbed it into some softening coconut oil and rubbed it all over my feet, toes, toe nails and in-between my toes. Four days later the fungus had completely gone

[@anthonybunch8044]

I hope as a grown azz adult you not lying?🤔🤦 That would be so senseless Smh

[@billielayne6380]

😂😂😂

[@jeremyshaw991]

@@anthonybunch8044 why lie about such a thing. I had to keep doing it for a while but it went

[@MonsieurDrobot]

Beautiful advice, Mate

[@karinachavez2803]

I am doing this with a magnifying glass and will update!! I went on terbinafine and the side effects were not good so I stopped today. Day 1: I went over all the nails until I felt and “ouch” feeling. Not sure if I got every single part of each nail though. Day 2: I got the hang of it more and got less scared of feeling a slight burn. Also I’m applying Vicks vapor rub at night. Day 3: I made sure to put sunscreen on my toes this time and going over each toenail again. So far my toenails have grown out and I’ve been able to cut away at the thicker part of the nails. They look a lot better.

[@Rybz]

Keep on updating, and be careful!

[@spencespace7763]

Hey it’s been 2 months since you posted. Any luck? What happened after these days?

[@marengo08]

Guess it took him three days

[@Chebruda]

He most his toe 😂😂

[@GizelleJane2012]

What’s the update on your toes?

[@Rotuma83]

Do you have before and after photos?

[@freeirishmexicanamericangi9199]

I sense sarcasm in your disclaimer.🤣

[@ashantizulu144]

😂🤣🤣😂👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿!

[@annelizabeth9872]

😂😂😂😂

[@willeek3760]

🤫

[@truckindawg1]

Ya think? Wink wink 😉

[@pacitabautista9393]

Sarcasm is real. 😃

[@johnndavis7647]

I had a toenail infection for 20 years. I started putting a tablespoon of dark baking chocolate powder and a tablespoon of coconut oil in my black coffee every morning. I did this for my general health but a surprising side effect was that my infected toenail started growing out healthy again. As it grew out i would trim off the old nail and after about a year my toenails look much better.

[@chrismaxx8528]

Thank you! I’m going to try this! 😊

[@moonolyth]

I use a heat shrink heater much hotter than a hair dryer to heat mosquito bits just after I get them they go away very quickly. I don't know if the heat kills the bacteria or stops my body's reaction to them but it works. I also like you heat till it gets uncomfortable then back off ... for about 30 seconds or till the flesh gets hot inside. Thanks for posting very interesting.

[@roywilliams8236]

5hat works for lots of itching issues. Like poison ivy too. Hot Water will do the same.

[@MochaZilla]

The heat deactivates the histamine that rushes to the area, therefore making the itch subside

[@lvl9704]

Thankyou I'm going to try this.... I work in hot climates so I'm prone to toenail fungal infections I really hope this works for me...... Very clever sir!!!!

[@cyntiat.8170]

I oddly found this diy funny. Glad it worked out for you and hopefully others! 🤣

[@megamoneyk]

I love your sarcasm

[@ForeverTributesNL]

If all else fails, KILL IT WITH FIRE! You sir, are a logical one.

[@racheletruthnjustice5964]

AWESOME VIDEO!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR MAKING SENSE! & DONT FORGET TO ASK YOUR DOCT! THEY ARE SOOOOOO EDUCATED ON HEALING US! YOU ASK THEM FOR THE ANSWER, & THEY HAVE ALL THE SOLUTIONS ON HOW TO TREAT YOUR SYMPTOMS! OHHH THANK GOD FOR OUR DOCTS TODAY! THEY LOVE TO HELP OUR INSURANCE COMPANY'S & THERE POCKETS!!!

[@darieanhenderson6926]

Beautiful sense of Humor and most doctors are Wolves in Sheeps clothing 🤣 There are an EXTREMELY small remnant of doctors out there that actually try to heal and help their patients and not convert them into medical cash cows but they are far and few between.

[@KaliRea]

The intro alone has me sold

[@armandohernandez1232]

Excellent information... I have a question, it is dangerous to look at the light on the nails, the light is very strong and it is hard for me to focus my eyes to accommodate the toes where the light is concentrated.

[@stephaniewilliams9469]

Sunglasses?

[@planet3333]

I'm curious what cream you used first. I was prescripted a cream, but at the pharmacy they said that cream would not be effective, they said I should go for a special anti fungal nailpolish kit. Unfortunately mine is on the toes somit makes it a lot harder to use a lighter down there without hurting myself and I'm not sure if Ill trus5 someone else not professional to do it. Sucks though, the lighter method seems to be the best of all choices

[@ronniemead805]

Crush a garlic clove and put it on the nail, secure with gauze or strip of cloth and put on socks. Leave overnight and this should take care of the problem.

[@donnadayle3762]

i had fungus on my 2 big toes. i tried everything. nothing worked then i heard about the laser treatments. it was $100 per toe. i went ahead & got them all done. i teach water aerobics and the fungus was never going to go away because my feet were in the water several times a day. it was the best $1000 i ever spent. i got them done all at once. and it was gone almost immediately. it's been 6 years now and my toes still look great. keep your toes dry, wear socks that 'wick' and keep your toes in the sun as much as possible.

[@redneck_sk8ter_dude891]

I've had a fungal infection in my nails for over 6 years now. It started with a damaged toenail and then got worse by using someone else's nail clippers who had an infection (bad idea). Lamisil oral anti-fungal tablets didn't work for me, and neither did over-the-counter anti-fungal foot sprays (although they do work for infections on the skin). Disinfecting with rubbing alcohol after a shower, topical application of clear iodine, as well as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been working for me (menthol has fungistatic and antimicrobial properties and smells nice, whereas Iodine actually deactivates many microbes including most fungi) as well as 3% hydrogen peroxide solution topical application after every toenail clipping to kill anything growing underneath. With Iodine specifically (clear iodine) I have seen great results and it is super cheap; I barely have any visible fungus left in the nail at this point, but I have to keep using it to make sure it goes away completely. I also use a UV shoe lamp every day to kill anything growing in my shoes and boots when I am not wearing them. Hydrogen peroxide solution and sunlight can also be used to disinfect footwear when not in use. Best of luck to everyone!

[@minkycat66]

I have been using idione every day for months not working, actually looks worse/

[@badrulhussain5545]

Smart thinking bro, i'll give it a try

[@user-pn3io5oy3i]

Thanks Malaka i will try this!

[@bossahmed4085]

This makes sense. You can now get laser treatment which uses the same principle. It kills the fungi with the intense laser beam. Fungi cant survive in heat.

[@MochaZilla]

Nor in light. They need dark moist and warm environments.

[@swisstrader]

I tried the laser treatment. Complete waste of $1,000

[@bossahmed4085]

@@swisstrader iodine solution is also supposed to be good.

[@pengoat9]

I've tried everything going on for 12 years and it just keeps coming back. It may start to get better but will totally take over the nail again in one day. I like the magnifying glass method for toes and will try the torch method on fingers. I will update if I live through it ...

[@shortkeys73]

Guess he died

[@KitchensbySavina]

Great video. Thank you.

[@Widespreaddiscrimination7924]

You told me the story and that’s exactly how I’m going to fix it as well thanks for sharing….

[@shippermd]

Interesting. I have toenail fungus, tho. Wonder if shining UV-C Light on my toenails will also kill it? 🤔

[@Vanartisa]

It will , you have to Shine it on for at least 30min a day die about 3-6 months

[@danny051964]

3

[@bossahmed4085]

look up laser treatment for fungus infection

[@notbuyingit2204]

UVC, as far as I know, is for sterilizing surfaces, but I suppose it might also work on toenail fungus. I have a spot of ringworm (not a worm, it's a type of fungus) on my lower leg and after using over the counter cream for months I've started exposing the spot to the light from a reptile's UVB light bulb. I just started doing this and it's an experiment, but I plan to do this for a few minutes each day for at least two weeks to see if I get any improvement.

[@martha4577]

Use your hair dryer.

[@erzanaabdi5881]

Can someone help me, what is said in the video and translate it because I don't know English 🥰 because I have the same problem years ago ☹️

[@ernestacernojarove8443]

has anyone been able to cure candida overgrowth? It is still fungus but killing from inside.

[@triggabun]

I was looking for reviews on rosemary oil. I got an oral medication and it took me a long way but the tips of my thumbs were just kind of lingering and I was afraid it would take over again. The way I ran for my lighter just now. I can already see that thickening skin lifting. I will update back in a week.

[@bronzemoontr]

Great, i do also by burnung carefully, it hurts but seems getting well or so... i be very carefull when i do that but still ask ur dr.

[@mariojerez9208]

A heat gun!!!!! Glue on it taking it off and putting back!!!! Would it work????

[@coevad3961]

Question for "The Apocalyptic Knight", when you used the lighter for 15 minutes...Did you only use the lighter this one time or did you repeat this on other days and if so, how often?

[@TheApocalypticKnight]

Just once. 🙂

[@edi9892]

LOL, you´re just as savage as I am. I had something heavy falling on my toe and it cracked the nail and caused internal bleeding, which in turn lifted the nail up from the underlying skin. After a while, the majority of the nail fell off and I was left with a tiny piece of nail that was curved upwards and hurt like hell in my shoe and bandaging it would only hurt. Putting socks on it caused the nail to get stuck on the textile, which was also very painful. No matter what I did, that sh!t hurt me, again and again, and again. I grew fed up with it, took some pliers and ripped it out and put some disinfectant on it and then properly bandaged it. Truth be told, I was cursing and crying through the whole procedure to the point that I was surprised that my neighbors didn´t call the cops... The resulting superficial flesh wound hurt far less than this warped piece of nail and I could bandage it without any problems. I was only worried that it could end up looking like the nail of my father, who had also something heavy falling on his toe a long time ago and his nail has been about 4mm thick and yellow ever since! Yes, that´s a chronic fungal infection. In my case, though, the nail healed perfectly despite my rough DIY approach.

[@lettersandnumbersuc]

edi, You are a savage...too. That’s the worst pain I’ve experienced... Toe nail getting knocked off or pulled off was worse than broken bones and stage four cancer... The toe nail wins, toes down.

[@edi9892]

@@lettersandnumbersuc I had broken bones and torn tendons too. Broken bones hurt less. The tendon was worse, but not bad because it KOed me. The thing that really pisses me off is an ear inflammation on Friday evening (because then you can spend the next day in hospital waiting for treatment). I don't know why, but such things nearly always happen on weekends and official holidays... The pain might not be this bad, but it just doesn't go away and it keeps you from sleeping.

[@TheApocalypticKnight]

Yeh, fun stuff. 🙂

[@MochaZilla]

Bro you could have FILED THE NAIL DOWN why rip it when you could have filed it?!?!

[@kokoo2634]

Can I use hot hair dryer???

[@dreamcatcherismylifesuppor2348]

I’m gonna try it hope it works

[@angelrussell1616]

Im about to try this right now!

[@trevorbelmont4633]

Will usb UV light kill nail fungus?

[@mariadasvattamakaljosephma3895]

Thank you 😊 Most of the Doctors are as you said, the money makers more than their ethics.

[@daviddurham6380]

I'm trying this bro on your word, it hurts but if it works absolutely worth it

[@leikilimaile2565]

Cool I’m on the right track after I shower ive been using a hair dryer in the infected nails on my toes and I keep them cut back, I need to treat my shoes with something as well since I wear steel toe boots at work and water can get in them which is how this all started, good video

[@redneck_sk8ter_dude891]

I've had a fungal infection in my nails for over 6 years now. It started with a damaged toenail and then got worse by using someone else's nail clippers who had an infection (bad idea). Lamisil oral tablets didn't work for me, and neither did over-the-counter anti-fungal foot sprays (although they do work on the skin). Disinfecting with rubbing alcohol after a shower, topical application of clear iodine, as well as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been working for me (menthol has fungistatic and antimicrobial properties and smells nice, whereas Iodine actually deactivates many microbes including most fungi) as well as 3% hydrogen peroxide solution topical application after every toenail clipping to kill anything growing underneath. With Iodine specifically I have seen great results and it is super cheap. I also use a UV shoe lamp every day to kill anything growing in my shoes and boots when I am not wearing them. Best of luck!

[@richardstrombergoverkill5099]

Awesome video

[@lt2420]

Good Story. Now they have fancy "lasers" that do the same thing for a lot more money. But essentially, they both kill the host fungus. Great job!

[@TheGrimey1]

This guy is awesome 😂

[@Thefruityalpaca]

And this story deserves a like a'd comment grazie m8!

[@isaz597]

How does it for toenails though 😅

[@bfree6521]

How about hair dryer on high?

[@leandrodominguez3733]

What about using a heat gun?

[@klarname]

Great tip will give it a try. Doktors always want the best.....most definatly for orthers and not for themselves.

[@barend4803]

Very good thank you.

[@chadmorris664]

Man that sounds like it would work. I will be trying this on my toe nail!

[@spectrumifs]

Great idea! You can also chop up fresh garlic glove or use a garlic press, then put garlic on affected area, cover with plastic wrap or cut the thumb part off a rubber glove to cover finger or toe. Leave on 24 hours and fungus should be gone.

[@au-xe7id]

I've had a finger fungus for a year, its spread to two more fingers and my mother just told me the same thing. Word for word. Garlic, plastic wrap, keep it airtight

[@gemspiritmessages2754]

I did this , I put garlic minced in a bit of olive oil cut the thumb off a latex glove and wrapped bandaid on edge to keep it in place, it worked but maybe needed two days instead of one. I then heard iodine applied is best treatment. I applied iodine three days in a row. Gone.

[@TheFreak111]

@@au-xe7id and did it work?

[@dw3403]

This is also a good solution for infections in the mouth or skin. Onion also works. I suspect its a sulfer in them.

[@vern0018]

@@gemspiritmessages2754 What iodine did you use.

[@michaelsanchez8457]

There are plant oils that can penetrate tissues, and are antifungal.

[@JoJo-op5xy]

This was super honest. 😂 but yay they have nail lasers for fungus in nails that pretty much just burns the fungus away

[@sid3859]

It’s also over 500$ and not covered by insurance

[@kingbigboss777]

How many days did it takes to go away?

[@TheApocalypticKnight]

The fungal infection all died with the first application. I only did it one time, for about 15 minutes. Then, with the infection dead, all I had to do was wait for the nail to grow and clip it until I clipped off the previously infected part.

[@rmy15956]

I started to to use the soldering iron pen ... I'll let you know in a couple of months if it's working ...

[@nykko73]

hi there pls keep us posted

[@dreamcatcherismylifesuppor2348]

Update

[@Jimo225]

seems like everyone that says there going to do an update dissapears and dies.

[@cindyhuynh1282]

Yes its does help alot and thanks :)

[@ImCarolB]

My fungus is in my toenails and I almost laughed, imagining myself grabbing my feet and turning them upside down so I could aim the lighter at the toenails. I must mention that I am 70 years old. Maybe it would be easier to use the cold method, as there is lots of snow outside now. My podiatrist says there is nothing to be done about it, but right now I am using tea tree oil in the morning and Vicks at night.

[@redneck_sk8ter_dude891]

I've had a fungal infection in my nails for over 6 years now. It started with a damaged toenail and then got worse by using someone else's nail clippers who had an infection (bad idea). Lamisil oral anti-fungal tablets didn't work for me, and neither did over-the-counter anti-fungal foot sprays (although they do work for infections on the skin). Disinfecting with rubbing alcohol after a shower, topical application of clear iodine, as well as peppermint and tea tree oil, have been working for me (menthol has fungistatic and antimicrobial properties and smells nice, whereas Iodine actually deactivates many microbes including most fungi) as well as 3% hydrogen peroxide solution topical application after every toenail clipping to kill anything growing underneath. With Iodine specifically (clear iodine) I have seen great results and it is super cheap; I barely have any visible fungus left in the nail at this point, but I have to keep using it to make sure it goes away completely. I also use a UV shoe lamp every day to kill anything growing in my shoes and boots when I am not wearing them. Hydrogen peroxide solution and sunlight can also be used to disinfect footwear when not in use. Best of luck to you!

[@renskedj]

Tiger balm works even better than Vicks, but I got rash from it. It helped with one nail though. The others I now do with ureum in a plastic bag the whole night and grinding it very thin and then tea tree oil.

[@alexanderpitman9433]

This reminds me of a story I heard a few years back. Old acquaintance used to get really bad ingrown toenails for basically most of his life. He begged his foot doctor to remove them, but the doctor refused since the doctor didn't think they were that bad. So, one day this guy decided he was going to do it himself. He drank a fifth of vodka and pulled his toenails out with a pair of pliers. When he was finished, he called for an ambulance to take him to the hospital. After he healed up from that, he never had to see the foot doctor again.

[@TheApocalypticKnight]

I hear it is also a way to fix a nail that has completely been fungally infected. But it takes some guts and, preferably, some vodka too apparently.

[@jasminepina9058]

Wow strong willed people

[@carlospaige4589]

Doctor didn't want to fix,he wanted to treat for Ever!

[@roywilliams8236]

Yes, cut off the infected part, that's what I do, if there fungus underneath, it's not that painful. I just cut my right toe nail back like that, and I expect it to be better now. Going to be soaking toe in vinegar and baking soda though . My left toe, I'm using Vicks, but I'm going to try a lighter, freezing, and soldering iron. A laser if I figure out which

[@scottstone8675]

Ouch!

[@TheNid08]

You said cold also kills fungus. The doctors have some stuff called cold ice, which is used to kill warts. I might present this logic to a doctor to see if they would try.

[@rickhalas]

"Like a milking cow" - just beautiful - LOL.

[@jermainegirl00]

😂😂 the sarcasm!

[@AD-wb5eg]

Genius!

[@kellygarner4041]

Why not use a heat gun? Or maybe a blow dryer? Wonder if that would work? Doesn’t seem as scary as using a lighter. You could also DIY an adapter piece to put on the end of the heat gun if you want the air to blow in a more localized spot. Kinda hard to explain so I hope I don’t confuse anyone.

[@andyhornhornhorn]

What about amputation?

[@chinggaey9041]

what about dying? i am so desperate actually. Im not joking.

[@andyhornhornhorn]

@@chinggaey9041 the anti fungal tablet flucanzole worked for me.

[@staveoff6899]

I was doing some research,i found that yeast and fungus are killed at 45 -70 centigrades,magnifying glass at its tiniest concentrated point reach 251 centigrades,if you apply a bigger concentrated point on your nails it could get 70 centigrades without burning you,i guess it works because i tried everything,creams,peroxide hydrogen,lemon,garlic,alcohol,hot water(not hot enough to kill this) the whole idea is about killing the fungus inside the nail,of course creams and all said before works but only at the surface,the real infection is in there

[@bossahmed4085]

Laser treatment is the way forwards.

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

Excellent idea thanks

[@staveoff6899]

@@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325 actually works, my nails are half healed, looks half pink right now,i had no much time to do it so the results are getting late,anyway im happy with the results, i just need clip the infected parts that are growing out,my nails were completely infected,nothing of pink parts,so i know its working

[@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325]

@@staveoff6899 excellent congratulations as a guy with it on most my hand nails i can appreciate how much relief that would be , my fungus gets worse through the summer and better during winter its weird and the nail completely heals .then as the temp rises black streaks appear and then the fungus and bruised feeling. I will try this thanks again ill report back if it works on mine

[@staveoff6899]

@@iamamoghalfmanhalfdog5325 hand fungus is rare,usually i touched my infected toenails with bare hands and never got infected,even used the same nail clipper just cleaned with bleach on my hands,i recommend add peroxide hydrogen to clean the nails combined with the magnifying glass, you will notice its working when the nails are blackish by burning them

[@garybrown9719]

I love the sarcasm

[@elenaastakhova7718]

Genious!!! Will do the same! Thank you 👍!

[@edguyrocks5865]

if heat is the killer, just hold a focused blow dryer right on the nail on high heat. believe me you will pull away soon.

[@dreamcatcherismylifesuppor2348]

Idk if it’s hot enough tho?

[@user-ot9bf1pw4f]

I'm trying manuka oil (full strength) in combination with hydrogen provide (food grade). I also wash my feet with activated charcoal soap every shower. I do see some improvement and believe me, I've tried everything. I have had this since I was 18, I am now 36 and it grew into the toe beds. It's really placed a sadness in my life and has effected the quality of life that I live as I would love to just slip on saddles and go for a hike, to the pool, anywhere barefoot and I can't it's too imbarrasing. This is the first time that I see any kind of method that is working.

[@luzelviapellettiere2984]

Sorry how are you using the food grade peroxide i just received that and want to know how to use it on the nails

[@sannamuh985]

@@luzelviapellettiere2984 Did the peroxide work for you? How did you apply it?

[@tiffe4772]

I have both! And they are both way affordable compared to drug store items. I can't wait to try it...I was already considering activated charcoal because I use it for everything. I can't believe I hadn't thought of it until today.

[@hph9614]

Yeah I've had it since I was like 23 and am 35...I had no idea I had severe atheletes foot the last almost 15 years...i thought I just had rough bad feet from working alot and walking around barefoot all the time...I used to walk through spring river barefoot as as teenager...its sad how uneducated we are about such a common issue people suffer from. My feet are more sore now than ever...I'm over it.

[@Dan-mm1yl]

Just tried it with a lighter have had toenail fungus on my big toe for along as I can remember. My toenail just caught fire had to blow it out 😤 Going to give this a go as everything I have tried over the last 15 years did next to nothing

[@chit0kan0]

Any update?

[@klowny5177]

Is ur toenail gone now?

[@mvrz6]

Did it work?

[@bearas2jujus]

I saw a guy use a magnifying glass to the nail in the sun. Worked for him.

[@kronek99]

@@bearas2jujus Thats genius, Im scared of a lighter in my toe nail

[@sula1529]

Great idea. I have it on my big toe not sure how long or far I can stretch my leg to do this but will try lol