Garlic has a great reputation and its properties are impressive. In addition to its bactericidal benefits, it is also an antiseptic, an antibiotic, an antihypertensive, an antispasmodic, and an intestinal and pulmonary disinfectant, just to name these properties. Apply crushed garlic bulbs directly to the skin. Caution: On irritated skin, this can cause a burning sensation. Garlic is also available in capsule form at pharmacies.
Grapefruit Seed Extract
Grapefruit seed extract is one of the best natural antibacterial agents. It also acts on yeast and fungi, making it a valuable natural fungicoide. It is applied directly to the affected area (skin, plantar mycosis, nail mycosis or vaginal mycosis). No abuse is required, even a small amount works: 2 to 3 drops per day.
Henna
It is known as a beautifier for hair because it is used as body paint in eastern countries. Lesser known is that henna is also an antifungal agent because one of its ingredients is lausenone. It is applied in the form of a plaster for plantar fungus and nail fungus.
Oriental recipes for henna-based plasters
– Mix 2 tablespoons (= like tables) of henna powder with hot water;
– Add 1 tablespoon (= table) of lemon juice, orange flower water or rose water according to your taste.
