Discussion: Nail fungus and recurrent vaginal fungal infections in women often reflect a chronic fungal infection in the gastrointestinal tract.

Nail fungus is not just a matter of hygiene in swimming pools and damp places that contact the feet, but is mainly a symptom of an unbalanced intestinal flora and very acidic intestines. Chronic fungal infections disappear when the intestinal flora is balanced. Most people with fungal infections try a local treatment, usually temporarily. Antifungal drug treatment is very toxic to the liver and is not recommended. Balancing the intestinal flora has a far-reaching effect on the immune system.

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