Wellness

[hckynut]

@bargainsgirl 

If I see a reputable Podiatrist, or an Orthopedic Foot Specialist, and they tell me that "pressure is from the bone, not footwear"?  When fix permanently is an option?  For me there is "not an option", I get the permanent solution. I believe in finding the source, and eliminating them if it is an option. This goes for any part of my body, not just a toe.

hckynut

[Nightowlz]

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@bargainsgirl wrote:

Kerasal is for toe nail fungus.  How does this help a callus? 

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@bargainsgirl 

This one.

[dex]

@bargainsgirl @Try rubbing in manuka h9ney with a umf of 10 or more.I had a painful soft corn between my toes that I was told had to be surgically removed.I started putting honey on it at night.It hurt more for some reason and then began to peel.It just went away and it has not returned.I can’t explain how that happened but I use that honey for a lot of health problems ....works for me.

[World Traveler]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@MalteseMomma wrote:

wool sox are my problem............would you believe it?????????????

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I can't believe you said that @MalteseMomma. I have the exact same problem with wool socks. I have to choose them wisely. Blended merino works best for me.

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@SilleeMee  Merino wool is so, so nice. I guess there are different grades, but I love that wool.

[1Snickers]

@Nightowlz  Thanks for theKerasal recommendation. It really works,

[twinkies]

efore you file your callus . Try this . In a foot basin mix together ....1/2 cup Listerine [blue  stuff]....,

. 1/2 cup of whie vinegar... and 1 cup of water .

soak feet 15 minutes and then use pumice or a file to gently rub off calluses . They should come off very easily . You can do this [pumice ] in the shower.

cathy from ma