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Athlete's Foot
Athlete's Foot Defined
Athlete's foot
is a fungus. This parasitic fungal infection is so common, that if you
have not been afflicted, there is a 70% chance that you will
surrender to the infection at some time in your life.
Living on dead tissue, fungal microorganisms were said to
have been discovered in the 19th century. Prior to that, the
affliction was thought to be caused by insect bites.
Living in the superficial layers of skin, this fungus
starts to grow when the right conditions are met.
Dark, warm and moist environments, like your running shoes,
allow the fungus to flourish.
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Athlete's Foot
is an exasperating condition in itself, but it is the secondary
infections from this communicable disease that can be the
most damaging. |
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Infrared Socks for treating Athlete's
Foot
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Signs & Symptoms of
Athlete's Foot - Toes
- Itching skin
- Skin redness
- Scaly skin
- Flaking skin
- Area stings when washed
- Area feels hot
- Foul odor
More severe cases of Athlete's Foot may have:
- Skin cracks
- Blisters
- Raw skin becomes exposed
- Inflammation
- Pain
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What Causes
Athlete's Foot?
As a communicable disease, Athlete's
Foot is easily transmitted from one foot to another in
"common" areas. Public shower stalls, locker rooms,
saunas, swimming pools and hot tubs are places where
this fungus thrives.
Once you have attracted the disease,
it will often flare up again, if the environment is
congenial and when your immune system is weakened. |
Will Far
Infrared Socks Help?
Yes! Far
Infrared energy rays emitted from Prolotex™ FIR Socks
help retard bacteria - and prevent secondary infections.
Infrared waves promote health and rejuvenation of cells
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a necessary activity for combating this skin disease. |
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Tips To Preventing Athlete's Foot
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Wash your feet regularly and keep them dry. |
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Wear a different pair of shoes every day, so
that they will have a chance to dry out
in-between. |
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Inspect the webs of toes daily for itchy,
red and peeling patches of skin. |
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Wear a fresh, clean pair of Prolotex™
Far Infrared
Socks
every day to help reduce bacteria and Athlete's
virus infections. |
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Do not go barefoot around swimming pools and
public shower stalls. |
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Do not wear other people's shoes, especially
sports shoes. |
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Ask your doctor about an antifungal foot
powder. |
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Wear Prolotex™
Far Infrared
Socks
for healthier feet. |
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