Showing posts with label Treat Nail Fungus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Treat Nail Fungus. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 23, 2015

The Antifungal Diet

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So what exactly is the antifungal die and what can it do for you? The Anti-Fungal Diet claims to help get rid of your body’s fungal parasites which can cause diseases. It is possible for certain fungi to enter your system through food, water, air, and even something as simple as touch. These fungi can produce toxins within the body which can negatively impact your overall health! If you want to avoid harmful fungal growth within your body and system you need to abide by the Anti-Fungal Diet. This diet will essentially starve the invading fungus which will eventually cause the fungus to die off completely. Your body will then heal from the damage allowing you to experience better overall health and wellness!
So what are you not allowed to eat? It starts with phase 1, phase 1 means you will be eliminating all sugars from your diet, all artificial sweeteners, grains, coffee and tea. You also want to do your best to avoid nuts, green olives, salad dressings, anything containing yeast or butter substitutes.
Now that you know all the forbidden food you’re not allowed to eat, what CAN you eat? Eggs are great, chicken, meat in general and seafood. Feel free to have lots of yogurt, natural butter, and fruits and vegetables.
After a few weeks you’ll start noticing decreased symptoms from whichever particular disease or ailment you’re suffering from. Maintenance and consistency is key, do your best to stay on track with little to no deviations.
If you have any serious medical conditions be sure to consult with a doctor or your primary care physician first before beginning your Anti-Fungal Diet! You want to be sure you’re still meeting all of your nutritional needs while following this diet. Better safe than sorry!

Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Why Do We Bite Our Nails?


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We’ve all been guilty of it, at least once in our lives we’ve nibbled at least on one of our nails. But why? To clean off a broken nail, or is there more to it than that? Is there more of a deep compulsory habit we’re unaware of, if so how does it form? And is it possible to stop it?
Biting your fingernails is a habit that often times starts in your childhood. Studies have shown that about 60% of children and around 45% of teenagers are nail biters. Nail biting becomes less and less common after the age of 18, but if the habit is already deeply ingrained in the individual, it can continue into adulthood.
But why do we do it? What drives us to bite our nails exactly? Stress and boredom play a huge role as for the reason. The habit can often be linked to anxiety or to keep the the body and mind occupied when the mind lacks interest. Anxiety, loneliness, or any other types of emotional triggers can also lead to nail biting. Biting fingernails can also be a sign of OCD also known as obsessive-compulsive disorder. Regular nail biting can cause severe damage to the nail and the surrounding skin which can be considered a form of self mutilation and harm!
If you bite your nails on the regular, your nails and cuticles suffer, the area around your nails can become infected since it’s easy for bacteria to travel from your fingers to your mouth and face. Nail biting can also affect your teeth! It can severely weaken them or push their alignment out of place.
If you are a consistent nail biter try adding a bitter polish to your nails, it will discourage you from biting after leaving a sour taste in your mouth. If you find stress and anxiety is what causes you to nibble on your nails try alternatives when relaxing like yoga or meditation. Even something as simple as deep breathing and squeezing a stress ball would be a game changer!