Both honey and Calendula have anti-fungal properties. Both are ingredients of Thentix.
Athlete’s Foot can be very itchy and irritating. Many of the products that you purchase for the purpose of getting rid of Athlete’s Foot have chemicals in them that you just don’t want to put on your body. Sometimes they work and sometimes they don’t.
If you are frequenting areas where it is easy to get athlete’s foot you may want to use Thentix instead of a powder. Putting pure honey and calendula may not be the most practical for most people.
Thentix has the benefit that it will immediately soothe the itching as well as get rid of the fungus.
Definitely use to help kill or get rid of Athlete’s Foot but if you use as ‘preventative medicine’ you won’t have to suffer the nasty itching.
If you do the research, you will find that all by itself, marigold has been used to clear up a host of various skin problems. Though honey put direclty onto the skin can also help there are obvious reasons not to.
Apply 2-4 times a day for the first few days, then you can apply Thentix when you have been in an area where there is a chance that you have been exposed to this fungus.
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