davey72
The Living Force
-http://healthimpactnews.com/2014/coriander-oil-treats-vigorous-athletes-feet-between-the-toes/
Researchers from Germany’s University of Hamburg Medical Center have confirmed in a clinical study that coriander oil treats the most vigorous type of athlete’s feet.The researchers tested 40 people who were infected with interdigital tinea pedis – which means athlete’s feet that has developed between the toes.The researchers randomized and separated the patients into two groups and gave them each an ointment to rub on their feet and in between the toes for 28 days.The researchers took specimens and analyzed the infections initially, at 14 days and at 28 days.The researchers measured populations of Candida species, Trichophyton mentagrophytes and Trichophyton rubrum. The Candida species are not typically known to cause athlete’s feet. The Trichophyton fungi, however, are often the central agents at the root of athlete’s feet.At 14 days, those treated with the Coriander oil ointment had significantly fewer colonies of the Trichophyton fungi, and had significantly better signs of infection.At 28 days, their improvement continued. About 75% of the coriander oil group had no clinical signs of athlete’s feet after 28 days, compared to about 10% among the placebo group. Meanwhile, none of the coriander group had marked or severe signs of athlete’s feet, while 40% had marked signs and 5% had severe signs at the beginning of the study.In their microbial analysis, the coriander group went from 42% infection rate to 11% infection rate – a drop of 31% during the 28 weeks.
If this us working on candida species i wonder if it can work internally?
Researchers from Germany’s University of Hamburg Medical Center have confirmed in a clinical study that coriander oil treats the most vigorous type of athlete’s feet.The researchers tested 40 people who were infected with interdigital tinea pedis – which means athlete’s feet that has developed between the toes.The researchers randomized and separated the patients into two groups and gave them each an ointment to rub on their feet and in between the toes for 28 days.The researchers took specimens and analyzed the infections initially, at 14 days and at 28 days.The researchers measured populations of Candida species, Trichophyton mentagrophytes and Trichophyton rubrum. The Candida species are not typically known to cause athlete’s feet. The Trichophyton fungi, however, are often the central agents at the root of athlete’s feet.At 14 days, those treated with the Coriander oil ointment had significantly fewer colonies of the Trichophyton fungi, and had significantly better signs of infection.At 28 days, their improvement continued. About 75% of the coriander oil group had no clinical signs of athlete’s feet after 28 days, compared to about 10% among the placebo group. Meanwhile, none of the coriander group had marked or severe signs of athlete’s feet, while 40% had marked signs and 5% had severe signs at the beginning of the study.In their microbial analysis, the coriander group went from 42% infection rate to 11% infection rate – a drop of 31% during the 28 weeks.
If this us working on candida species i wonder if it can work internally?
