Cracked heels

http://nccam.nih.gov/health/tea/treeoil.htm

So here is the evidence as stated in these articles.

 

I do not feel that you are qualified to assess my levels of competence Thank you!I also feel that your tone is somewhat acid.

I provided the link as the trials I researched were documented at the time bacck in 2000..
Plus if you readback I have used the product 100% teatree Oil on myselfto a surgical wound when bathing which incidently healed within a 2 week period post Suture removal from a Hystrectomy WOUND which I removed myself NO PUS or inflamation.

Any patient care that was given/ exchanged was within Care Standards and the NMC Code of Conduct, and authorised by Management.

Selfcare in regard to Complimentary Therapies is always encouraged within Selfcare for any patient and hygiene.
Teatree Oil is used in many areas of Nursing and has a Good place as part of aceptic value in regard to Bacterial,Fungal,Viral Infections

Your Website is not a friendly one... Sad inflated ego from Admin.

 

http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2334/8/161

 

http://cmr.asm.org/content/19/1/50.full

Yes I did! but I knew already about these trials and have studied it! and used it on
myself.. It works don't be so cynical!

Not very helpful remark! We are here to help people Infection Control and Health promotion should be Cost Effective!

Good Evening! Read it yourself you might learn something!

 

Soak your feet in 100% Teatree Oil 3/4 drops use a carrier for the water like Almond carrier and soak your feet ..Teatree oil is an anti fungal and will get rid of any itching which can be caused by sweaty danky trainers like Athlete's foot.
I have used TTO for years and researched the aromatherapy oil in practice. RN

 

Hi

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thanks for the tips!

 

plain and simple - pre-diabetic/diabetic. Your blood sugar may look normal in tests but you are having episodes of really high blood sugar. That causes thicker blood and the lack of flow causes the heels to crack. I had cracked heels from age 25 to age 55. No doctor ever could solve it. In 2006 at age 55 a blood sugar meter test after two small potatoes showed my blood sugar was over 500 - life threatening even though my A1C and fasting tests were normal. I cut sugar and starches way out of my diet, got my blood sugar under control, and my cracked heels never occurred again in the last 12 years. Wish my doctors had warned me because the long term health effects of 30 years with high blood sugar are still with me. So go get an inexpensive blood sugar meter and start testing 2 hours after eating a meal. If it is much over 120 you should be concerned and do something about it.

 

It’s a very unpleasant problem. I heard that such desease may be caused by the lack of vitamin E (together with problems listed in author's post). I also very much agree with the statement that It’s better to find a reason of disease in opposite of blindly fighting the symptoms. So I think it’s better to consult dermatologist about skin issues.