Grandma’s Toenail Fungus Home Remedies – Does Grandma Know What’s Best For You?

As you all know, grandmothers know very well how to cure different foods. Chicken cold soup is just one of your cures for what ails us. Grandmas across the country have long developed home remedies for toenail fungus.

Thanks to them, many of you can now show your toes and feet during the hot weather without embarrassment. No more ugly lines and discolored toes that aren’t easy on the eyes. This is no small achievement on the part of the grandmothers.

One of the grandmothers’ favorites was Milk of Magnesia as a laxative or for heartburn. One or two grandmas used this for discolored toenails due to fungus. Many men and women have been cured of this scourge by applying a little Milk of Magnesia daily to the affected fingers. It sounds ridiculous, but many swear that it is a great cure.

Others have found lemon juice, freshly squeezed, as a cure when nails are completely soaked. It works almost as well as freshly squeezed lime juice. It cannot yet be said that freshly squeezed oranges produce the same results.

Finally, we come to the controversial cow dung cure. You bury your toes in a dung pile and relax for about 15 minutes, 3-4 times a week. Scientific evidence does not support the results claimed by many, but they no longer have toenail fungus.

Home remedies for toenail fungus can be very controversial, but it is the right of all nail fungus sufferers to employ any method to get rid of this plague.