Nail fungus cure:
Our "vampire fungus" eats it!

My name is Sarah Vaughter. I am a nutritionist and my husband John has a Ph.D. in Chemistry. Our website is owndoc.com.

Same fungus, many names

Athlete's foot, nail fungus and many other fungal skin infections are caused by the same "dermatophyte" fungus. These fungi eat Keratin, the substance that nails and the top layer of the skin (epidermis) are made of. These infections are called "Tinea", such as Tinea pedis, Tinea interdigitalis, Tinea cruris, Tinea corporis, Tinea versicolor etc. The fungus responsible is Trichophyton.

Our "cannibal fungus" eats these skin fungi

The "mycoparasite" Pythium oligandrum eats other, harmful skin fungi (link to detailed explanation). Infectious skin/nail fungi often mutate to become resistant to antifungal medicines, but this fungus parasite is something they can't develop a defence against. This "fungus cannibal" (article) is our friendly fungus, Pythium oligandrum:

 

(With permission) Sarah, Hi! -- I have used your marvelous "vampire fungus" to cure my severe case of toenail fungus and thank you very much!  I ordered another shipment of the spores and they arrived a couple of days ago.  I don't need them at this time, and I would like to know the best way to store them?  Can they be kept frozen and still maintain their potency?  You may be interested to know that I only used an initial dose (2 g) of the fungi on my feet--just made sure I did a good innoculation.  I had a couple of closed toe rubber sandals/slippers wih a cloth lining, so I mixed the spores, soaked the ends of my socks, dumped some spore mixture in the sandals/slippers and wore them for several days--often enough to keep them from drying out totally. I suppose a person could do the same in any shoes/boots by just soaking the toes of their socks and then covering the sock toes with plastic sandwich bags--that would probably achieve the same initial concentrated innoculation. The only down side was that the moisture eventually released the adhesive holding the cloth lining in place, so I had to get some new sandals/slippers. Stuаrt Crоghаn

These pictures are from a different (documented here) customer, who wanted to remain anonymous.

 

 

80% of Athlete's foot cases permanently cured

This "vampire fungus" is used externally and works very well against Athlete's foot, as can be read in the medical test results we summarized here. The fungal spores we offer here are mixed with silica powder by the factory that produces this product. The silica acts as a desiccant and prevents perspiration, keeping the skin dry so that the infection will subside quicker. The results treating even the most resistant cases of nail fungus (Onychomycosis) are good (photo diary). This customer has severe hypothyroidism making his nail grow extremely slowly, and still Pythium cured his case - albeit slowly, also due to not adhering to the treatment guidelines. Pythium oligandrum is the mortal enemy of infectious skin fungi and fungi in general, and will achieve good results with many other fungal skin infections that are not mentioned here for lack of space. It even kills fungi on walls and fungal plant pests. There were successful human trials. Please note that we have independently established much better treatment protocols than those of these original trials, and we supply more spores than used in those trials as well.

100% natural, 100% liver safe

This "vampire fungus" literally sucks the "blood" out of other fungi, leaving only their dead, empty cell wall behind. This friendly fungus can not harm us. Without another fungus to parasitise on, it will quickly die. Pythium oligandrum is highly specialized for one food source only: Other fungi. It can't digest anything else but fungal protoplasm. You use it topically (externally) only, but if you would swallow it, nothing would happen, as with blue cheese. The spores last many years when kept cool and dry, and only when there is moisture and a supply of "prey-fungus", the spores (fungal "seeds") will grow into Pythium fungi. Here (PDF) you can read that the EU considers it as totally safe:

The US Environmental protection agency says that Pythium kills over 20 pathogenic fungi and that it is totally safe to use for pets and people:

III. Assessing Risks to Human Health

"No harmful health effects to humans are expected from use of Pythium oligandrum DV 74. Appropriate tests found no evidence that the fungus is toxic to humans or other mammals. No toxicological or pathogenic effects of P. oligandrum in mammals have been reported in available public literature or in the submitted data. In addition, certain biological characteristics of P. oligandrum, which include its moisture and temperature requirements during infection, are further indications that this microbial pest control agent would not be pathogenic to mammals."

The EPA published a long study on Pythium, saying it is totally safe.

Other uses for the "vampire fungus" nail fungus treatment

Pythium works against all fungi, meaning it also works on fungal scalp rashes, fungal psoriasis and even open wounds infected with pathogenic fungi. In Europe it's used fror everything from treating nail fungus to black fungus on walls. If you suspect a fungal origin to a skin problem, Pythium may cure it without the slightest risk to your liver as with Diflucan.

How to use it?

The simple usage instructions can be found here: Pythium oligandrum treatment guidelines (PDF). If you have any questions about how to use Pythium oligandrum against Athlete's foot, nail fungus or other fungal skin infections, email me: sarah@owndoc.com

Get the "vampire fungus"! Price: USD 35,- (in your currency, excl. $2,- wordwide shipping) for a full treatment course of 6 grams. You will receive the Pythium oligandrum spores in three zip-lock bags with two-gram amounts each. Included are instructions for use. This quantity is more than sufficient to cure nail fungus on both feet with the "messy method".