Episode 77: Toenail Fungus Treatment For Runners And Other Athletes

Toenail Fungus Treatment For Runners
Tips on treating toenail fungus (onchomycosis). This video is great for all types of endurance athletes such as triathletes, ultra runners, distance runners, marathoners, and cyclists.
A fungal nail infection is a common condition that can leave you with brittle, discolored nails, which is usually on your toes. It is very common for trail runners.
Toe nail fungus is a lot like athlete’s foot. But instead of affecting the skin on the bottom of your feet or between your toes, it invades your nails.
The FDA has approved the use of tolnaftate for the treatment and prevention of athlete’s foot and ringworm for over 50 years. Tolnaftate is used in well over 70 products worldwide. Formula 3 is not a suspension compound like many other products.
The product has received the American Podiatric Medical Association’s Seal of Approval.
For best results, It is recommended to apply fast-acting, quick-absorbing Formula 3® Antifungal after taking a shower when the skin has the greatest capacity for absorption.

Common types of toe nail fungus:
A yeast toenail infection is usually white, a mold infection is generally a dull brown, and a dermatophyte infection is generally yellow.