Garlic has natural antiseptic properties that may help treat athlete’s foot. One study showed that a commercial cream containing ajoene, the active compound in garlic, treated athlete’s foot as well as other creams. Some experts recommend adding chopped garlic to a foot soak for the same effect. Wash your feet first, then soak them in the garlic bath. Use a clean towel to dry your feet completely. Don’t forget to dry in between your toes. You can also prepare a treatment using minced garlic and a little olive oil. Mix 2 cloves of minced garlic with enough olive oil to create a paste. Use a cotton-tipped swab to apply the paste to your clean feet wherever the infection is present. Continue this treatment for at least 1 month. Garlic is usually safe. However, it may cause a mild stinging sensation on the skin, and it is likely to cause a pungent garlic odor.

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Cắt nhỏ 3-4 tép tỏi. Ngâm chân sạch trong nước tỏi 30 phút. Lau khô chân. Trộn tỏi nghiền với dầu ôliu.