* MALASSEZIA DICTIONARY *
Malassezia Categories of Treatments (1)
Malassezia: Deterrents–Fakes–Breeders–Killers– Introduction
In the Very Long List of items i have used throughout the time
there have been some items with different qualities and results
depending on the way used –i.e On the Body Internally or Externally
or on Environment i.e Carpets/Furniture/ Bedding/Towels/Clothing etc.
Since this may be confusing to the reader who usually lands
on an isolated Entry found through Search engines by Keyword
i decided it might be helpful to attempt to file them
in particular categories and then clarify some points
about their operations and results.
Some of the items belong to one – two or all three categories
depending on the way and / or conditions used.
I have Observed Four Main Categories:
Applied On the Body Externally
The Deterrents – The Fakes – The Breeders – The Killers
* The Deterrents can be divided in subcategories:
– The Neutrals – Neither Kill –Nor Attract Malassezia
just Prevent and Stymie Yeast cycle completion
– The Bilaterals – Deter initially -for a short time- then Attract back
* The Fakes – Expected to work – – – But!…
Have No Effect or very Short and Undetectable
* The Breeders – Theoretically and Falsely Believed to Kill
Instead Facilitating Yeast Multiplication
* The Killers can be divided into three categories
– The Bullets – Effective on Impact
– The Poisons – Slowly over time
– The Bombs – Blast the embedded Yeast but leaving a painful mess
On the Opposite side we have the Fighter – Defender Benefactors:
The Defenders –The Soothers and The Healers
– They Defend the Area, Sooth Burning and Itching and Heal Lesions
Coming Next: Malassezia Categories (2)
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Malassezia: Deterrents – Fakes – Breeders – Killers
Malassezia Categories of Treatments (2) – D
Malassezia Categories of Treatments (3) – D
Malassezia Categories of Treatments (4) – D
Malassezia Categories of Treatments (5)-D
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