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Malassezia ~ Cold – Crazy and Starving – Lol! (PT 1)
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Malassezia ~ Cold – Crazy (PT 1)
Q1: * does cold weather kill Malassezia *
Yes, Most Likely!…
If one is prepared
to dip into something like the above
for 15-20 minutes or so
and i can testify that.
As i can aslo Testify that Killing even All the Outside
will Not Stop what is Produced in the Inside.
No matter how Cold is the Outside Temperature
our Body is a constant between 35.8 – 36.6 C
and a Perfect range for Malassezia
I can Testify also it has survived much higher than that
during some Raging Fever episodes
i went through for several days some months back
Q2: * malassezia temperature to kill *
Malassezia ~ Exposure to Hi-Lo Temperature
Malassezia ~ Lethal Strategies of the Past-1
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Q: *doeswalkingonthebeachinseawaterhaveanyeffectonnailfungus*
(I had to work hard to decipher this Freight Train of a Keyword! Lol!)
‘does walking on the beach in seawater
have any effect on nail fungus‘
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Yes it Does!
And in any Sea Natural Temperature
provided it is done daily and for an hour or so
but the Yeast keeps going Back after a couple of hours
and that’s why preventative daily maintenance is necessary
taking back home some Seawater and dubbing on as needed
especially evenings and at Bed time when Yeast becomes more active
and can sneak in and destroy the nail root before morning.
(I had to work very hard to decipher this Freight Train of a Keyword! Lol!)
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K1: *my husband thinks i’m going crazy but it is Malassezia*
It must be quite Puzzling for the Non afflicted Partner
and totally Frustrating for the ‘Possessed’ One, Lol!
Malassezia can drive one crazy in many ways
and can certainly make them appear crazy
to anyone lucky not to know what it is like
having something practically invisible
pestering the body 24/7 without ever letting go
and the only supporting evidence the marks
of its malicious presence and activity, such as
Rash, Bumps, Scratch Lines and Lesions.
Those who suffer Maddening Itch, Burning, Crawling
Slithering, Pin Pricks, Inflammation without any visual signs
are on their own, appearing to be neurotic
and suspected in the best case of (physical) Nerve Problems
and in the worst of Nerves and /or Emotional Problems
Not just to their own Partners or Anyone who they may confide
but even to those who are supposed to help
such as Doctors and Dermatologists who think
they heard it all before and have on the ready print outs
of ‘Delusional Parasitosis’ i.e. ‘Its all in your Head’
to be handed right before or after the collection
of a quick $200 Fee…
Perhaps suggesting the above Partner to take a quick Test
may give them some perspective of what it is like.
If he agrees
Ask him to turn the palms of his hands upside down
Then dub them liberally with Hydrogen Peroxide
and wait for a minute or so…
Peroxide does Not Froth on Normal Skin – Neither Does it Hurt.
I have known it as totally Pain Free throughout my childhood
and have always trusted it as a gentle pain free treatment
for my Children as well.
It Froths on Broken Skin, Cuts and Wounds but does Not Hurt.
It Does Hurt –and rather excessively– if Malassezia is Present
even if the Skin Looks Perfectly Clear with No wounds–Nor cuts!
So initially it will Froth – then there will be a tingling sensation
which will intensify and feel rather uncomfortable, followed by
a likely formation of tiny, corrosive-fluid-filled- Bubbles
of trapped Malassezia… ‘Dying …Hard!’ Lol!…
Does He Dare take the Test?….
Good for Anyone suspecting Malassezia presence.
It may not be an absolute Proof as there may be
other elements that could produce the same effect
but it can be a good indication
especially if there are other supporting symptoms.
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