Is xlear antifungul?
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I'm not sure if it is intended to be antifungal but it does contain grapefruit seed extract (GSE) as a preservative. Some people use GSE as an antifungal agent.
1419246
There is an information that people take Xylitol instead of sugar to keep yeast from growing in the gut ( sugar feeds yeast). However this is nasal spray-I haven't heard of anyone having fungal infection in the nose but if that's the case I would suggest to first address it with prescription medication-all fungus tends to be incredibly stubborn and difficult to threat even with conventional medication I would not rely on Xylitol to help.
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You can learn about bacteria here... http://xylitol.org/xylitol-uses/dental-benefits-of-xylitolAs for fungus... Fungus thrives off sugar. Xylitol is a form of sugar.
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Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or... » Read More Mine was a spray. I barely used it as I was not getting a relief. I purchased INZO Antifungal Cream (miconazole Nitrate 2%) and use it twice a day. On top I am using rich moisturizing foot creams - trust me, it works. Make sure you either use some powder (like baking soda for your shoes or sandals daily. There is Zeasorb Antifungal treatment (super Absorbent Powder) . When I use moisturizing foot creams I wait for some 3-5 minutes and then put on cotton socks not no moisture my foot ware for some 10 - 15 minutes, do my chores and then take them off and put on my slippers if I am home or sandals... Good luck, I promise it will help. « Show Less
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for odor i would get an anti-fungal shampoo...thats wht i use and it seems to be working...
1280036
The pine wood is antibacterial / anti-fungal. I don't know if other types of wood are.
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I really hope that this works for you and please let me know how it does for you. I can also be reached at BLKCAT13@me.com if you find it easier to write there. I used Concrobium Mold Control Mold Inhibitor it had good reviews.
1850025
This product took care of the fungus in my yard's soil. I used a liberal amount of the product in the water mixture I poured on the fungus. The problem hasn't come back and plant life is growing were fungus once resided.
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According to the label, yes. http://www.spectracide.com/~/media/Spectracide/Files/Product%20Labels/Immunox/071121610003.ashx
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Hi! No, this is not false advertising. The listed ingredient is "Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate" which is different from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_lauryl_sulfate" and seems to be a point of differentiation for St. Ives. There are some blog posts if you perform a simple Google search which compare the two, but they seemed to be mostly lacking in substantive sources of evidence. I also looked on my university's research network and found very little on Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate. If you'd like to do more research though, here's a link to the EPA's website for information submitted as part of one of their programs: http://www.epa.gov/HPV/pubs/summaries/sdmlaurl/c14936tc.htm
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Yes it does. I have stopped using this product though. It just wasn't keeping the infections cleared up. I found a different product that I like much better.
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Tolnaftate (which seems to include the toxin toluene, as do some other antifungals) appears to be the active ingredient, according to information on drugs.com at http://www.drugs.com/cdi/dr-scholl-s-fungal-nail-management-kit-cream-kit.html It seems especially important to note that it should not be used on small children or if you are pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or are breast-feeding, and contact with the eyes must be avoided.
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Their website lists no anti-fungal ingredients. It contains: citric acid, isopropyl alcohol, sodium benzoate, urea, glycerin, panthenol. They say it "creates an environment unfavorable for the growth and spread of fungi, by lowering the nail's pH balance." http://www.scholl.co.uk/home/foot-care/nails/perfect-nails/fungal-nail-treatment.aspx#sthash.JVzmurfK.dpuf
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Yes but send them out for testing. It is my understanding there are all kinds of mold that can show up in the test sample. It can be harmless or harmfull. You cannot tell by just looking at it.
1913365
I've used the bactericide for 3 years in a small house and no lung problems. I believe the bactericide stays in the paper wick as opposed to being blown into the air. Without it the wick could get moldy and mold is definite NOT good for the lungs.
86383
Softsoap is an antibacterial product and according to Colgate has been tested by dermatologists.
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I really don´t Know. Take notice that the product only works if the fungus has not spread on the whole nail. It only works on partially infected nails.
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You have to read two lines on the label. The active ingredient is actually: 3-(trihydroxysilyl) propyldimethyloctadecyl ammonium chloride. This compound is an antimicrobial agent and I guess since fungi and mildew are microbes, this product protects against them. You can read about these chemicals in http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/yhst-132130918936153/WP5-the-use-of-reactive-silane-chemistries.pdf Hope this helps
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I found that it worked against mold which bothers me. I don't know about asbestos.