How can I eliminate the corn( Feet)?
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How to Avoid Getting Corns\ncomment digg it del.icio.us print email \nRate This Article:  Thanks. Your vote has been counted.\nDifficulty: Moderately Easy\n\nCorns can be either soft or hard, depending on their location on the foot. Hard corns are pea-sized and appear over bony prominences. Soft corns develop between toes. It's much easier to prevent corns than try to treat them once they've cropped up.\nInstructions \nSTEP 1: Wear shoes made of soft materials, especially leather. The agility of the material helps reduce toe pressure and friction. STEP 2: Choose shoes with extra cushioning in the heel and ball. This keeps your foot in a natural position. STEP 3: Pick shoes that have wide rounded toes, and plenty of room for toes to move around in. This reduces pressure between toes. STEP 4: Avoid any shoe with a heel higher than 2 1/4 inches. STEP 5: Be sure your shoe has a smooth lining. Seams can rub and cause pressure to toes. STEP 6: Throw away all shoes that don't look like the human foot. Narrow-toed shoes predispose you to corns, bunions, foot pain and arch problems, because your foot is held in such an unnatural position. STEP 7: Dry thoroughly between your toes, and wear cotton socks. Chronic moisture causes skin to breakdown. When socks feel damp, change into a fresh pair. STEP 8: Go barefoot at home, whenever possible. Mother Nature meant our toes to be splayed out naturally able to wiggle freely. STEP 9: Ask your podiatrist about functional orthotics (inserts and wedges that can be fitted inside your shoe to change your foot mechanics) for chronic corn problems. Properly prescribed orthotics can decrease the shear and friction between your toes and your shoe. STEP 10: Consider surgical correction of an underlying foot deformity if you have chronic corns. For example, having a hammertoe straightened surgically can relieve pressure to the toe and stop corns from forming. Tips & Warnings \nLousy shoes don't cause corns, but they do predispose their wearer to developing them. Arthritis, bunions, trauma and heredity create structural changes in the foot bone, and ill-fitting shoes take advantage of these structural changes, causing corns to form. Only buy pairs that really fit. \nIf you have any questions or concerns, contact a physician or other health care professional before engaging in any activity related to health and diet. This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment.
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I have suffered from them since I can remember.  The only way to get rid of them is go to a podiatrist and get a surgical procedure done.  It's going to hurt for a couple of days but, then, you won't have to worry about them.
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Cut out all carbs for a few weeks. No bread, potatoes, corn, rice, cereal, pasta, fruit, tomatoes, beans (except green beans) and peas. Lots of meat and green vegs. Drink 8 glasses of water a day. Walk every day.
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Just eat sweet corn once a year. believe me it works.
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there can be fungicides, pesticides and maybe herbicides on the corn.  burning it can release fumes.  however, feed corn should be ok to burn.  after all, it's meant to be eaten.  \n\nmy roundup ready corn for planting is treated with a pesticide.  it's red.
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The athletes feet scaring and corns has disensitized my soles--plus don't go barefoot due to the nail fungus that's permantently difigured my toes.\n\nBut, you could try and see if mine are ticklish--Sunshine!\n\n\n;-)!
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try the old fashion baking soda and vineger trick! they have a chemical reaction and foam up. thats what i did back in middle school.
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Here's a website that can help.  It talks about how to get rid of foot odor and what causes it... If you'd like to know.\nAnd with a name like "footsmart" I think they'd know what theyre talking about.\nGood luck.\n\nhttp://www.footsmart.com/Foot-Hygiene-Foot-Odor-Remedy.aspx
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Loprox gel will clear the skin  and remove the foot odor. You will need to get a prescription for it.
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helll no!...naicin and about 3 gallons of h2o! will do the trick...good luck!
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my feet r not hairy. u need help.
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Git rid of your feetis in vetero.
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Canola Oil, soak your feet in warm water for a bit, proceed with massaging your feet wtih the oil cover them with some  old socks, you can do this 2 or 3 times a week.\nHope it works for you  :)
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You could build the body shape out of clay, and buy coloured feathers at a craft store. They should stick easily to the clay. Corn would make a good beak. As for the feet, I'm not sure... something with popsicle sticks?
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1. Get and exfoliating foot soap (or even some plain sugar works) and scrub your feet until the dead skin peels off.\n2. Rub a good, thick lotion with natural oils (like sweet almond, olive oil, tea tree oil) in until it is all absorbed. \n3. Apply a second layer and put on socks. Do this every time you put on your socks and shoes, and before you go to bed.\n4. Unless you have a serious skin condition, your feet should immediately feel more moisturized.
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I know salt is ....\n\nEpsom salt i think is mostly used on the feet.
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A corn is a localized thickening of the skin due to pressure. Corns often occur on the top of the toes where there is pressure from the shoes. \nHowever, they also occur at the sole of the foot and in between toes. Certain corns may become entwined with the nerves of the skin, these corns are particularly painful. Often corns develop a core which is often referred to as the "root" by patients. \nCorns can be very painful, especially if there is inflammation and swelling around the corn. \n\nThis condition is more prevalent in females as a result of wearing tight or ill-fitting shoes. Corns appear as white/ gray or yellow/ brown in colour depending on your skin type. Symptoms include pain and swelling around the corn and discomfort with direct pressure.