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Oil of Oregano
When you see or feel the first signs of an infection or the flu coming on, what do you reach for? If oil of oregano isn’t on your list, you may want to consider it.
No Sweat!
On a typical Wednesday evening, you're picking up the boys after hockey practice, but when they climb into the van you're suddenly overwhelmed by that unmistakable stench.
Stay On Your Toes
Toenail care comes low on the priority list for most people. However, when a nail starts to discolour and cause pain, it suddenly gets the attention it deserves. Curing a toenail infection is more difficult than preventing an infection from starting in the first place.
Ditch the Itch
Athlete's foot or Tinea pedis is a common fungal infection characterized by a persistent, burning itch that often starts between the toes and can travel to the crotch area through contact with infected clothing or hands.
Put Your Best Foot Forward
Did you know that the average person walks approximately 115,000 miles (185,000 kilometres) in a lifetime - about five times the circumference of the earth? That's one set of tired feet. Here are some ways to soothe them.
Athlete's Foot
The medical term for athlete's foot is tinea pedis, but those who suffer from this irritating and persistent skin condition call it far worse names than that! This common fungal infection affects about four per cent of Cana.

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