Schnoodle Update

Well the Apple Cider Vinegar rinse worked quite well. He is just now starting to itch again. I'll give him another rinse this weekend. The snout thing seems to have diminished. I've been putting a splash of ACV in his drinking water. I'll keep you posted.

I had a little athletes foot. Soaked my feet in a 2-1 solution of ACV. Nice. How cheap was that cure. I'm sure I'll have to do it again. I have noticed other positive skin changes though, so I think the Lo-Carb is starting to have an over-all effect. Having been through his twice before I kinda know what to expect.

You know, my feet haven't felt as comfy and healthy at anytime in my adult years as they did when I took them out of the solution. When I rubbed then to work the solution in the top dead layer of skin (or something I don't want to think about) crumbled off. It was kinda cool. Seems like a nice environment for fungus to live in. Makes me wonder about taking a bath in the stuff. I don't have a bathtub, anyone want to volunteer their tub to me for an evening?

The more reading I do about the three (lo-carb, fungal, and PH) the more disturbed I am about our current medical ideology. I'm really losing trust in them, and at the same time don't feel qualified to continue to do my own diagnostics. But I feel I'm being left with no other choice.

Even the last problem I gave the Doc credit for, returned just like the reading I've done said it would. Luckily as quickly as it reappeared it left again as my other home remedies began kicking in. The real problem is that based on some reading I've done you can go too far. balance is the key. Luckily I'm fat enough where I've got a long way to go before I have to worry about that, but how would I negotiate that situation when it occurs. the Lo-carb solution simply slides you to maintenance, I suppose that's good enough.

But what if something major comes up. I no longer trust the medical industry. what do I do then? Hopefully that's far enough off some changes may occur by then.