"Nail fungus" (which can occur on the nails of the hands or feet and is known medically as "onychomycosis") is growing problem in the West. It often follows fungal infections of the feet or hands, and are more common in adults. Fungal nail infections are traditionally difficult to treat and may recur often, affecting the feet more often than the hands.
Orthodox medicine has
an array of antifungals that attempt, some successfully, to
eliminate the problem. Griseofulvin is the most common
from an internal point of view; effective topical preparations
within orthodoxy are work with any consistency are non-existent,
with penetration of the nail plate being the primary
obstacle to success. 
(tinea cruris)
ail fungus is an area of
research for Alpha Omega Labs, because
of its prevalence and growing incidence.
Traditionally, it has been
treated with neem tree oil
in the East. Read "Skin Disorders" on page three
of our Neem Common Use Table. We feel its benefits
in this application are marginal for many people, however.
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