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Can salt water from the ocean heal athlete's foot? |
A co-worker of mine once said her daughter had athlete's foot and that she'd go to the beach and put her feet in and after some time, they'd not itch. Do you know if this is true? Athletes foot is a fungus. It can't be cured with salt water. i dont think so but if u go in a pool with lots of chlorine maybe |
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