Kill Nail Fungus without side effects

Traditional nail fungus treatments, including oral antifungal medications and topical creams, often take a long time to show results and can have side effects.

In the search for a safer, quicker, and more effective approach, a recent study published in Applied Physics Letters revealed a revolutionary new method.

A PP-CAPJ device, or Portable Pulsed Cold Air Plasma Jet, is an advanced technological tool that generates cold plasma air.

It uses electrical energy to ionize air, creating a plasma jet. This ionized air is composed of reactive species like radicals, ions, and electrons. These are the elements that do the work.

The plasma is generated in pulses, meaning it is released in short, controlled bursts. Unlike traditional hot plasma, the plasma is at or near room temperature, making it safe for medical treatments.

Since researchers have already proven that this device could kill bacteria, fungi, and viruses, the researchers for this study set out to see if it could kill Trichophyton rubrum (T. rubrum), the primary culprit behind nail fungus.

They obtained T. rubrum cultures from the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences and grew it on specialized media at a controlled temperature.

They then asked healthy adult volunteers to donate their toenails, after excluding participants with a prior history of fungal infections or use of nail cosmetics. These nails were then sterilized and infected with T. rubrum to simulate nail fungus.

The PP-CAPJ device was applied to both solutions of T. rubrum spores and infected nails at varying distances and durations.

The process worked as well as they hoped it might.

1. In fungal solutions, the PP-CAPJ device brought about a significant reduction in spore germination after 300 spark discharges.

2. When applied to infected nails, the device effectively killed T. rubrum. Nails with a thickness of 1.5 mm showed almost complete inactivation of the fungus after 300 discharges.

3. The device killed the fungus by destroying their cell membranes.

If these findings can be replicated by future studies on nails that are still attached to toes and fingers, this is an important scientific breakthrough.

This treatment is probably not yet available in your doctor’s office. But that’s okay because thousands of readers have already completely rid themselves of nail fungus using the simple all-natural lifestyle changes explained here…