Cleartouchnails
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Light and heat work to arrest damage
Clear Touch requires patience and persistence. It stops rampant fungus spreading down to the root of the toenails which can lead to the complete loss of the nail. It also seriously reduces nail fungus (rotten cheese) odor and shoe odor. I am in my fourth month using the product and can see slow improvement. I cannot attribute all the improvement to Clear Touch because I also soak the feet in salt water plus peroxide or vinegar, use antiseptic oils or de-colorized iodine occasionally. While soaking in a basin, I also use a pointed rubber pick (sold for stimulating the gums) to get under the nail and clean out dead skin and other debris. I think the people who created Clear Touch should have investigated the use of ultra violet radiation, in addition to white light and infared heating radiation, to sterilize bacteria and kill fungus. I have a chemical engineering degree, not a doctor or biologist degree, but there are water treatment systems, even low cost portable devices for remote locations, that rely on UV radiation to prevent bacteria and micro-organisms from multiplying in ones digestive system, thereby rendering the water safe to drink. With the addition of UV radiation, I think Clear Touch would work more effectively to sharply reduce the quantity of active organisms that are continually working under one's toe nails and thereby speed up the body's healing processes.