Fungal Infection help

I have a rash on a couple places on my body that was just diagnosed as a "fungal infection" . I have been drinking a liter of water with 12 mls of CDS and applying CDS to the affected areas every few days, which I now know is not enough to kill this thing. The doctor said what ever I use must be applied a couple times a day. The doctor acted surprised when I told him there was no pain or itching. Possibly due to taking the CDS which I have been doing for the last several months for general health? In Andreas's book he talks about protocol G, which is not possible on the infected areas. I know I should have gone in sooner.

when i get any skin probs on top of continuing cds i use a colloidal silver spray morning and night and its usually gone in a few days. you can buy it on amazon or better still make it yourself. i bought a generator online. hope this helps

Thanks for getting back. Good idea, as a matter of fact my wife had shingles last year and I used colloidal silver. She had no pain what so ever. I will use some CS tonight, Thanks Again.

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I have a rash on a couple places on my body that was just diagnosed as a "fungal infection" . I have been drinking a liter of water with 12 mls of CDS and applying CDS to the affected areas every few days, which I now know is not enough to kill this thing. The doctor said what ever I use must be applied a couple times a day. The doctor acted surprised when I told him there was no pain or itching. Possibly due to taking the CDS which I have been doing for the last several months for general health? In Andreas's book he talks about protocol G, which is not possible on the infected areas. I know I should have gone in sooner.
 

Have you tried Jim Humble's Fungal Protocol which includes using Calcium Bentonite Clay. 

No, I haven't tried that. I'll take a look in Jim's book, Thank You for the reply

Following. I've had a subcutaneous fungal infection on my forearm for over a year, treated with ozone, colloidal silver (Argentyn), DMSO, essential oils, herbs, UV therapy, ketoconazole and other topical antifungals. It's incredibly difficult to treat locally, I really think the only complete remission is with longer courses of systemic antifungals (diflucan, itraconazole etc). Many tropical skin conditions require a year or more of daily systemic antifungals. Doug Kaufman has a lot of good info.

Where can I find Doug Kaufman?

go to knowthecause.com