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How To Solve The Problem Of Excessively Sweaty Feet
First, throw away all your nylon socks. Cheap plastic socks only work to make the problem worse. Try to find socks that are at least 70% wool or cotton, and less than 30% synthetic. Cotton or wool socks are the best at holding moisture before becoming soaked. All wool socks may become clammy.Male sure your socks are not too restrictive. You want you socks and feet to be able to breath and lose moisture. There are oversized socks, even larger than the foot size, in production today. Some sports socks have ventilation pores and panels that are constructed to draw wetness away from the foot. Always wear socks with your shoes, as fungus and microbes can grow in the soles of your foot. Make sore to wear clean socks daily, and even try to change your socks during the day. Once a foot odor takes hold, this "Little Ugly Problem" make become difficult to manage. The best treatment for foot odor is always prevention. Wash your socks in hot water, and dry them naturally if possible.
The next step in treating this "Little Ugly Problem" is the management of your footwear. Nice well constructed leather shoes provide the best conditions for preventing foot odor and infections. Check the lining of your shoes for ones that will keep water out and not absorb water easily. All leather shoe products are able to breath better.
For athletes, try to rotate your sneakers as often as possible. Older footwear is more likely to house the fungus and bacteria that causes foot odor. Try to have a collection of sneakers and shoes, and keep other in places where they can air out. If you need to, apply a foot powder or foot spray, and let them set for at least 24 hours. Vacuum them out before wearing them again, thus removing the microbes that they eat.
Last, take care of the feet, the source of the problem. Keeping them dry and clean will help minimize the growth of fungus on the feet and shoes. First, wash them every day. After washing, make sure they are dried thoroughly. Always use a high quality soap with pure ingredients. Afterwards, soak them in luke warm water with drops of tea tree oils. Tea tree oil has components that can destroy foot odor causing bacteria. Clip your nails in a horizontal line across the tip, and file them down in the corners. File down the edges of the toenails to avoid any sharp corners.
