My wife and her father had the same thing I believe.  Think calluses would form,
then crack and become very painful, I think it may be genetic to some extent. He
used a product called "Corn Huskers Lotion" on his with some relief.  She
started taking vitamins and cut beef out of her diet completely and is on a low
carb diet.  She no longer is afflicted with this now but we are not sure if the
vitamins, stopping consumption of beef or the low card diet is what help, or
something else that changed that we are not aware of.  I believe however that
the vitamins may have been the major thing since that is what she did first and
they seemed to improve very much during that time.

Marshall

lkfields wrote:

>  I have to tell you, I have tried so many things for my feet and they just
> get worse the older I get.
>
> My feet are very dry.  The heels get the worst calluses you can imagine.
> Each month I have to soak my feet in warm vinegar (plain water won't work to
> soften the callous) and then use a blade to scrape off the calluses.  My
> husband is grossed out by it.  When I was in my early twenties I would sit
> and rub my heels across the concrete steps of my apartment to keep it down.
> I wear shoes all the time, I wear slippers, I keep my feet clean and dry.  I
> had a nurse look at it once and say that it looked like a fungus was causing
> it.
>
> With the idea that it might be fungus caused, I have been taking 1 Tables of
> CS a day and applying CS directly to the callous via a cotton ball.
>
> Which leads me to my next ailment.  Plantars warts.  I had one when I was in
> the Navy 20 years ago.  I dug it out and it went away, only to reappear and
> bring friends.  I have tried the salicylic acid pads, I have tried wart
> remover, and I have tried to have them frozen by a medical doctor three
> times.  All to no avail and they multiply.
>
> I think the daily CS is helping to reduce the warts.  Hard to tell.  I have
> not applied the CS directly.
>
> I REALLY would love to have nice lovely feet.  Any advice?
>
> Lori
>
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