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For several months I had been suffering from severe nail fungus on both feet. (Laboratory confirmed)
I applied various creams and tinctures to my toes and toenails every day, but it didn't get any better.
I pondered back and forth as to what conflict could be present here.
Then, about 3 weeks ago, the scales fell from my eyes and that's exactly what it was:

I've been wearing my favorite slippers at home for a few years now, and although they look frayed and pretty worn, I just loved walking in them.
Last autumn, after showering, I slipped my bare feet into the same cloth slippers that I had been walking around in with sweaty socks and I noticed a brief feeling of discomfort running through me. Nevertheless, I continued to walk in them.
The nail fungus soon started.

Then, about 4 - 3 weeks ago, after I realized what the conflict was, I threw the old slippers in the garbage can and bought new ones.
A few days later, I noticed how the nail fungus was receding more and more. Some nails are already completely healthy, 3 to 4 nails still need softening.

When I asked the dermatologist where the fungus came from, he said that you had caught it somewhere. I didn't want to explain to him that a defilement conflict was the trigger.
Best regards from Carsten

Note from Björn Eybl
Thank you Carsten for the nice report.
Yes, nail fungus can also go away if you find out the cause and act decisively.
In the conflict-active phase, the nail or nail bed thickens unnoticed - the nail becomes stronger.
In the healing phase, the additionally grown cells are broken down by fungi/bacteria - the strengthening is no longer necessary.
Most athlete's foot stories are endless because the sufferer is stuck in a permanent loop. (“Disgusting my nail ...”)

For me, it's like this: when I notice that my socks are not as fresh as they should be, I get on a rail and a single spot between my toes reacts (athlete's foot).
The cause was a train journey in my youth, when I had really smelly feet ... I was terrified of my feet ...