Tinea pedi, or Athlete’s Foot, is not the only common foot fungus. There are many different types of foot fungus that affect people, but the causes and remedies are all relatively the same. In this article, we’re going to look at the common causes of foot fungus and the universal foot fungus treatment that can improve them all.
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Mold is an opportunistic fungal microorganism that needs moisture, darkness, and decomposing organic material (nutrients) to survive. The spores (reproductive agents) are most-often carried on air currents, floating in and out of human living spaces by the thousands (sometimes millions). In other cases, the spores land on a person or animal and are then transferred from one possible habitat to another. As long as there is a dark, damp, and warm place with spoiling food, dead insects, wood, or even dust (which originates from human skin cells), mold can grow just about anywhere it lands.
