I’m not a medical guy or scientist....but isn’t fungal relatively easy to control or ‘kill’?
I am.
Fungi are extracellular pathogens.
There are a few things that kill fungi easily, including iodine.
Iodine is a treatment after exposure to radiation and it may be that radiation killed off beneficial bacteria, allowing fungi could take over. Taking iodine would then kill the fungi.
Yes...as in sodium bicarbonate. You oxidize the fungi with Base/ alkaline ingredients. The fungus thrives off of a high acidic pH in the body.
Not really. Athlete's foot, for example, is a fungal infection and can be remarkably difficult to treat. The interesting issue here is to know which fungi are good for us, and which are not.