is toenail fungus a sign of something else going on in the body?et asked this every single week in my office, and the answer is there's different treatments for this. first, people want to know, can they put a cream on? can they put some a cream on ory payment their nails with an antifungal? that doesn't work. i never find that to cure the problem. orals work, but it is a prescription only item. if i treat but that i have to check your liver function because the medicines can affect your function. but for a month, stop it. another month, stop it, it has a big impact on nail fungus and they are trying laser treatments now. the doctors can use laser treatment in thes off set the fungus. where does it come from? from moist areas, gyms, if you have a problem with the nails, people with diabetes, or slow-growing nails. >> does it mean something else is going wrong? >> obviously, someone with diabetes is more susceptible and those with compromised immune system because the fungus is in when the defense mechanism is down but when people walk around swimmi

it's interesting, it is not the fungus of the nail. it is the fungus of the skin that gets under the nail and now because it is covering it we have a very difficult time to get to it. that's why a lot of these creams may not work because it can get under. oral medications work well but you have to be on them for six months and they cause liver toxicity. i like herbal medication, oils. this tea treated oil, or argan oil. >> why would the tea tree/and oregano oil work if doctor siegel is saying they don't work. >> you have to keep the nail short and keep it flat on top. oil twice a day you really take a q-tip and you run around all those nails and it takes care of it. >> get rid of the bacteria. >> is it like athlete's foot? >> well, with athlete's foot it is in between the skin so you can use those sprays. those work well. laser actually is a good treatment but it is quite expensive. it costs about $1,000 a trip. but it works in about 50% to 60%. >> my mom said keep your socks on in the hotel rool. that's what i do. >> throw out those o

it can be a bacteria, a protozoa like the creatures that cause malaria, it could be a fungus, a worm, or what caused mad cow disease. but usually it is a virus. virus more than anything cause these. and they pass from animals into the humans and don't always cause disease. sometimes they are harmless passengers in humans. there is a virus in the book i talk about and i could not resist it. you have to find the light side of this subject i you can find it and it had a gruesome name. with all due respect to the people that suffer and die and there are a lot of deaths in this book. it is strictly non-fiction. and i respect that. but still, i didn't want this book to be just a painful, gruesome duty or an important scary book. i wanted it to be a pleasurable reading experience with a page turner and moments of of suspense and heroism from the people studying them and yes, even moments of humor. it isn't a very funny book but i hope if might be the funniest book about ebola you ever read. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> booktv is on twitter. follow us to g

it could be fungus. it could be a worm. a to be something called a prion which causes mad cow disease. but usually it's a virus. virus more than anything cause of these. and they passed from animals and humans. they don't always cause disease. sometimes they become harmless passengers in humans. there's a virus that talk about in the book, and i couldn't resist because it's got such a wonderfully gruesome name. you have to find the light side of the subject where you can find it. and with all due respect to the people who suffer, the people who died, and there are a lot of deaths in this book. ted strickland nonfiction. i respect that, but still, still i did what this book to be just a painful, gruesome duty. just and important, scary book but i also wanted it to be a pleasurable reading experience. i wanted it to be a page turner. i wanted it to moments of suspense, as mystery and discovery, moments of heroism by some of the scientists who are outstanding this kind of thing. and yes, even some moments of humor. it's not a

fungus. it grows on my feet. but people eat it.-- look at this. >> dust rooms. >> must be an east coast thing because i've never seen one of these. >> i've never seen one before. they are shooting out spores. apparently, it requires m mechanical manipulation. >> then the spores are everywhere and more grow and you throw more at your friends. we had a whole yard of this. >> did you eat them? can you cook them? >> they are edible but only if you catch them at a very, very specific point, which for me is way too risky. for those who are interested, they are the pirate form or the wolf fart puff ball. >> if i had known they were called wolf fart puff balls when i was a kid, i would have been hanging these from my ears. >> people love to film themselves doing cool athletic stuff. this one from california, nice little game of disk golf. this is whole number 18. look what it requires. nice swing. you got to hop on that bind and swing across the forest and toss that disk into the baskets. can this fellow do it? sure. yes, he can. hole in o

and the fungus in central america effecting supplies. then brazil having issues too. and the coffee needs the perfect climate weather. we haven't seen that. that's pushing prices higher. in 2015 you will see higher prices and bigger prices going out to buy coffee. so green tea is definitely in the cards. >> i'm not liking that. the interesting thing is when you look at everything else we are getting savings when it comes to energy. because the dollar has been so strong crushing the rest of the commodity sector? is that going to continue? join us at the top of the hour for futures now.cnbc.com and talk to the number one currency strategist about whether we might wii more of a pullback when it comes to the dollar. >> thanks so much. see you then. let's have coffee talk in the meantime. dun kin brands. green. >> i starbuck's. quite honestly we talked about hedging. they talked about hedging. 60% of 2015 hejd. but they are still going to be able to raise that price just enough to make it a better deal for them and that price will not come down. if coffee comes down that p

not yet a day when we, say we can relax i want to know we appreciate that if i can briefing say a fungus of the history of the project as willie said it took a real show of force to complete this memorial the process started 782 years ago it was finished in 4982 but the meantime was never built there was a lot of talk over the years 3 separate committees were formed and disband but in 2010 a group made up of secretary sxhuflz and wilks stepped up they formed the veterans memorial committee that is had a raised more 2 and a half million dollars in private donations and the result is the wonderful monument we celebrate today designed by susan entitled passage of random brans the grounds on which this moment stands up have a history over the years veterans groups held ceremonies to commiserate america wars they turned the soil if key battle zones into the battle war conflict right here in 1936 soil from world war i was addressed and soil green from world war ii in 1935 and vietnamese soil was added in 19988 before the memorial was built the soil was removed and kept safe as charlotte shurts

the palm trees planted back in 2007 are dying of a fungus infestation. city crews have begun removing them from broadway, courthouse square and theater way. the 29 palms cost $30,000 each! but they are no match for the fungus which kills in a matter of month. >>> time for "friday night lights." chief meteorologist paul deanno life for us in moraga. ♪[ music ] >> he paul. >> reporter: campolindo hasn't lost a regular season game playing also undefeated las lomas. game starts in 14 minutes. campolindo off to the left. las lomas in white and red getting ready for "friday night lights." and it's a beautiful night for football. rain hasn't arrived yet. things are looking good. it's a mild friday night. san francisco at 72. you're warmer than santa rosa 69 there. san jose 71. oakland 73. san bruno 75. kpix 5 hi-def doppler radar there is plenty of rainfall to the north. but here's the deal. the majority of it will stay to the north with the few exceptions. the north bay will be one of the exceptions. out toward santa rosa, already some light showers popping up

the dust mite and creates an inhospitable environment for dust mites and allergens like mold and fungus as well. >> does it help with bedbugs? >> it does. >> and we have to do the water. >> our water. water filters serve a great purpose. they filter out contaminates. but if you don't follow the instructions and change the filter when it expires, all of those things leak back into the water and you're ingesting them, which defeats the purpose of having a water filter. >> i have a pharmaceutical grade filter and when i opened it up, it was so disgusting. even with a pharmaceutical grade filter, you should do something like this just in case something leaks through. >> and keep a little calendar. the manufacturers give instructions. but most people toss out the instructions. so write it down ahead of time to know when to change it. >> now we have the washer/dryer issue. >> if you have a gas clothes dryer, the exhaust duct should be draining outside. if that vent gets any debris or lint in it. >> which is not unusual. >> yes, over time, carbon monoxide which is released to the outdoors come

fungus -- ue to buy about -- growth at home and in china.ock is up by two point 83%. >> tell us about the contrast. light atbe seeing the the end of the tunnel. we have to be very careful because the situation is very .ontracted between weekends 44%., they also launched the models in china. the situation is definitely not america,ill -- latin 38% drop in sales. they had a 62% drop. at the moment, europe and china are up thinking this results but they have to be careful about the job. bitf investors were little comforted this morning, is that .onfidence about pujols brother >> he is raising their four cats for the sheer. they're planning a four to 5% growth initially. , he is developing a new model where he is trying to focus on less models than before . , the trend is .round two or 3% we like to see growth. it does not have to be big growth. we like to see steady growth. some -- ed create >> peugeot is expecting him to report. they're opening a factory in .hina >> thank you very much for joining us. the stocks are up 29%. guy johnson joins u

what's killing them as a fungus >> : its once the palm gets it is always fatal that's the take some ofse out >> : five affected palm trees already to cut down >> : this of one right here is to be removed tuesday >> : the fungus is known to spread to other palms in don't know how many many of them already have it do on possible war are all eventually have to go >> : and that's a pricing problem for the city >> : at it excessive to go for purchasing a new one removing of these is anywhere of calling way five balls in dollars also on top of that >> : and not and it an expensive proposition >> : sharing remain this reminder trees the hope to discuss with a plan now and the spots >> : they do know what they're not been a plant this time around certainly wouldn't put it in the same time upon a tree because some stability of the fund is allowed a totally different tree >> : next warning about a certain type of spot where essentially popular during hollow lane and then 530 update on the enterovirus and the bay area where new cases of the rest atari buyers are showing up >> : a rty? . i'm neens

but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. ♪ >>> this week on "moyers & company," the crusading bill black. >> no one can claim with a straight face that if we prosecuted bankers, as opposed to banks, that it would have any negative effect. it would have huge positive effects in sending the right message of accountability and the right message of deterrence. >> announcer: funding is provided by -- anne gumowitz, encouraging the renewal of democracy. carnegie corporation of new york, supporting innovations in education, democratic engagement and the advancement of international peace and security at carnegie.org. the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. the herb alpert foundation, supporting organizations whose

but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. announcer: this program is made possible in part by... historic marion, virginia, home of song of the mountains, a main street community in the heart of the virginia highlands. the ellis family foundation-- encouraging economic revitalization through the restoration of historic buildings in downtown marion, virginia, including the general francis marion hotel. teds-- dedicated to providing strategic talent management solutions. the bank of marion-- your community, your vision, your bank. morehead state university's kentucky center for traditional music is a proud supporter of song of the mountains. emory and henry college-- transforming lives since 1836. bryant label, a proud supporter of our region's musical heritage. and wbrf 98.1 fm.

but when the bath was filled we found a fur, a rat-grey fungus, glutting on our cache. the juice was stinking too. once off the bush the fruit fermented; the sweet flesh would turn sour. i always felt like crying. it wasn't fair that all the lovely canfulls smelt of rot. each year i hoped they'd keep, knew they would not. i'd like to know if god exists because if god does exist, everything changes. what kind of god? a god that is supposed to be perfect - all-powerful, all-knowing, all-good. would a perfect god also be all-free? is god able to do anything? or is god limited in some ways? can god uncreate the universe?

. >> fresh garlic actually perfect for toenail fungus. garlic, truck on your toast daily basis, sometimes that can help nail fungus. >> soak the feet to relax the feet, increase circulation, but they can also be used as deodorizer and paste on the feet. >> great thing about ginger excellent, excellent anti-inflammatory. and for all types of ailments, rheumatoid arthritis, degenerative disease, just eat t a lot of people have this in their homes. scaly, extremely healthy. also mix it in tees. >> if you're dealing with dry skin? >> i a patient come in say what they would do, old chicken grease, if their feet were really dry, put in old chicken grease, hold it for 15, 20 minutes, their feet felt absolutely wonderful. >> leg cramps at night, i think a lot of people get that at time, spoonful of vinegar, and sugar, apple cider vinegar and sugar. and i tried it the first time i forgot the sugar part t almost made me throw up. so make sure to put the sugar in it or you will not be happy. does work. >> got to put the sugar in it. >> you're busy w

it has to develop specific chemicals that will attach to the bacteria, the fungus or the virus and neutralize it. it takes usually 10 to 14 days, sometimes longer for that to happen. so we're hoping to take somebody who has gotten through the illness and has plenty of antibodies in his system and use them to kind of jump-start the immune system and hopefully just buy some time for our patient to fight it off himself or to have some of the other treatments help out. >> that's the medical director at that bio containment unit and patient care center in nebraska. honestly, there's not much available to treat people once they're infected with this disease. in terms of the handful of people that have been treated in the country, the first two were able to get that experimental drug zmapp. as far as we know there's no more of that in the entire world right now. takes a long time to make. there are zero doses left anywhere, at least as far as we know. the massachusetts doctor, dr. sacra, he received a different experimental drug made by a company called techmera, it's called tkm-ebola. the cameraman

>> yes, and i believe a special fungus in the wet suit.ovan had these handlers at the cia who like tim and were positive about his negotiating the release of their fellow cia guys in prison and possibly making progress a better relations with cuba. they basically said to him, we are going to keep control of this wetsuit in our possession so other people in the cia can never get it and can't contaminate it. that was an opening story to show the tug-of-war between some people over the course of these years in u.s. government who really were focused on improving relations, and the hardliners who all they wanted to do was either assassinate fidel castro, start counterrevolution in cuba, and basically, bring the force of the u.s. down upon the cuban revolution. >> we're going to take a break and then come back to just a list of the times the attempts at negotiation and what was this tremendous force that prevented the opening of relations between cuba and the united states, and your recommendations for president obama. we're speaking with peter

form of infectious bug, bacterium, could be a proto -- could be the creatures that cause malaria, a fungusm, something which causes mad cow disease. but usually it's a virus. viruses more than anything cause these. ...c >> >> and moments of heroism from those who study this sort of thing and even this humor. it is not a very funny book but i hope it might be the funniest book about ebola you might read the. [laughter]

it could be a fungus. it could be a worm.could be something called a prion which causes mad cow disease. usually it's a virus. viruses more than anything cause these. and they passed from animals and humans. they don't always cause disease. sometimes they become harmless passengers in humans. there is a virus that i talk about in the book and i couldn't resist it because it's got such a wonderfully gruesome name and you have to find a light side of this subject where you can find it. [laughter] and with all due respect to the people who suffer, the people who die and there are a lot of depth in this book. there are a lot of depth and i respect that but still i didn't want this book to be just a painful gruesome duty, just an important scary book. i also wanted to be pleasurable reading experiences. i wanted to be a page-turner and i wanted it to have moments of suspense and moments of heroism by some of the scientists studying this sort of thing and yes we look at some moments of humor. it's not a very funny book but i hope i

it could be a fungus. it could be a warm. it could be something called a rihanna, which causes mad cow disease. but usually it is a virus. the virus more than anything cause these. and they pass from animals and humans not always causing disease. sometimes they become harmless passengers in humans. their is a virus i talked about in the book, and i could not resist it because it has such a wonderfully gruesome name. and you have to find the light side of this subject were you can. and with all due respect to the people who suffer, the people who died -- and there is a lot of death in this book, and the respect that, but still, still i did not want this book to be just a painful, gruesome duty, just an important, scary book. i wanted it to be a pleasurable reading experience, a page turner, have moments of suspense, mystery and discovery, moments of heroism by some of these scientists are house studying this sort of thing, and, yes, some moments of humor. it is not a very funny book, but i hope it might be the funniest book ab