"When my friend called in tears saying, 'I haven't been able to wear my shoes for months because of the pain. I tried everything from expensive drugs to folk recipes. Nothing helps, and the smell makes me ashamed to even go outside...' I knew I had to help her."

The latest research shows shocking facts:

83% of people with fungus spend an average of 400-600 GBP per year on products that treat only the symptoms, 95% of treatments fail because they do not reach the root of the problem, 88% of cases return again, often more severe than before.

The cause of the inflammatory process is the presence of bacteria, in 80-90% of cases the causative agents are dermatophytes, and less often Candinda, especially in people with weakened immunity.

3 Types of Nail Fungus You Didn't Know About

1. Superficial fungus: starts at the edge of the nail and causes yellowing and breakage. Most common type
2. Deep fungus: penetrates under the nail and leads to thickening and deformation.
3. Yeast: thrives in moist environments and causes unpleasant odors.

Fungi are microorganisms, which develop in a favorable environment for them and aim to survive in it in order to continue to reproduce. That is why they have a unique self-preservation mechanism, called incubation. 

When we use tools that only mask the problem, the bacteria create a protective biofilm, adapt to the drug, and wait for favorable conditions to return.

The truth is that fungi are all around us. These are not viruses, but living organisms:

1. They are transmitted through direct contact in public swimming pools, gym locker rooms and other contact.

2. They wait for a favorable moment when the immunity weakens, the environment is sufficiently moist from excessive sweating, prolonged wearing of closed shoes or after nail trauma.

3. Fungi penetrate through cracks, multiply in a moist environment and feed on the keratin in the nails.

The drugs that pharmacies offer to deal with this unpleasant problem only mask the symptoms, not treating the real cause, which is why we are "obliged" to buy another drug from the advertisement.

Most likely, you have already tried the following solutions, but without success:

Nail polishes:

🔴 They act only on the surface and mask the problem

🔴The infection continues to grow from above

🔴They prevent the nail from breathing

🔴 They require more time to apply

Oral preparations:

🔴 They burden the liver

🔴They cause side effects

🔴They require prolonged reception

🔴They develop resistance

• As we discussed above, not only are fungi stubborn to eliminate, but they also return when the environment is favorable for them, which is why it is important that the solution not only eliminates them, but also strengthens the tissues to prevent their reappearance.

"This tree is like nature's pharmacy - every part of it has developed its own arsenal of protective substances."

Of key importance for preserving the medicinal properties of white pine is the way of extracting the active ingredients. Since 2018, our family has perfected the technology that combines an ancient method together with modern innovations.

But the process begins in the forest...

1. Special Picking Moment:

🌲We collect pine needles early in the morning

🌲We select only certain parts of the tree

🌲We follow the lunar calendar for maximum concentration of active substances

2. Innovative technology

✅ Primary distillation, which extracts the main ingredients

✅ Secondary distillation, which concentrates the active components

✅We retain 100% of the healing properties

3. Precise control

📌Controlled temperature and humidity

📌Dedicating the necessary time and attention to each step of the process

📌Unique filtration method

"When my friend told me about her fungal problem, my heart sank. She had tried everything from expensive drugs to folk remedies. Nothing worked.

It was then that I realized the solution may have been right before our eyes all along…"

Since 2018, our family has been farming its own agricultural land in one of the cleanest regions of Bulgaria. Among our treasures are the centuries-old white pine forests in the mountains.