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To: maceng2 who wrote (186627)	4/20/2022 7:01:08 AM
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Re Boron. I had a fungal infection in my toe nails once. I tried all the usual concoctions advertised and nothing worked so I gave up. Later I started using a local swimming pool that also had a hot water jacuzzi in it. The apartment I rented did not have a bath and the jacuzzi eased the ache in my bones and muscles from heavy physical work and exercise when needed. I also noticed the fungal infection dissappearing after about a month ot two from regular visits to the swimming pool and jacuzzi. Always wondered what they were putting in the water. It wasn't a chlorine based compound as I would of smelled that. Looks as if it could of been a Boron compound. From the link. Boric acid is called a swimming pool chemical because it has proved to be highly useful for maintenance. It can help stabilize the pH level of water and prevent problems with algae. This product reduces the amount of chlorine needed in the pool. The compound can help to keep the water clear and sparkling. It is also used for clearing off fungi in the pool water.

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