Athlete’s Foot and Chronic Skin Fungus

Fungal skin infections are among the most common—and most misunderstood—conditions people face. In this in-depth webinar, K.P. Khalsa unpacks the physiology, behavior, and resilience of dermatophytes, yeasts, and other fungi that cause athlete’s foot, jock itch, ringworm, nail fungus, and tinea versicolor.

You’ll gain a clear understanding of how fungal organisms invade tissue layers, why they can persist for years, and why diagnosis is often missed or mistaken for eczema, dermatitis, or bacterial infection.

This class explores both topical and internal protocols, emphasizing realistic treatment timelines, potency differences among remedies, and the crucial role of immune function.

You’ll learn which essential oils work best, how to safely use potent topical agents, and how long-term internal herbs can help eliminate fungal colonies from the deeper layers of the skin.

Rather than quick fixes, this course offers clinical strategy: how to layer treatments, maintain consistency, prevent reinfection, assess progress, and avoid the common mistake of stopping too early. Whether you’re a practitioner guiding clients or someone personally struggling with long-standing fungal issues, this class provides a clear, practical framework for resolving them naturally and effectively.

Topics covered include:

• What “tinea” really is: fungal families, dermatophytes, yeasts, and common species
• Why fungal infections are difficult to treat and how they survive inside skin layers
• Accurate diagnosis vs. common misdiagnoses (eczema, dermatitis, bacterial infections)
• Athlete’s foot, jock itch, ringworm, nail fungus, and tinea versicolor—how they differ and overlap
• Topical treatments: essential oils, foot baths, acidic washes, and potent oils
• Internal anti-fungal herbs
• Treatment timelines: why fungal infections require months of consistent care
• Immune function considerations and the connection between chronic infection and systemic imbalance
• When pharmaceutical antifungals are appropriate—and when they’re not
• How to prevent recurrence and support long-term skin and immune resilience

This course is ideal for:

• Herbalists, Ayurvedic practitioners, and integrative clinicians
• Individuals with chronic athlete’s foot, nail fungus, ringworm, tinea versicolor, or recurring yeast-related skin issues
• Anyone wanting natural alternatives to repeated pharmaceutical antifungals
• Students seeking deeper understanding of fungal ecology and treatment strategies
• People frustrated by persistent or misdiagnosed skin conditions