Zetaclear is a product that those with toenail fungus will benefit from, at least from the claims that the product makes. I am obviously not saying that Zetaclear doesn't work, however, we are dealing with a product which has never been evaluated clinically and has no scientific/clinical proof that it can show us to prove that it is an effective and a safe treatment for toenail fungal infections.
Anyhow, let's first talk a little bit about what this infection is. It is caused by fungi which are microorganisms that live on your body and also in your body. Have you ever left a fruit or vegetable on the kitchen table and as time passed it develop something on the outside, like a mold? Well, that is fungi or fungus.
These microorganisms thrive in places that are very humid, where there is plenty of humidity and little to no sunlight, places near water like the beach. Some people are more susceptible to fungal infections, for instance, individuals with diabetes or with a weaker immune system but lifestyle factors such as bad hygiene, poor diet, stress, antibiotic abuse and many others, can also contribute to this problem.
Treating it is very simple in theory, you need to kill, eliminate the microorganisms, but in reality, it can be a bit difficult. They infect your nail and using topical treatments it can be very difficult because they cannot pierce or penetrate your nail and help you so oral treatments are better.
However, for some people, well, they may have to deal with some side-effects. Antifungal prescription drugs can cause diarrhea, flatulence, headaches, drowsiness, indigestion, abdominal or stomach pain, etc.
Topical treatments may also cause some mild side-effects but they are definitely safer than oral treatments or medication. Zetaclear offers both options, it offers a topical Zetaclear solution and an oral sublingual spray which you use under the tongue and leave it there for a few moments to get absorbed by your body.
Can't say much about the effectiveness though, but it is definitely not great. It can work, judging from a few comments that you can read online, but the feedback for Zetaclear is incredibly mixed and obviously it isn't a very good sign. Some have experienced rashes and many complain about not being helped at al by Zetaclear, being ineffective after months of use.
Some may also be bothered by the fact that it is homeopathic and that it uses the "like cures like" philosophy which not many people support. In the end, this is a matter of opinion and it is subjective I suppose, but my best advice is to consult with a medic if you do want to give Zetaclear a try.
