Partridge Eye - Durillon

Calluses formed by a thickening of the horny layers of the epidermis on a surface restricted to places of pressure.

Thickening can be caused by repeated friction: shoes (foot), tool (hand)...

Cor: the typical location of corns is on the top of the joints of the toes.

Partridge's eye: also called interdigital corn. Same origin, but forms between the toes.

Curillon: callus which appears mainly on the soles of the feet.

Brewer's yeast

Raw red beetroot.

Juice of red beetroot (Superdiet), 1 ampoule in the morning

Eliminate cold meats, fried foods, breadings, cooked fats and smoked or grilled foods

Castor oil poultice for daily application - After a hot foot bath, apply fresh celandine juice or a poultice of crushed garlic or ivy leaves macerated in lemon juice or houseleek juice (for 3 hours) or latex from the fig stem (topical application twice a day) - Propolis ointment - Talc in case of irritation - Massage each evening, for 3 minutes with baking soda, moistened with camphor alcohol (recipe by E. Cayce) - Saliva coated every day on the affected areas - Fir gum poultice

Wear suitable comfortable shoes that do not constrict the feet.

Use plantar pads to prevent and relieve pain under the forefoot: aging of the plantar pad, sensations of burns…

E.O. of Lemon (Citrus hystrix), Cypress (Cupressus sempervirens), Rose Geranium (Pelargonium asperum) (in the bath), True Lavender (Lavandula angustifolia), White Sandalwood (Santalum album), or Ylang-ylang (Cananga odorata);

If “blisters”: apply E.O. of German Chamomile or Matricaria (Matricaria recutita)