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I just have a quick question. Athletes foot is a condition where there is fungi on the foot. I was just wondering on why QT helps. The only way to cure athletes foot it to kill the fungi causing it. I didn't know that you could kill something that is living with QT. I was just thinking about it.


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Ah, right now it's one quick question, but I bet you have a bunch of them before long!
This has been brought up in different ways with different things but for me, I think it all boils down to body intelligence and universal intelligence.
The body (down to the cellular memory and DNA) knows how things are supposed to be (ie: a healthy foot doesn't have fungus) and QT just accelerates making it so.
Does that help?
Christina


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That does help. Thank you.


"If you are going to do something, just do it. If you wait, you just might talk yourself out of it"
"Если вы собираетесь сделать что-то, просто это сделать. Если ждать, вам не добиться."
 
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