🚨 When to See a Doctor

See a healthcare provider if you have:

• Persistent foot odor despite hygiene
• Yellow, thick, or crumbling toenails (signs of fungal infection)
• Cracks, sores, or signs of infection
• Numbness or poor circulation (especially with diabetes)

🩺 A podiatrist can diagnose and treat issues properly.

Final Thoughts

An apple cider vinegar foot soak isn’t a miracle cure — but it might offer mild benefits for odor or as a relaxing ritual.

But true foot health isn’t about DIY hacks.
It’s about:

• Keeping feet clean and dry
• Wearing breathable shoes
• Treating infections early
• Seeing a doctor when needed

So if you enjoy an ACV soak — go ahead, as long as it’s safe and diluted.

But don’t expect it to “make 9 health problems disappear.”

Because real wellness isn’t found in a vinegar bucket.
It’s found in knowledge, care, and knowing when to seek help.