Many people prefer to use traditional methods to remove calluses, although alternative options are much more effective. Calluses on the feet are often treated with pumice stones, rasps, and files. The feet often develop calluses and pressure points, which can be extremely dangerous, especially for type 2 diabetics. The diabetic foot is known to require special care. This operation should only be performed by an experienced podiatrist. For all other people, an effective removal of calluses with Mosadal fluid and Mosadal cream is recommended. But first, let's look at the reasons why sweaty feet, pressure points, calluses, and excess calluses develop on the sole of the foot and the heel. Why do humans have calluses? In the past, people did not need a chiropodist to regularly remove cuticles and excess calluses. On the contrary, in the early days of human history, people even needed a thick layer of horn to hunt barefoot or on thin pieces of leather under their soles. Even today, many indigenous people do not wear shoes. As a result, they do not suffer from foot problems caused by wearing wrong shoes or socks. Instead, thick horn layers protect the soles of these people from injuries. Compression stockings were also unknown to indigenous people. Furthermore, they were not necessary due to the high movement profile of the tribal members. From this perspective, the formation of calluses was a protective device used by the body in the early days of human existence. In the meantime, however, our calluses have become rather obstructive and visually annoying due to modern developments and a mostly sedentary lifestyle. They are unattractive relics of our evolutionary development. It is interesting to note, however, that despite all civilizational developments, our brain still induces and controls callus formation. Any manual removal of corneal areas by pumice stone or rasping consequently initiates a new formation of corneal areas. One could even jokingly speak of a certain yo-yo effect. The body nevertheless tries to protect itself from injuries in this way. This cycle can be broken and regulated with Mosadal. Gradually, the formation of calluses weakens with the application of Mosadal fluid. The oppressive smell of cheese feet disappears at the same time with proper foot care. With Mosadal, the removal of cuticles and calluses becomes child's play, with a long-term effect if used frequently. Remove calluses from feet with Mosadal lotion and foot tub Finally, even immobile people can remove calluses from their feet easily, without discomfort and without much effort. The MOSADAL foot tub has been designed so that you can precisely and targetedly moisten the heel and the sole of the foot with MOSADAL lotion: For example, there is a depression on the lower edge of the MOSADAL foot tub. This is intended to particularly effectively soften and remove the often stubborn and very pronounced callus rings on the heel. The slightly curved, central part of the MOSADAL foot tub, with its rough surface, is also particularly practical. Here, the callus can be roughened beforehand.
Simply select the areas to be treated and place a layer of cotton wool in the foot tub at the exact affected points. Then moisten with MOSADAL lotion and place the callused areas on the moistened cotton wool. To increase the surface and allow the MOSADAL lotion to be better absorbed by the dead tissue, it is recommended to lightly rub the skin on the surface. It is important that the callus is dry - warm - rough.
Step 1: The innovative Mosadal foot tub is delivered.Step 2: Now Mosadal lotion comes into play. Simply select the areas to be treated and place a layer of cotton wool in the foot tub at the exact affected points. Then saturate with MOSADAL lotion and place the callused areas on the moistened cotton wool. To increase the surface and allow the MOSADAL lotion to be better absorbed by the dead tissue, it is recommended to lightly rub the skin on the surface. Leave the lotion on for 10-30 minutes (depending on the thickness of the callus). Afterwards, the hard callus that has turned into gel is simply gently scraped off with the patented scraper in the middle of the MOSADAL foot tub. It is made of a particularly robust plastic and, like the MOSADAL stainless steel spatula, ensures effective removal of the dead callus that has turned into gel.
Step 3: Make yourself comfortable and position your feet. Step 4: On the rough bulge in the middle of the foot tub, the callus can be roughened beforehand. Cover the side areas of the big toe, which often have particularly pronounced and hardened calluses, with a thin layer of side cotton wool, apply a few drops of MOSADAL lotion and leave on for 10-30 minutes. To permanently protect the skin from renewed callus growth, apply MOSADAL Urea Cream to your feet once a day. Leave the lotion on for 10-30 minutes (depending on the thickness of the callus). Afterwards, the hard callus that has turned into gel is simply gently scraped off with the patented scraper in the middle of the MOSADAL foot tub. It is made of a particularly robust plastic and, like the MOSADAL stainless steel spatula, ensures effective removal of the dead callus that has turned into gel.