Decoding Tinea Versicolor: Occlusion, Hypoxia, Nitric Oxide Pt.1

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Occlusion experiments performed on rabbits and humans
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Hypoxia (low oxygen).
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The link between lactic acid production, occlusion and hypoxia.
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Nitric oxide fuels fungal growth.
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Arginine Increases nitric oxide and helps fungi produce hyphae.
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Nitric Oxide inhibits Azole's antifungal efficiency.