Re: new to group - eczema

[Guest guest]

I would get an IGG Food Allergy by blood and an MB12 Nasal Spray Rx.

- Stan

>

> Dear List:

>

> I am new to the list. I have a 5 year old daughter and a 8 year old

daughter. My 5 year

old has severe eczema. We all have been doing SCD for about a year (I have or

had UC).

My older daughter has ADHD. I am joining this group because my youngest

daughter's

eczema is still pretty active (she seems to be getting more food sensitivities

instead of

less) and my older daughter seems to have plateaued.

>

> They were dairy free but recently I have reintroduced raw goat milk yogurt.

I tried

Liver Life for both of my daughters and have not seen any difference, and I

think it may

have made my younger daughter's eczema worse. I am writing because I wanted to

hear

what others have done to help their children's eczema.

>

> I wanted to find out if I should try the B12 nasal spray on my older

daughter for her

ADHD and my younger daughter for her eczema. Thank you for your input. Eileen

Brown

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen and others from Sue,

4 things are helping my eczema to barely a problem -- MB12 Nasal spray, LW Glutathione patch ..(as they both help with the methylation process ), Primrose oil, and EFT ( do a google search on Craig's technique). All 4 things muscle test well for me for that purpose.

Hope that helps...

Sue

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

I want to try MB12, and my pediatrician is ready to

prescribe. But where to prescribe it too. Can we get

from any regular pharmacy, or can you suggest a

pharmacy.

Thanks

Mohinder Chopra

--- J Thorpe wrote:

> Hi Eileen and others from Sue,

> 4 things are helping my eczema to barely a

> problem -- MB12 Nasal spray, LW Glutathione patch

> ..(as they both help with the methylation process ),

> Primrose oil, and EFT ( do a google search on

> Craig's technique). All 4 things muscle test well

> for me for that purpose.

> Hope that helps...

> Sue

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[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen,

If the eczema is worse while using the Liver Life, it can mean that

acids are draining too fast and you would want to cut back on the

dose. If more acids are being drained than the liver and kidneys can

excrete, excess will be excreted through the skin with rashes or the

lungs with viral like symptoms.

Goat's milk contains casein and caused the same issues as dairy did,

including eczema for my son.

Have you tested the first morning urine/saliva pH?

My best,

Tami Wilken

Gavin's mom

BioRay customer support

for the asd community

>

> Dear List:

>

> I am new to the list. I have a 5 year old daughter and a 8 year

old daughter. My 5 year old has severe eczema. We all have been

doing SCD for about a year (I have or had UC). My older daughter

has ADHD. I am joining this group because my youngest daughter's

eczema is still pretty active (she seems to be getting more food

sensitivities instead of less) and my older daughter seems to have

plateaued.

>

> They were dairy free but recently I have reintroduced raw goat

milk yogurt. I tried Liver Life for both of my daughters and have

not seen any difference, and I think it may have made my younger

daughter's eczema worse. I am writing because I wanted to hear what

others have done to help their children's eczema.

>

> I wanted to find out if I should try the B12 nasal spray on my

older daughter for her ADHD and my younger daughter for her eczema.

Thank you for your input. Eileen Brown

>

>

> ---------------------------------

> How low will we go? Check out Yahoo! Messenger's low PC-to-Phone

call rates.

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Tami:Initially I did do the ph every day for about 12 days. I am going to look for those ph readings and report back. When this happened, she was having a eczema outbreak and bad stuffy nose (which I subsequently caught), I cut the liver life in half. It did seem to help with the stuffy nose, the eczema got a little better but still there. I could not get rid of it and she seem to suddenly be reacting to oranges so I stopped completely to see if I could get the eczema under control.

I gave her the goat yogurt 2-3 times, a teaspoon. I have been giving her probiotics by the capful but wanted maybe a better delivery that's why I got the raw goats milk from Mississippi to make the yogurt. She didn't seem to have a major flare from it but I have VSL3 now (arrived yesterday) so I am thinking about giving that to her instead of the goat yogurt to see if I could get completely rid of the eczema again. Only problem she had tested positive to being allergic to corn with skin testing. There is corn starch in the VSL3. I may go back to her old acidophilus capsules wth added carrot.

So you think once I get the eczema under control again to just start over with the Liver Life? I know you may need the ph info to answer my question. I will hopefully find it soon and send the info along. Thank you for your input. Eileen Brown

[Guest guest]

Hi Eileen,

Have you tried adding some activated charcoal to help with the

eczema? Also, fresh squeezed lemon juice is a very effective way to

cleanse the kidneys. And since your daughter initially had eczema,

I would think that she may benefit from that as well.

When you say she was reacting to oranges, what happened? I'm curious

to know because oranges are alkaline forming, similar to lemons just

not as much. Sometimes when kids start draining acids and you add

in things that are alkaline forming (which means that they would

also help to drain acids from the body as well), it may be possible

that the rate of acid excretion increased and made her

uncomfortable. If she gets signs of excreting acids too quickly,

(rashes, coldlike symptoms, burning urination or stools) activated

charcoal should be used to help soak up the acids and relieve the

aggravations.

Yes, I think once she's not so uncomfortable, I would start the

Liver Life at an even lower dose. If you were only giving 1 drop,

use a diluted dose. This may help ease her into draining acids and

hopefully her liver/kidneys would be able to do this on their own

without excreting through the skin. (assuming the eczema is just

from too high a dose of LL and not the dietary infractions)

I hope this helps!

Tami

>

> Dear Tami:

>

> Initially I did do the ph every day for about 12 days. I am

going to look for those ph readings and report back. When this

happened, she was having a eczema outbreak and bad stuffy nose

(which I subsequently caught), I cut the liver life in half. It did

seem to help with the stuffy nose, the eczema got a little better

but still there. I could not get rid of it and she seem to suddenly

be reacting to oranges so I stopped completely to see if I could get

the eczema under control.

>

> I gave her the goat yogurt 2-3 times, a teaspoon. I have been

giving her probiotics by the capful but wanted maybe a better

delivery that's why I got the raw goats milk from Mississippi to

make the yogurt. She didn't seem to have a major flare from it but

I have VSL3 now (arrived yesterday) so I am thinking about giving

that to her instead of the goat yogurt to see if I could get

completely rid of the eczema again. Only problem she had tested

positive to being allergic to corn with skin testing. There is corn

starch in the VSL3. I may go back to her old acidophilus capsules

wth added carrot.

>

> So you think once I get the eczema under control again to just

start over with the Liver Life? I know you may need the ph info to

answer my question. I will hopefully find it soon and send the info

along. Thank you for your input. Eileen Brown

>