Re: Excema

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My son's eczema improved with evening primrose oil, and the GFCF diet

cleared him up completely.

Kathy

[ ] excema

>My 5.7 year old has little white bumps on upper arms, thighs and temple

>areas. I remember Dr. Megson saying that this was common - especially

>for Vit A deficient kids.

>Hence, kids affected by vaccines. We've been doing CLO for a while and

>the bumps are not improving, in fact, tonight after his bath - I thought

>they looked worse. Does anyone else have these and how are you treating

>for them?

>

>Maureen

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ne:

Tell your friend to try removing milk from her child's diet. I did this with my

NT daughter and the eczema went away. I had the same problem as a child. Milk

has never agreed with me.

Joyce

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Hi everyone! I have a friend who has a daughter with severe excema.It is

horrid.Her hands actually bleed.It has been diagnosed as excema.They have

tried everything traditional medicine has to offer and nothing has

helped.What causes this?How can they treat it?Thanks ne

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Hi everyone! I have a friend who has a daughter with severe excema.It is

horrid.Her hands actually bleed.It has been diagnosed as excema.They have

tried everything traditional medicine has to offer and nothing has

helped.What causes this?How can they treat it?Thanks ne

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Joyce,their daughter is 5 and she has been GFCF for 2 years.I wonder where

this is coming from?Thanks ne

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-My daughter has horrible excema problems, too. I've just recently

found the answer for her, I hope. My pediatrician gave us some

samples of a new non-steroidal cream called Elidel. It cleared

things up within a week (from open wounds and scabs to baby skin!)

Also, every evening, I have my daughter take a bath with 20 drops of

Tea Tree oil added to the water. It really helps to soothe the

skin.

Hope this helps.

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> Hi everyone! I have a friend who has a daughter with severe

excema.It is

> horrid.Her hands actually bleed.It has been diagnosed as

excema.They have

> tried everything traditional medicine has to offer and nothing has

> helped.What causes this?How can they treat it?Thanks ne

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Callyflower. Can you let us know the ingredients of this cream.

Best,

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> -My daughter has horrible excema problems, too. I've just recently

> found the answer for her, I hope. My pediatrician gave us some

> samples of a new non-steroidal cream called Elidel. It cleared

> things up within a week (from open wounds and scabs to baby skin!)

>

> Also, every evening, I have my daughter take a bath with 20 drops of

> Tea Tree oil added to the water. It really helps to soothe the

> skin.

>

> Hope this helps.

>

>

>

>

>

> -- In @y..., AhJhawk@a... wrote:

> > Hi everyone! I have a friend who has a daughter with severe

> excema.It is

> > horrid.Her hands actually bleed.It has been diagnosed as

> excema.They have

> > tried everything traditional medicine has to offer and nothing has

> > helped.What causes this?How can they treat it?Thanks ne

> >

> >

> >

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I don't drink milk and my hands look the same. I've tried everything as

well, and I've delt with this for 33 years!

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> Hi everyone! I have a friend who has a daughter with severe

excema.

One of my kids has this problem when he eats a bad food without

enzymes. I have heard other parents say they use EFAs and it helped.

Dana

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a,

Excema is very common in fatty acid deficiencies.

You need some Evening Primrose in your diet somewhere. About 100 mg. a day.

But then, fatty acids are oxidised by mercury so I guess that issue should

be addressed also.

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I don't drink milk and my hands look the same. I've tried everything as

well, and I've delt with this for 33 years!

a

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>>>>>>>>>a,

Excema is very common in fatty acid deficiencies.

You need some Evening Primrose in your diet somewhere. About 100 mg. a day.

But then, fatty acids are oxidised by mercury so I guess that issue should

be addressed also.<<<<<<<<<<

Well, I take two CLO capsules per day, and that hasn't helped. As far as

mercury goes, I have no fillings at all ( no cavities ever ), so I'm

perplexed over this one.

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a,

Two caps of CLO is very little. I calculated once to get at least 1 Gram of

EPA I would need 12 caps. So try a little more of CLO from a reputable

source and add in about 100 mg daily of EPA. Let me know what happens.

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>

> >>>>>>>>>a,

> Excema is very common in fatty acid deficiencies.

>

> You need some Evening Primrose in your diet somewhere. About 100 mg. a

day.

> But then, fatty acids are oxidised by mercury so I guess that issue should

> be addressed also.<<<<<<<<<<

>

> Well, I take two CLO capsules per day, and that hasn't helped. As far as

> mercury goes, I have no fillings at all ( no cavities ever ), so I'm

> perplexed over this one.

>

> a

>

>

>

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By my calculation, you need 4 capsules of Kirkman's

CLO to get 1 gram of EFAs, half of which is DHA and

half EPA. So you would need 8 capsules for 1 mg of

EPA.

Each day, I give my son 1 tsp of Kirkman's lemon-lime

CLO to get 1 mg of EFAs, and 3 coromega packets for an

additional ~2 mg.

Max

--- Griffiths <rp46285@...> wrote:

> a,

>

> Two caps of CLO is very little. I calculated once to

> get at least 1 Gram of

> EPA I would need 12 caps. So try a little more of

> CLO from a reputable

> source and add in about 100 mg daily of EPA. Let me

> know what happens.

>

>

> Re: [ ] excema

>

>

> >

> > >>>>>>>>>a,

> > Excema is very common in fatty acid deficiencies.

> >

> > You need some Evening Primrose in your diet

> somewhere. About 100 mg. a

> day.

> > But then, fatty acids are oxidised by mercury so I

> guess that issue should

> > be addressed also.<<<<<<<<<<

> >

> > Well, I take two CLO capsules per day, and that

> hasn't helped. As far as

> > mercury goes, I have no fillings at all ( no

> cavities ever ), so I'm

> > perplexed over this one.

> >

> > a

> >

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[Guest guest]

Just be careful not to go over the Vitamin D and A maximum dose. Have you

checked what is at the base of the Lemon-lime in Kirkmans..hopefully not

artificial food-colouring ..

Re: [ ] excema

> >

> >

> > >

> > > >>>>>>>>>a,

> > > Excema is very common in fatty acid deficiencies.

> > >

> > > You need some Evening Primrose in your diet

> > somewhere. About 100 mg. a

> > day.

> > > But then, fatty acids are oxidised by mercury so I

> > guess that issue should

> > > be addressed also.<<<<<<<<<<

> > >

> > > Well, I take two CLO capsules per day, and that

> > hasn't helped. As far as

> > > mercury goes, I have no fillings at all ( no

> > cavities ever ), so I'm

> > > perplexed over this one.

> > >

> > > a

> > >

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

Can anyone recommend ointment or website for excema.

A friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world and all others walk outBLESSINGS

[Guest guest]

, I believe there is a formula or two under Natural Herbal remedies file in the archives. Suzimyfaithstands@... wrote: Hi Can anyone recommend ointment or website for excema. A friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world and all others walk out

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Hi I have been on the Natural Herbal Site, but couldn't find anything for Eczema. Does anyone

have any suggestions. The medications that are being used have steroids which cause

other problems. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. GOD BLESS

A friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world and all others walk outBLESSINGS

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi

> I have been on the Natural Herbal Site, but couldn't find anything

for

> Eczema. Does anyone

> have any suggestions. The medications that are being used have

steroids

> which cause

> other problems. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. GOD BLESS

>

> A friend is one who walks in when the rest of the world and all

others walk

> out

>

> BLESSINGS

>

>

[Guest guest]

health/files/

Look here in our archives under Natural health remedies.. and do a

search in the message archives... we have discussed eczema several

times... I believe taking cayenne also helps..

suzi

>

> Hi

> I have been on the Natural Herbal Site, but couldn't find anything

for

> Eczema. Does anyone

> have any suggestions.

[Guest guest]

, can you elaborate? An internet friend has an 18 month old who has been

suffering severely with eczema. She did do an allergy test and many foods

showed up on the test. I told her about enzymes & probiotics. Can you tell me

how she can rectify " a fatty acid deficiency " ?

TIA!!!

Jenn

>

> it's a fatty acid deficiency. linda rn

>

[Guest guest]

According to our DAN! MD, it's an inflammatory/immune imbalance. My son had an

intense case for over a year, which vanished with epsom salt baths (which is

strange?), but re-appears for about 3 days when he has a cold/flu. Many people

find food sensitivities and/or phenols, trigger the skewed immune response in

Th-2 dominant kids.

It's not typically directly related to yeast or die-off, though there are

external signs of yeast such as diaper rash, athlete's foot, thrush, bloating,

etc.

>

> My son is developing a bad case of excema. He has never had too much of a

problem with this in the past. Is excema a sign of yeast growth or die-off?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Lana

>

[Guest guest]

Read the Sulfur and PST paper in our files section:

/files/Related%20Topics%20a\

nd%20Supplements/

In my son's case, his life long eczema was resolved by addressing toxic

phenol/sulfur overload in conjunction with supplementing for a secondary fatty

acid metabolism problem. The recovery was amazingly fast - less than three weeks

for beautiful new and clear skin. That was about a year and a half ago now and

his skin is still perfect.

It was incredibly helpful information. I still don't know who wrote the paper.

If anyone knows, please send me the name so I can thank them personally!

>

> My son is developing a bad case of excema. He has never had too much of a

problem with this in the past. Is excema a sign of yeast growth or die-off?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Lana

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I thought I replied to this but I don't see the post.I'm resending it

again.

Nice to hear your son is better with the eczema.My son has been battling

with eczema for 10 years and with DAN supplements,enzymes,CLO,flaxseed and some

homeopathy medicu=ine,he is better but still lot more to recover.Could you

explain what is toxic

phenol/sulfur overload and secondary fatty acid metabolism problem?How did you

find out?What test did you do?What supplements or any other medicine/cream did

you use?

Sorry for so many questions.I'm desperate to help my son with eczema.I can't see

him itching and peeling the skin.He hates his eczema and wipes it hard thinking

that his brownish skin(that's what he calls ) will be wiped out with a towel.

Thanks

Radha

> >

> > My son is developing a bad case of excema. He has never had too much of a

problem with this in the past. Is excema a sign of yeast growth or die-off?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Lana

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Have you had any allergy/food testing done? My son only has eczema issues if is

diet has offending foods. Perfect skin other wise. Amazing but true. If he

starts itching, running nose, first sign of issues.

Tammy

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Hi ,

I thought I replied to this but I don't see the post.I'm resending it again.

Nice to hear your son is better with the eczema.My son has been battling with

eczema for 10 years and with DAN supplements,enzymes,CLO,flaxseed and some

homeopathy medicu=ine,he is better but still lot more to recover.Could you

explain what is toxic

phenol/sulfur overload and secondary fatty acid metabolism problem?How did you

find out?What test did you do?What supplements or any other medicine/cream did

you use?

Sorry for so many questions.I'm desperate to help my son with eczema.I can't

see him itching and peeling the skin.He hates his eczema and wipes it hard

thinking that his brownish skin(that's what he calls ) will be wiped out with a

towel.

Thanks

Radha

> >

> > My son is developing a bad case of excema. He has never had too much of a

problem with this in the past. Is excema a sign of yeast growth or die-off?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Lana

> >

>