Re: contact sensitisation-allergic dermatitis

[Guest guest]

Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

jim

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

Have you tried fatty acids applied directly on the area? Sometimes vitamin

E from wheat germ oil is helpful for these things.

Sande

>

> Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

> sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

>

> jim

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

I've never heard this name " contact sensitisation-allergic

dermatitis " before, but this has to be the same as the skin

allergies I have had for years. You tell me. I touch things

and then my skin breaks out. I've battled with this for years.

It can be extreme. Consider not only the skin outbreaks, which

can itch terribly, but also the immune system is weakened right

away [i can feel it] and often results in getting " the flu " for

a week. Or it USED TO result in that for me. That has not happened

in some time. I'm actually battling " a cold " right now that is

the result of touching something. [i have skin reactions on my

arms which I am treating as listed below.]

Anyway, getting to your question, I do not know what to do to

get rid of the allergy. [i used NAET for a while, which may have

reduced the allergy?] I deal with it by treating the symptoms

IMMEDIATELY. This works pretty well. If I can reduce the itching

RIGHT AWAY the condition never gets to the point of being a problem,

and I don't get sick, etc. Sometimes I'm successful enough to have

the issue go away right away, other times [like now] I have to

battle with it for a day or two.

I have tried a LOT of different things. Here are the ones I think

work pretty well [when used IMMEDIATELY at first sign of itching]:

1. sarna lotion [non perscription lotion. the main active ingredient

is something innocuous like methol or peppermint.] Great stuff.

2. alternating hot and cold water. get the hot and cold directly

on the itchy area. repeat. wonderful.

3. my accupunturist gives me " skin herbs " to help clear out the

congestion. I'm sorry I don't know what is in this formula.

I could find out.

4. oatmeal bath. Aaveno brand makes a powdered formula. You can

also use rolled oats: put oatmeal in a bag or cloth that has

room for water to get through the threads.....put in tub with

hot water....squeeze the bag or cloth to release oat-slime

into the tub.

I have not used it as much, but have also had some good results with

mustard baths or cayenne baths [be careful not to burn your skin].

I also think that if it " gets to " the immune-wekness-cold-flu stage

that treating THAT problem is also good. e.g. I am taking echinacea &

not eating solid food.... whatever your personal protocol for a cold

would be.....

Moria

Message: 25

Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 00:27:25 -0400

From: Jim Lambert <jlambert@...>

Subject: Re: contact sensitisation-allergic dermatitis

Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

jim

[Guest guest]

Jim, What are the trigger substances?

P.M.

> Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

> sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

>

> jim

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[Guest guest]

You can make your own Aaveno by placing the oats in a blender

and blend until powdered(much less expensive ;-)This can also

be used as a drawing pultice

P.M.

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Moria Merriweather <moriam@...> Wrote on

Sat, 16 Sep 2000 10:53:05 -0700

4. oatmeal bath. Aaveno brand makes a powdered formula. You

can

also use rolled oats: put oatmeal in a bag or cloth that has

room for water to get through the threads.....put in tub with

hot water....squeeze the bag or cloth to release oat-slime

into the tub.

Moria

Message: 25

Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2000 00:27:25 -0400

From: Jim Lambert <jlambert@...>

Subject: Re: contact sensitisation-allergic dermatitis

Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

jim

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Jim Lambert wrote:

>

> The trigger this time was a dilute chlorox solution. The last time I had

> this it was a combination of several essential oils,including some that

> can trigger this.

>

> It is not laundry detergent, Vilik. I have avoided things like that for

> decades. I have used Arm & Hammer for twenty years and never a proble. I

> only wear cotton clothes next to my body. This was a chemical allergic

> reaction, no question.

>

> Normal things don't work. It doesn't even want aloe! It wants to be left

> alone, but the skin is dry and that makes it itch worse. makes a

> product called Hemp Plus, which is the only thing I have found that

> didn't aggravate it.

>

> I'm at a loss. Figure this: ozonated olive oil aggravates it!?!

Jim,

The clorox, the ess oils and the aloe are all rather alkaline; the

clorox extremely so. Try some cider vinegar? The hemp oil is loaded with

essential fatty *acids*---another clue?

According to " metabolic balancing " , and my incomplete understanding of

it as yet, allergic reactions occur in those who are too alkaline.

Now, if I could only get a handle on what systems are too

alkaline......sigh. It's that venous ph again. You might also want to

try a hefty dose or two of pantothenic acid; this will act as a natural

anti-histamine.

HTH,

Sharon

[Guest guest]

The trigger this time was a dilute chlorox solution. The last time I had

this it was a combination of several essential oils,including some that

can trigger this.

It is not laundry detergent, Vilik. I have avoided things like that for

decades. I have used Arm & Hammer for twenty years and never a proble. I

only wear cotton clothes next to my body. This was a chemical allergic

reaction, no question.

Normal things don't work. It doesn't even want aloe! It wants to be left

alone, but the skin is dry and that makes it itch worse. makes a

product called Hemp Plus, which is the only thing I have found that

didn't aggravate it.

I'm at a loss. Figure this: ozonated olive oil aggravates it!?!

jim

dmam@... wrote:

> Jim, What are the trigger substances?

> P.M.

>

> > Please, what does anyone know that will help contact

> > sensitisation-allergic dermatitis?

> >

> > jim

[Guest guest]

Jim, That happens to be my first trigger ( for MCS), in a now, long list of

cleaning products.

Can you explain the rash is it swollen, painful, red, etc...? Do you have

any other symptoms ( brain fog, etc...) Do you think your reaction is

getting worse with consecutive exposures?

I won't go into my symptoms (don't see how it will help you), but I'll tell

you what I did after you give me more specifics on the rash and what's going

on with your entire body.

P.M.

Re: contact sensitisation-allergic dermatitis

>

> The trigger this time was a dilute chlorox solution. The last time I had

> this it was a combination of several essential oils,including some that

> can trigger this.