Eczema

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Yes, i began to get really dry skin on my shoulder which i've never had a problem with, i began to put flax seed oil onto my skin (i broke open a capsule) as i have heard that exposing flax seed oil to air for more than a few minutes at a time can degrade it quickly. Anyways i have an excellent site you may want to check out about a lady who had Exema for something like 50 yrs until she finally cured herself using flax seed oil, primrose and another fatty omega oil.

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1158/FLAXOIL.HTM

and also these ones which are just really interesting.

http://home.online.no/~dusan/cleanse/bowel/bentonite.html

http://www.geocities.com/HotSprings/1158/URINE.HTM - ps. dont' let the name scare you from just taking a look at the site, i bought the book "Your own perfect Medicine" by Martha Christy recently and its really really interesting, lots of info.

I hope these help, good luck on your quest!!

Angel

eczema

> Greetings All,> I am new to the group and just wanted to say HI first.> > Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me some advice on.> I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child and although the > asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the eczema has gotten > worse.> I have been reading and even went to a small group talking about > parasite cleansers and the such and most of the web sites mention > dermatitis (which is just another name for my skin condition) and how > they are supposed to help with both of my illnesses. > Has anyone here on the board have had any experiences with thier skin > clearing up? > I havent spent any money on these expensive products especially > because I dont have much to spend let alone waste on a gimmicks.> Any suggestions or comments is greatly appreciated.> > P.S.> I have been taking flax seed oil capsuls and evening primrose..seems > to help a tiny bit.> > Thanks > > >

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Hi,

I have been battling a skin condition from child hood. I have done colon cleanse, and parasite cleanses. When I did the parasite cleanse, I was on an herbal program for about 6 months and killed A LOT of visible parasites. It was quite shocking that I had been home to so many critters. I have recently built a zapper from the instructions in Dr. Hulda 's "A Cure for all Diseases" It cost about $25.00 in parts from radio shack. It has been clearing up my lingering skin problems (the Dr.s label it topical dermatitis, which to me means they have no idea what the heck it is!) But my skin gets dry and brittle to the point that at times my knuckles are unusable because the skin has no elasticity in it to bend. If I bend the joint, then the skin breaks and I have a bloody split in my skin that is quite deep at times. Anyway, the zapper is clearing this up as well as my sinuses.

~Karmakarma@...http://loaves-n-fishes.com

Greetings All,I am new to the group and just wanted to say HI first.Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me some advice on.I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child and although the asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the eczema has gotten worse.I have been reading and even went to a small group talking about parasite cleansers and the such and most of the web sites mention dermatitis (which is just another name for my skin condition) and how they are supposed to help with both of my illnesses. Has anyone here on the board have had any experiences with thier skin clearing up? I havent spent any money on these expensive products especially because I dont have much to spend let alone waste on a gimmicks.Any suggestions or comments is greatly appreciated.P.S.I have been taking flax seed oil capsuls and evening primrose..seems to help a tiny bit.Thanks Subscription email: mailto:bowel cleanse-subscribeegroups

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When I was searching the web for info on the zapper I ran across a

website that explained how to build one. Is that what you used to

build yours and was it easy? Looks a bit complicated to me.

Thanks,

Barbara

> Hi,

> I have been battling a skin condition from child hood. I have done

colon cleanse, and parasite cleanses. When I did the parasite

cleanse, I was on an herbal program for about 6 months and killed A

LOT of visible parasites. It was quite shocking that I had been home

to so many critters. I have recently built a zapper from the

instructions in Dr. Hulda 's " A Cure for all Diseases " It cost

about $25.00 in parts from radio shack. It has been clearing up my

lingering skin problems (the Dr.s label it topical dermatitis, which

to me means they have no idea what the heck it is!) But my skin gets

dry and brittle to the point that at times my knuckles are unusable

because the skin has no elasticity in it to bend. If I bend the

joint, then the skin breaks and I have a bloody split in my skin that

is quite deep at times. Anyway, the zapper is clearing this up as

well as my sinuses.

> ~Karma

> karma@l...

> http://loaves-n-fishes.com

> Greetings All,

> I am new to the group and just wanted to say HI first.

>

> Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me some advice on.

> I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child and although the

> asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the eczema has

gotten

> worse.

> I have been reading and even went to a small group talking about

> parasite cleansers and the such and most of the web sites mention

> dermatitis (which is just another name for my skin condition) and

how

> they are supposed to help with both of my illnesses.

> Has anyone here on the board have had any experiences with thier

skin

> clearing up?

> I havent spent any money on these expensive products especially

> because I dont have much to spend let alone waste on a gimmicks.

> Any suggestions or comments is greatly appreciated.

>

> P.S.

> I have been taking flax seed oil capsuls and evening

primrose..seems

> to help a tiny bit.

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me some advice on.

> I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child and although the

> asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the eczema has gotten

> worse.

Have you cut out all dairy products?

Have you cut out all red meats and antibiotic, hormone filled meats?

Start there is you have not done this.

The flaxseed oil is a good anti-inflammatory, but only if you cut out the

saturated fats that promote inflammation in the first place.

Patty

[Guest guest]

It might be the same one. I just followed her directions for building a circuit board and put it together. Got the parts from Radio Shack.

~Karmakarma@...http://loaves-n-fishes.com

Re: eczema

When I was searching the web for info on the zapper I ran across a website that explained how to build one. Is that what you used to build yours and was it easy? Looks a bit complicated to me.Thanks,Barbara> Hi,> I have been battling a skin condition from child hood. I have done colon cleanse, and parasite cleanses. When I did the parasite cleanse, I was on an herbal program for about 6 months and killed A LOT of visible parasites. It was quite shocking that I had been home to so many critters. I have recently built a zapper from the instructions in Dr. Hulda 's "A Cure for all Diseases" It cost about $25.00 in parts from radio shack. It has been clearing up my lingering skin problems (the Dr.s label it topical dermatitis, which to me means they have no idea what the heck it is!) But my skin gets dry and brittle to the point that at times my knuckles are unusable because the skin has no elasticity in it to bend. If I bend the joint, then the skin breaks and I have a bloody split in my skin that is quite deep at times. Anyway, the zapper is clearing this up as well as my sinuses. > ~Karma> karma@l...> http://loaves-n-fishes.com> Greetings All,> I am new to the group and just wanted to say HI first.> > Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me some advice on.> I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child and although the > asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the eczema has gotten > worse.> I have been reading and even went to a small group talking about > parasite cleansers and the such and most of the web sites mention > dermatitis (which is just another name for my skin condition) and how > they are supposed to help with both of my illnesses. > Has anyone here on the board have had any experiences with thier skin > clearing up? > I havent spent any money on these expensive products especially > because I dont have much to spend let alone waste on a gimmicks.> Any suggestions or comments is greatly appreciated.> > P.S.> I have been taking flax seed oil capsuls and evening primrose..seems > to help a tiny bit.> > Thanks > > >

[Guest guest]

I HAVE BEEN FOLLOWING THIS GROUP FOR AWHILE NOW AND FEEL THAT ALOT

OF THE INFO HAS VALIDATED THINGS I HAVE READ AND TRIED ELSEWHERE. WE ARE

NOW FOLLOWING THE EAT RIGHT FOR YOUR TYPE DIET BY PETER D'

AMO MY YOUNGEST DAUGHTER HAS HAD DRY SKIN PATCHES ON HER KNEES MOST

WINTERS CRACKING AND SORE. THIS YEAR BY DELETING MILK,ORANGES,AND WHEAT

IT IS THE BEST EVER. ALSO ALOT OF OTHER FOODS FOR O TYPE BLOOD ARE EITHER

GOOD OR BAD. IT IS SOMETIMES A LIMITED DIET BUT WHEN HER KNEES FLARE UP

I PAY ATTENTION. HOPE YOU CAN GET SOMEWHERE. ALL THE BEST SHEREE

Karma Tucker wrote:

It

might be the same one. I just followed her directions for building

a circuit board and put it together. Got the parts from Radio Shack. ~Karma

karma@...

http://loaves-n-fishes.com

Re: eczema

When I was searching the web for info on the zapper I ran across

a

website that explained how to build one. Is that what you

used to

build yours and was it easy? Looks a bit complicated to me.

Thanks,

Barbara

> Hi,

> I have been battling a skin condition from child hood.

I have done

colon cleanse, and parasite cleanses. When I did the parasite

cleanse, I was on an herbal program for about 6 months and killed

A

LOT of visible parasites. It was quite shocking that I had

been home

to so many critters. I have recently built a zapper from

the

instructions in Dr. Hulda 's "A Cure for all Diseases"

It cost

about $25.00 in parts from radio shack. It has been clearing

up my

lingering skin problems (the Dr.s label it topical dermatitis,

which

to me means they have no idea what the heck it is!) But my

skin gets

dry and brittle to the point that at times my knuckles are unusable

because the skin has no elasticity in it to bend. If I bend

the

joint, then the skin breaks and I have a bloody split in my skin

that

is quite deep at times. Anyway, the zapper is clearing this

up as

well as my sinuses.

> ~Karma

> karma@l...

> http://loaves-n-fishes.com

> Greetings All,

> I am new to the group and just wanted to say HI first.

>

> Now, I have a concern that I hope some can give me

some advice on.

> I have had eczema and asthma since I was a child

and although the

> asthma seemed to have gotton better with time, the

eczema has

gotten

> worse.

> I have been reading and even went to a small group

talking about

> parasite cleansers and the such and most of the web

sites mention

> dermatitis (which is just another name for my skin

condition) and

how

> they are supposed to help with both of my illnesses.

> Has anyone here on the board have had any experiences

with thier

skin

> clearing up?

> I havent spent any money on these expensive products

especially

> because I dont have much to spend let alone waste

on a gimmicks.

> Any suggestions or comments is greatly appreciated.

>

> P.S.

> I have been taking flax seed oil capsuls and evening

primrose..seems

> to help a tiny bit.

>

> Thanks

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about what

>to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody remember?

My daughter get eczema when she has eaten a food that she is allergic to.

The enzymes help TREMENDOUSLY for this.

If she already has the eczema, then I put a cream on it that has

cortisone (sp?). This is available WITHOUT a prescription at the

drugstore. I would much rather prevent the eczema with the enzymes than

treat it with the cortisone (the cortisone is a steroid, I think).

>sigh

>is behind me and has pulled out 2500 tickets from chuckie cheese and

>has them everywhere....I think the weekend has officially started.

I know what you mean! Yesterday (while I was on the phone) for some

reason (!) my daughter put the cereal on the floor and crunched each ball

of cereal. (At least it is easier to clean up than all those tickets!)

Carolyn

[Guest guest]

boy, whenever I see the word " eczema " , I get all these nasty memories

that come back....

my son had really bad red cheeks when he was just 2 1/2 months old...so

bad, that they started " oozing " ...he was so allergic to the casein he

actually developed a staph infection on his cheeks. At the time, I had

no clue about his autism or casein sensitivity...but, worse, he saw 5

doctors for his staff infection...that was how bad it was...could have

killed him had it spread to his brain...I had to fight to even have him

seen (HMO/PPO)... they wanted me to wait till morning...I insisted he be

seen that evening...when he was seen in immediate care by 2 doctors, he

was put as a direct admin to emergency (doctor no. 3)...and placed on

antibiotics of course....he was then seen by another doctor who released

him (doctor no. 4). Two days after release, he was seen by his own

pediatrician (doctor no. 5)... diagnosis of all... bad eczema....they

ALL MISSED IT! I was given an ointment, his " facial mask " as I called

it....to " clear up the redness " whenever it showed up...that this was

" just the way he was " ....not one of them ever suspected a food

allergy....it took another 2 years for us to figure out Zachary was

autistic. Looking back, just the fact that I was given a prescription

for ONE YEAR supply of ointment should have tipped me off .... so,

whenever I see a post about " eczema " , it is just a little to personal

for me not to share " our story " with that one...

make sure you know for sure it is eczema....and that you're not simply

" masking " a problem, as we did. Once Zachary's diet was changed, he

never showed that " eczema " again!

Jeanne A. Brohart

lorelie1949 wrote:

> I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about what

> to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody remember?

> I know it had something to do with diet or suppliments. sigh

> is behind me and has pulled out 2500 tickets from chuckie cheese and

> has them everywhere....I think the weekend has officially started.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>>> I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about

what to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody

remember?

I have heard it can be due to needed probiotics, especially the

bifidum, and also omega-3 fatty acids. There are probably some other

things, but those two seem to stand out.

.

[Guest guest]

> I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about what

> to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody

remember?

> I know it had something to do with diet or suppliments.

For one of my kids, it means he ate a " bad food " . Some kids need EFAs

like flax seed oil or evening primrose or something like that. When

another of my kids has a yeast issue, he gets a rash. Lots to

consider.

Dana

[Guest guest]

zinc can help with excema i think.

> I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about

what

> to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody

remember?

> I know it had something to do with diet or suppliments. sigh

> is behind me and has pulled out 2500 tickets from chuckie cheese

and

> has them everywhere....I think the weekend has officially started.

[Guest guest]

The removal of dairy took away 80% of my son's previously horrific

eczema. The removal of gluten helped take away the remaining 20%.

Good luck!

JoAnne

osip7315 wrote:

> zinc can help with excema i think.

>

>

> > I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about

> what

> > to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody

> remember?

> > I know it had something to do with diet or suppliments. sigh

> > is behind me and has pulled out 2500 tickets from chuckie cheese

> and

> > has them everywhere....I think the weekend has officially started.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

EFA's has helped my son's excema. It is not totally gone, but is about 75%

better than it was

Stacey

[ ] Eczema

I am on so many boards that I can't remember where I read about what

to do for eczema. I was pretty sure I read it here. Anybody remember?

I know it had something to do with diet or suppliments. sigh

is behind me and has pulled out 2500 tickets from chuckie cheese and

has them everywhere....I think the weekend has officially started.

[Guest guest]

Some people on the sensory integration board reported that the epsom

salt baths helped with their children's eczema issues. Also, try an

Elimination Diet to see what food is causing it.

And while both my kids do not have full blown eczema, they do get dry

skin patches in various places, and the EFA's have helped both of

them as well. If I remember to give the EFA's, or at least rub on

their back at bedtime, then the dry patches go away.

W

> EFA's has helped my son's excema. It is not totally gone, but is

about 75% better than it was

>

> Stacey

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 3/1/2003 11:48:37 AM Eastern Standard Time, moira@...

writes:

> >Q 1: Are epsom salt baths OK for kids who have eczema or will this further

>

> >dry out their skin and make it even MORE itchy?

>

>

You cannot use epson salt baths if someone suffers from eczema. It will dry

out the skin terribly.

[Guest guest]

on it. still has the eczema ;-/

> I think on www.gluten-free.org or similar website someone mentioned that

> wheat

> allergy can cause/ exacerbate eczema and a strict gluten free diet was

> recommended.

>

>

[Guest guest]

thanks!

> >>Q 1: Are epsom salt baths OK for kids who have eczema or will this

> further

> >

> >>dry out their skin and make it even MORE itchy?

> >

> >

>

> You cannot use epson salt baths if someone suffers from eczema. It will

> dry

> out the skin terribly.

>

[Guest guest]

eczema is related to hg poisoning too.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 01/03/2003 16:58:55 GMT Standard Time, DASK4T@...

writes:

> You cannot use epson salt baths if someone suffers from eczema. It will dry

>

> out the skin terribly.

>

I do or did should I say, the eczema has gone with EFA supps and enzymes. We

are no longer CFGF. I used to add Virgin Coconut Oil to the bath at the same

time as salts

MAndi in UK

[Guest guest]

Thanks!

What is the protocol for EFA's? 4-1 GLA to ALA?

Also, what enzymes are you using?

J

> >You cannot use epson salt baths if someone suffers from eczema. It will

> dry

> >

> >out the skin terribly.

> >

>

> I do or did should I say, the eczema has gone with EFA supps and enzymes.

> We

> are no longer CFGF. I used to add Virgin Coconut Oil to the bath at the

> same

> time as salts

> MAndi in UK

>

[Guest guest]

Hi

We use Eye Q which is 4:1 ratio 3's to 6's, but we added 6' s to start,

nowadays I add further EPO (50mg GLA) once or twice a week, my son seems to

need this.

www.equazen.com

We use all three enzymes from HNI www.houstonni.com

For further info on enzymes see

www.enzymestuff.com (I love that addy - its so easy to remember)

Good luck!

MAndi in UK

> Thanks!

> What is the protocol for EFA's? 4-1 GLA to ALA?

> Also, what enzymes are you using?

> J

>

[Guest guest]

Indeed! The list for us goes on and on.............peanut butter, gluten,

casein, ...blah, blah, blah.....very frustrating.........

> Some other food could cause the eczema also. Mustard causes my son to have

> eczema--

> same with peaches, corn, dairy, etc, etc etc...

>

[Guest guest]

Some other food could cause the eczema also. Mustard causes my son to have

eczema--

same with peaches, corn, dairy, etc, etc etc...

Re: [ ] Eczema

on it. still has the eczema ;-/

> I think on www.gluten-free.org or similar website someone mentioned that

> wheat

> allergy can cause/ exacerbate eczema and a strict gluten free diet was

> recommended.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, Dolphi!

J

> >I thought I read that the epsom salt baths will dry out the eczema.

> Wish I remembered my password for this site so I could scan the

> messages....

>

> This is easily solved by the topical application of Virgin Coconut Oil,

> after the bath which also kills all kinds of creatures on the skin and

> is the ultimate moisturizer.

>

> I get the best Oil available from http://www.qualityfirst.on.ca/ and

> have been using it succesfully for >40 years.

> Don't compromise, buy the best available. It is very valuable both

> internally and externally,and eternally

>

> Dolphi

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for sharing this info, Jen! My wiggle worm - Nolan -

has pretty bad eczema. We have been using a Eucerin/HC mixture on him

for months, but now that doen't even seem to be working. His worst

spots are his lower, front legs, forehead and behind his ears. I've

been worried that the band will just aggrevate it, too.

I was just saying I was going to take him to the derm - I will try

these suggestions, first!

Thanks again!

mom to Nolan & (casting on 3/12)

-- In Plagiocephaly , lahydeebug@a... wrote:

> I took Harley to derm today. Wanted to pass on recommendations.

> 1. Wash her with Cetaphil or Aquanil. Aquanil is less harsh of the

two, is

> over the counter, but has to be ordered by pharmacist, unlike

Cetaphil which

> is easily available.

>

> 2. He recommended using a wet washcloth after bath. Put baby oil

on it and

> rub it all over, then pat dry.

>

> 3. He recommended putting aquaphor on her after every bath, after

baby oil.

>

> 4. He prescribed a stronger Hydrocortisone OINTMENT (she had 2.5%

cream

> before) this will apply med and moisturize

>

> 4. He put her on another ointment all over body.

>

> Just thought I would pass on the hints. If you have recurrent

eczema, seek

> derm advice.'

>

> Try website, AAD.org/pamphlets

> look under atopic dermatitis

> Jen