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Hi Alisha,

>

> Hi,

> Has anyone here successfully treated eczema with the candida cure? I've

> been on the diet for three or four weeks now. I was seeing some

> improvement the first week, but now it's getting worse. I know a number of

> you have said that it may takes months for the diet to help, but I'm

> really getting frustrated. The ugly red patches and itching are driving

> just getting me more depressed. In addition, I'm a very busy person

> between full-time work and work on my dissertation. It's really a pain to

> have to go to such lengths for my meals. I can't find anything in the

> campus eating establishments that I can eat. I spend my evenings trying to

> fix a dinner I can eat along with something for the next lunch. Aarrghh!

> Alisha

Eczema is an immune system dysfunction that is usually triggered by toxin

load, malnutrition, poor health, stress or trauma. All types of immune

problems can be resolved with a few nutritional supplements, foods

actually, that are deficient in the diet and are conditionally essential

to health.

Plus diet restrictions that you're already pursuing.

Contact me off-list for details.

Duncan Crow

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow/

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How did It change your life ?

Re: Eczema

Many say eczema is a symptom of poor liver and digestive function.

Read " the amazing liver clease " by s Moritz. it will be worth

your time. you can download it from www.1stbooks.com for less than

$7. it will change your life as it did mine.

johng

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pmail/S=:HM/A=1853619/rand=763033761>

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Feel good for a change.

> How did It change your life ?

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> Many say eczema is a symptom of poor liver and digestive function.

> Read " the amazing liver clease " by s Moritz. it will be worth

> your time. you can download it from www.1stbooks.com for less than

> $7. it will change your life as it did mine.

>

> johng

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My friend has a son with eczema and she swears by flaxseed oil, She 's been

giving him this in his drinks and his skin is much better.

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we use hydrolated petrolatum to keep him moisturized or zonolon

cream(rx). we also use DML forte cream

Phyllis M. Kizner

PMRSKizner@...

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For us, Houston enzymes eliminated eczema, which I think was due to my son's

mild intolerance to milk.

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My son also has eczema, but not asthma, I have tried everything from

precriptions, steroids, expensive lotions but I have found that T-

Gel or any other dandruff type shampoo helps with the eczema on the

head, and the two best remedies for the body I have found were,

plain old vaseline, or crisco, and the other is baby oil gel. The

other key is to make sure that you dry their skin thoroughly after

bathing, not to wash them too often in the winter, and keep putting

on the moisturizers in the morning, night , and after bathing.

--- In , " Tippe " <bctippe@t...>

wrote:

> Can anyone tell me what they use for eczema? My son had asthma

until about

> 3, but now at 4 seems fine with this (thankfully!), but now I am

noticing

> that there are large patches on the backs of his knees. I know

asthma and

> eczema are related.

> Thanks,

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Removing dairy products from my daughter's diet was the only thing that

helped the rash behind her knees. Maybe there is a food allergy you

need to look into. Good luck-

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> Date: Sat, 03 Jan 2004 22:19:40 -0000

> From: " tatu_for_u " <pattybaker@...>

> Subject: Re: eczema

>

> My son also has eczema, but not asthma, I have tried everything from

> precriptions, steroids, expensive lotions but I have found that T-

> Gel or any other dandruff type shampoo helps with the eczema on the

> head, and the two best remedies for the body I have found were,

> plain old vaseline, or crisco, and the other is baby oil gel. The

> other key is to make sure that you dry their skin thoroughly after

> bathing, not to wash them too often in the winter, and keep putting

> on the moisturizers in the morning, night , and after bathing.

>

>

>

>> Can anyone tell me what they use for eczema? My son had asthma

> until about

>> 3, but now at 4 seems fine with this (thankfully!), but now I am

> noticing

>> that there are large patches on the backs of his knees. I know

> asthma and

>> eczema are related.

>> Thanks,

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Interesting site. I've heard many times on the radio about " skin zink " that

heals any type of skin condition. They make sound of this lotion so good

that I chose not to buy it :).. you know what I mean :)

Joanne, have you used it on your child?

Thanks,

[ ] Re:Eczema

> Check out link below:

>

> http://zenmed.com/eczema-dermatitis/

>

> They have helped my family tremendously for various skin conditions. The

allergist and dermatologist did many tests, but to no remedy.

> Good luck.

> Joanne

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Joanne,

Are you recommending " Zenmed " for eczema? If so, can you use it on the face?

I'm assuming it doesn't require a prescription?

Tammy in Oregon

[ ] Re:Eczema

Check out link below:

http://zenmed.com/eczema-dermatitis/<http://zenmed.com/eczema-dermatitis/>

They have helped my family tremendously for various skin conditions. The

allergist and dermatologist did many tests, but to no remedy.

Good luck.

Joanne

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Tammy,

I am recommending the site for those who may want another choice from the normal

prescribed creams.

http://www.phytome.com/ was the original site where the children's care products

are listed. I have used their products on the face and internally, but if you

have any further questions contact them through their website " contact us " link

or 877-647-4242. They can answer questions regarding their products and if it

can be applied on the face.

I am not an employee of Zenmed nor am I a paid representative. My aunt is a

nutritionist and always told me to heal from within and topically for the best

results. My teenage daughters' acne improved within 2-4 months. My son's

eczema disappeared by his 2nd birthday. No more bleeding cheeks.

Regards,

Joanne

--- Original Message -----

From: Tammy Bradley

Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 12:15 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re:Eczema

Joanne,

Are you recommending " Zenmed " for eczema? If so, can you use it on the face?

I'm assuming it doesn't require a prescription?

Tammy in Oregon

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http://www.phytome.com/

is the original site with children products. My son had an internal yeast

infection which was diagnosed and tested by a DAN nutritionist. This may have

been the cause of the eczema and bleeding cheeks.

Like all products, you may not get the same results. I treated my son both

internally and topically. (flaxseed oil and the childrens healing cream). He

had baby smooth skin within 4-6 months. At 7 he has not had a recurrence. Must

be the EFAs curbing his skin problems.

Good luck!

Re: [ ] Re:Eczema

Interesting site. I've heard many times on the radio about " skin zink " that

heals any type of skin condition. They make sound of this lotion so good

that I chose not to buy it :).. you know what I mean :)

Joanne, have you used it on your child?

Thanks,

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Thankyou ! I never made the connection between yeast and the excema

problem that I am having. I don't drink beer, but I love all kinds of bread. I

wonder if any breads have less yeast than others, such as maybe whole wheat

bread. Would you know if any breads have less yeast than others? THanks for the

info!

Gayle

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Hello :

Thankyou so much for all your helpful information! I will try to

follow it as best as I can. I am having a series of patch tests next week to see

what I am allergic to. I think you are right about the yeast being a big

problem. It's strange that I have always loved all kinds of breads and cheeses

and

never had a problem with them until a few months ago. I wonder why they are

affecting me now, but didn't ever before. How long have you had eczema? Have you

always had it? Thanks so much for your help!

Gayle

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My oldest son has terrible eczema (sp?) on his hands during the winter,

with the bleeding and everything. We have tried probably a dozen

different approaches from diet to supplements to creams to humidity, and

FINALLY found something to get rid of it...Gold Bond Ultimate Healing

Skin Therapy Lotion. We put it on at night before bed, covered his

hands with socks...two nights in a row and it was gone.

It's at your local Wal-Mart and has a bunch of chemicals in it that

sound scary and probably aren't good for you! ; ) Josh had no ill

effects from it though, and man, it was nice to see his hands clear for

a change.

M

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I have had eczema all my life (although its much less frequent/severe

as an adult) and I have one more cream to suggest. Besides eczema I

get extremely chapped hands in the winter and the only thing that has

helped both (over the counter that is) is an intensive hand cream

made by Aveeno. It costs about $5 here and I will never be without

it again!! I have tried everything under the sun. I will keep the

Goldbonds in mind now as well.

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In , " on " <jmorriso@m...>

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> My oldest son has terrible eczema (sp?) on his hands during the

winter,

> with the bleeding and everything. We have tried probably a dozen

> different approaches from diet to supplements to creams to

humidity, and

> FINALLY found something to get rid of it...Gold Bond Ultimate

Healing

> Skin Therapy Lotion. We put it on at night before bed, covered his

> hands with socks...two nights in a row and it was gone.

>

> It's at your local Wal-Mart and has a bunch of chemicals in it that

> sound scary and probably aren't good for you! ; ) Josh had no ill

> effects from it though, and man, it was nice to see his hands clear

for

> a change.

>

> M

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My mother had eczema, and used the Godzilla on the wrist for a week. She

also did a couple of liver flushes using apple juice and olive oil. If you

interested I can probably find the flush in my files. She hasn't had a

reoccurance for about six months now. Who's to say what did it, but something

did.

Let me know if you want the flush stuff. Good luck Dguy54@...

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you should definitely look it up on google, " pathology of eczema " or

similar wording to determine what, where, how this disease works.

If it's microbial or not, where best to place the electrodes.

Your " go it blind " approach can end in frustration.

bG

> Hi,

>

> Has anyone had any issues with eczema and using godzilla? The

> subject has only been zilling for a few days now, starting slowly,

> half hour in the morning and half hour in the evening at 0.4

> setting - mostly on the ankles because when on the wrists it seems

> to affect his heart.

> I have noticed that his eczema seems to be flaring up a bit - does

> anyone have any experience with this? Or could it be that toxins

> are being " flushed out " maybe??? Any comments would be

appreciated.

>

> thanks

>

> Caz

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you should definitely look it up on google, " pathology of eczema " or

similar wording to determine what, where, how this disease works.

If it's microbial or not, where best to place the electrodes.

Your " go it blind " approach can end in frustration.

bG

> Hi,

>

> Has anyone had any issues with eczema and using godzilla? The

> subject has only been zilling for a few days now, starting slowly,

> half hour in the morning and half hour in the evening at 0.4

> setting - mostly on the ankles because when on the wrists it seems

> to affect his heart.

> I have noticed that his eczema seems to be flaring up a bit - does

> anyone have any experience with this? Or could it be that toxins

> are being " flushed out " maybe??? Any comments would be

appreciated.

>

> thanks

>

> Caz

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Bob,

I have someone local who has asked me for help with this same

problem (they know I like the battery) so I will try to research it

myself. At first glance it doesn't seem like this disease would lend

itself to treatment with blood electrification, but I have no real

basis for saying that since I know nothing about the pathology of

eczema.

I want to help this person (who asked) but at the same time I sort

of have my hands full with my own treatment program...I never want

to say no though.

Chuck

> > Hi,

> >

> > Has anyone had any issues with eczema and using godzilla? The

> > subject has only been zilling for a few days now, starting

slowly,

> > half hour in the morning and half hour in the evening at 0.4

> > setting - mostly on the ankles because when on the wrists it

seems

> > to affect his heart.

> > I have noticed that his eczema seems to be flaring up a bit -

does

> > anyone have any experience with this? Or could it be that

toxins

> > are being " flushed out " maybe??? Any comments would be

> appreciated.

> >

> > thanks

> >

> > Caz

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Good insight, we need to know. What little I gleaned seems to

suggest there are several kinds of eczema, and it's appearance is

patterned around the body depending on which kind you have. so, it

could be a similar placement to herpes where it lives in a nerve

channel and appears in a certain spot.

There are lots of herpes viruses, enough to go around and cause

numerous illnesses. Electrodes placed by nerve path makes some

sense as a first hint, but you can find out more reading up on it in

15 minutes than I can write easily.

Good luck, Chuck

Bob

> > > Hi,

> > >

> > > Has anyone had any issues with eczema and using godzilla? The

> > > subject has only been zilling for a few days now, starting

> slowly,

> > > half hour in the morning and half hour in the evening at 0.4

> > > setting - mostly on the ankles because when on the wrists it

> seems

> > > to affect his heart.

> > > I have noticed that his eczema seems to be flaring up a bit -

> does

> > > anyone have any experience with this? Or could it be that

> toxins

> > > are being " flushed out " maybe??? Any comments would be

> > appreciated.

> > >

> > > thanks

> > >

> > > Caz

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On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 15:08:07 -0000, " cazzanne90 "

<brassimages@...> wrote:

>Has anyone had any issues with eczema and using godzilla?

Eczema is one form of herx reaction. The body is trying to get rid of

the toxins produced by killing pathogens, and one route is to excrete

the toxins through the skin. This can happen even when the person is

drinking enough water (but will surely happen when the person is NOT

drinking enough water -- enough water is 1/2 ounce of water per pound

of body weight, daily).

-- Dean -- from (almost) Des Moines -- AC0BG

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In message <chautn+obc1eGroups>, cyberweight <cword@...>

writes

>I have someone local who has asked me for help with this same

>problem (they know I like the battery) so I will try to research it

>myself. At first glance it doesn't seem like this disease would lend

>itself to treatment with blood electrification, but I have no real

>basis for saying that since I know nothing about the pathology of

>eczema.

Having dyshidrotic eczema myself I can say that the broken skin makes

the application of electrodes very unpleasant. The current seeks the

path of least resistance which is the cracks in the skin.

--

Clive

http://www.bigclive.com

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Re: Re: eczema

My mother had eczema, and used the Godzilla on the wrist for a week. She

also did a couple of liver flushes using apple juice and olive oil. If you

interested I can probably find the flush in my files. She hasn't had a

reoccurance for about six months now. Who's to say what did it, but

something did.

Let me know if you want the flush stuff. Good luck Dguy54@...

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