Re: eczema & Iron Deficiency

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Hi,

Several years ago my eczema had continued to increase to a most distressing

level and extent.

I started taking Shaklee Liqui Lea, which is a multi vitamin and mineral

supplement, especially fortified with Iron.

I believe that especially the Iron, as well as the other vitamins and minerals

helped me.

Coffee enemas seem to have a tendency to take out minerals, possibly chelating

Iron out of the body, as the coffee enema seems to decrease the red blood cell

count, to eventually a more

balanced 50 50 balance to the white blood cell count.

Any more I tend to believe the battle for health is at least as much a spiritual

battle as a physical battle.

Mainly this one product has helped to save me from the terrible eczema and

itching and scratching and scabbing and bleeding and tenderness and inflammation

and that terrible distress.

Lenny

Afrikan Queen wrote:

> 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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