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In a message dated 9/13/2004 8:57:44 PM Central Standard Time, jbjny@...

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I started to feel that he was

really all about inflammation, and I concentrated first and foremost on

bringing that under control, and while everything else improved, so did

his eczema.

I think the inflamation problem would apply to my son as well, especially

before we began to get his viral issues under control. I'm curious to know what

you have done or are doing to get his inflamation problems under control?

Gaylen

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Until we started treatment a year ago, my son was riddled with symptoms

that all led back to inflammation. He said his eyes felt like they

were too big for his sockets, he had air-borne allergies, pre-asthma,

his throat swelled sometimes making breathing difficult--seemingly out

of the blue, he made funny struggling-to-breathe sounds at night,

constant headaches, he had horrible stomach pain, and bad eczema on his

knuckles. His immune system seemed to be crashing. When he got sick,

he stayed sick for a long time, and he never felt 'good.' We went to

several different types of doctors for the different symptoms, and I

kept hearing the word " inflammation. " I listed all of the treatments

we've done in the past year about two days ago in my introductory

letter, so I won't bore you all again, but I'm wondering if your son

has other symptoms of inflammation? I started to feel that he was

really all about inflammation, and I concentrated first and foremost on

bringing that under control, and while everything else improved, so did

his eczema.

jane

On Sep 13, 2004, at 9:44 PM, wrote:

> The Rash on the neck was caused by homeopathic remedies and it got

> worse and

> never better with their remedies. When we go in for the HOBOT

> treatment

> tomorrow I will ask Dr. about the allergist that he was talking

> about. Maybe

> we can find someone to help us as I have had bad luck with allergist

> and

> homeopaths.

>

> Re: Dr.

>

>

> > Thanks, Hmmm " Butt Cream " .  Couldn't they have come up with a better

> name???

> > Big smiles.  Liz.

> >

> >

> > On 9/13/04 7:02 PM, " " <lroger9@...> wrote:

> >

> > > Liz,

> > > You might want to try the diaper rash oinment from Louisana,

> Boudreaux

> Butt

> > > Cream. My guy had red swollen marks around his neck and we tried

> everything

> > > else and this worked. Sounds crazy but it did wonders for

> relieving the

> > > eczema there. I know the neck is the wrong end but I was at the

> point

> that I

> > > was willing to try anything.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Texas Autism Advocacy

> > >

> > >

> > > Unlocking Autism

> > > www.UnlockingAutism.org

> > >

> > > Autism-Awareness-Action

> > > Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> > > child with AUTISM.

> > >

> > > SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by

> Disability:

> > > SeekingJoyinDisability/

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Until we started treatment a year ago, my son was riddled with symptoms

that all led back to inflammation. He said his eyes felt like they

were too big for his sockets, he had air-borne allergies, pre-asthma,

his throat swelled sometimes making breathing difficult--seemingly out

of the blue, he made funny struggling-to-breathe sounds at night,

constant headaches, he had horrible stomach pain, and bad eczema on his

knuckles. His immune system seemed to be crashing. When he got sick,

he stayed sick for a long time, and he never felt 'good.' We went to

several different types of doctors for the different symptoms, and I

kept hearing the word " inflammation. " I listed all of the treatments

we've done in the past year about two days ago in my introductory

letter, so I won't bore you all again, but I'm wondering if your son

has other symptoms of inflammation? I started to feel that he was

really all about inflammation, and I concentrated first and foremost on

bringing that under control, and while everything else improved, so did

his eczema.

jane

On Sep 13, 2004, at 9:44 PM, wrote:

> The Rash on the neck was caused by homeopathic remedies and it got

> worse and

> never better with their remedies. When we go in for the HOBOT

> treatment

> tomorrow I will ask Dr. about the allergist that he was talking

> about. Maybe

> we can find someone to help us as I have had bad luck with allergist

> and

> homeopaths.

>

> Re: Dr.

>

>

> > Thanks, Hmmm " Butt Cream " .  Couldn't they have come up with a better

> name???

> > Big smiles.  Liz.

> >

> >

> > On 9/13/04 7:02 PM, " " <lroger9@...> wrote:

> >

> > > Liz,

> > > You might want to try the diaper rash oinment from Louisana,

> Boudreaux

> Butt

> > > Cream. My guy had red swollen marks around his neck and we tried

> everything

> > > else and this worked. Sounds crazy but it did wonders for

> relieving the

> > > eczema there. I know the neck is the wrong end but I was at the

> point

> that I

> > > was willing to try anything.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Texas Autism Advocacy

> > >

> > >

> > > Unlocking Autism

> > > www.UnlockingAutism.org

> > >

> > > Autism-Awareness-Action

> > > Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

> > > child with AUTISM.

> > >

> > > SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by

> Disability:

> > > SeekingJoyinDisability/

> > >

> > >

> > >

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I did everything in my power to remove allergens from his diet and his

environment (wrapping his mattress against dust mites, air filter in

his bedroom, vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter, GF/CF diet, etc.), he

started nasal immunotherapy (like allergy shots, but a daily nose spray

instead, formulated specifically for him, made up of his specific

allergens), and he started taking a prescription anti-inflammatory for

his inflammatory bowel disease.

On Sep 14, 2004, at 1:42 AM, Googahly@... wrote:

> In a message dated 9/13/2004 8:57:44 PM Central Standard Time,

> jbjny@...

> writes:

> I started to feel that he was

> really all about inflammation, and I concentrated first and foremost

> on

> bringing that under control, and while everything else improved, so

> did

> his eczema.

>

> I think the inflamation problem would apply to my son as well,

> especially

> before we began to get his viral issues under control.  I'm curious

> to know what

> you have done or are doing to get his inflamation problems under

> control?

> Gaylen

>

>

>

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How did you get the inflammation under control? Liz

On 9/13/04 8:57 PM, " Jane " <jbjny@...> wrote:

>

> Until we started treatment a year ago, my son was riddled with symptoms

> that all led back to inflammation. He said his eyes felt like they

> were too big for his sockets, he had air-borne allergies, pre-asthma,

> his throat swelled sometimes making breathing difficult--seemingly out

> of the blue, he made funny struggling-to-breathe sounds at night,

> constant headaches, he had horrible stomach pain, and bad eczema on his

> knuckles. His immune system seemed to be crashing. When he got sick,

> he stayed sick for a long time, and he never felt 'good.' We went to

> several different types of doctors for the different symptoms, and I

> kept hearing the word " inflammation. " I listed all of the treatments

> we've done in the past year about two days ago in my introductory

> letter, so I won't bore you all again, but I'm wondering if your son

> has other symptoms of inflammation? I started to feel that he was

> really all about inflammation, and I concentrated first and foremost on

> bringing that under control, and while everything else improved, so did

> his eczema.

> jane

>

> On Sep 13, 2004, at 9:44 PM, wrote:

>

>> The Rash on the neck was caused by homeopathic remedies and it got

>> worse and

>> never better with their remedies. When we go in for the HOBOT

>> treatment

>> tomorrow I will ask Dr. about the allergist that he was talking

>> about. Maybe

>> we can find someone to help us as I have had bad luck with allergist

>> and

>> homeopaths.

>>

>> Re: Dr.

>>

>>

>>> Thanks, Hmmm " Butt Cream " .  Couldn't they have come up with a better

>> name???

>>> Big smiles.  Liz.

>>>

>>>

>>> On 9/13/04 7:02 PM, " " <lroger9@...> wrote:

>>>

>>>> Liz,

>>>> You might want to try the diaper rash oinment from Louisana,

>> Boudreaux

>> Butt

>>>> Cream. My guy had red swollen marks around his neck and we tried

>> everything

>>>> else and this worked. Sounds crazy but it did wonders for

>> relieving the

>>>> eczema there. I know the neck is the wrong end but I was at the

>> point

>> that I

>>>> was willing to try anything.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Texas Autism Advocacy

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Unlocking Autism

>>>> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>>>>

>>>> Autism-Awareness-Action

>>>> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

>>>> child with AUTISM.

>>>>

>>>> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by

>> Disability:

>>>> SeekingJoyinDisability/

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

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Thank you. How sweet of you to think of my little guy! I will try. I just

got some evening primrose oil at Whole foods this morning and I am going to

give that a try. With all the oils and supplements he gets one would think

he would be silky soft with a rosy glow - NOT! Thanks for everyone's help

and support. This is such a great group of folks, with a wealth of

knowledge. Liz.

On 9/15/04 10:18 AM, " lastringer2002 " <stringerup@...> wrote:

> Liz?,

> There is an advice column in the Dallas Morning News Living section

> where 2 pharmacists give advice on everything to do with meds &

> alternative treatments. Yesterday (Tuesday) someone wrote in and said

> their Dad had had shingles real bad & was left with a really itchy

> spot on his nose. Nothing helped until they read in the Pharmacy

> column that sometimes Noxema will do the trick. They tried it & the

> itching stopped.

> I thought of your little boys toe, & thought maybe you could try it.

> Good luck,

> Lori

>

>

>>>

>>>> Liz,

>>>> You might want to try the diaper rash oinment from Louisana,

> Boudreaux

>> Butt

>>>> Cream. My guy had red swollen marks around his neck and we tried

>> everything

>>>> else and this worked. Sounds crazy but it did wonders for

> relieving the

>>>> eczema there. I know the neck is the wrong end but I was at the

> point

>> that I

>>>> was willing to try anything.

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Texas Autism Advocacy

>>>>

>>>>

>>>> Unlocking Autism

>>>> www.UnlockingAutism.org

>>>>

>>>> Autism-Awareness-Action

>>>> Worldwide internet group for parents who have a

>>>> child with AUTISM.

>>>>

>>>> SeekingJoyinDisability - Prayer support for those touched by

> Disability:

>>>> SeekingJoyinDisability/

>>>>

>>>>

>>>>

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1 tsp jojoba oil (Calendula oil and possibly Emu Oil would also be good

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Thanks for all the tips, Elaine! I'll be sure to

check out that site.

Dawn

--- Fredrick3608@... wrote:

> I just found this website (again) which has lots of

> info on eczema.

>

> http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/eczema.htm#cdc

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No articles to share; only the theory that the immune system is corrupted by the

vaccines that cause autoantibody production leading to numerous autoimmune

disorders of which excema is one. Sorry I can't site anything specific for you.

Anita

Carver <jenjackcarver@...> wrote:

hey guys,

i sent this out yesterday and wondered if anyone had an answer. Does

anyone have any articles on eczema and the connection with vaccines?

jen c

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Hey Jen,

My son is battling eczema right now and is being treated by a homeopath. We

haven't seen much if any improvement right now but we're holding out hope.

I did a Google search for eczema and vaccines and there are quite a few

articles for both sides of the fence out there. I did not post as I'm in kind

of a hurry, but I plan on reading up on them in a few days.

Take care!

Sheri B.

Carver <jenjackcarver@...> wrote:

hey guys,

i sent this out yesterday and wondered if anyone had an answer. Does

anyone have any articles on eczema and the connection with vaccines?

jen c

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My son gets eczema. He gets it in the crooks of his arms and the backs of his

knees, there was one time it was so bad on his legs that it almost covered both

of his lower legs. We found out that he has food allergies, I guess that is the

biggest cause of eczema in children. We believe that his allergies, thus his

eczema were brought on by the vaccines that he received as an infant. As soon

as we changed his diet (his main allergen was wheat) and consulting a homeopath,

his eczema has been kept under control.

Oh, calendula ointment helped quite a bit with the eczema, it helped soften it

and relieve the itching.

--

Sara

Proud Mama to

Colin 12/07/99

Jack 8/07/02

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Sara,

Did you have to go on a gluten-free (permanent) diet? How did you test for

that? Did you just try it and saw that it went away?

Did the homeopathy not get it without the diet?

Thanks,

Sheri B.

SaraShaughnessy@... wrote:

My son gets eczema. He gets it in the crooks of his arms and the backs of his

knees, there was one time it was so bad on his legs that it almost covered both

of his lower legs. We found out that he has food allergies, I guess that is the

biggest cause of eczema in children. We believe that his allergies, thus his

eczema were brought on by the vaccines that he received as an infant. As soon

as we changed his diet (his main allergen was wheat) and consulting a homeopath,

his eczema has been kept under control.

Oh, calendula ointment helped quite a bit with the eczema, it helped soften it

and relieve the itching.

--

Sara

Proud Mama to

Colin 12/07/99

Jack 8/07/02

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Thanks Anita and Sheri:)

jen c

-- Re: eczema

No articles to share; only the theory that the immune system is corrupted by

the vaccines that cause autoantibody production leading to numerous

autoimmune disorders of which excema is one. Sorry I can't site anything

specific for you.

Anita

Carver <jenjackcarver@...> wrote:

hey guys,

i sent this out yesterday and wondered if anyone had an answer. Does

anyone have any articles on eczema and the connection with vaccines?

jen c

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Thanks you Ingrid. I have forwarded this email to my friend. I know she

will find this interesting. I also believe it will encourage her in the way

she is going now (discontinuing dairy and continuing breastfeeding).

thanks,

jen

-- Eczema

My son had eczema too, it started at 3 months of age, after he got the

second DTP Polio booster. Until then his skin was perfect and I was

breastfeeding exclusively. The best thing I did for him, following the

advice of a fellow La Leche League Leader, was to keep breastfeeding for as

long as possible, which I did,until he was 6 years old.. He is now free of

it, except if he eats dairy or eggs. I was quite angry when it all started,

as I always thought bf would stop this happening but in spite of me bf him

excl. until 8 months and myself being off all dairy, eggs and fish, he

showed little improvement until he was 2. But I think had I not done the

dairy free etc. diet and formula fed him, he would have ended up in

hospital. I was furious with the docs for not telling me that this can

happen with vaccines, in spite of bf. I wrote a letter to ask for his

reaction (the eczema) to be mentioned in the adverse effect yeloow card

system, but the pediatrician denied it.

You have to do everything yourself, the docs are useless at helping with

this, except prescribing steroid cream. One dermatologist even suggeste I

stop bf and give my son some dairy, as he needs this for the calcium...

well, he never had any in his life, except the very rare ice cream and is

the tallest in his class. Just goes to show, never mistrust your instinct.

Love,

Ingrid

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Hi ,

You might try Apis for the itching. You might also suggest putting some

powdered clay

in her bathwater.

-M. Leger, ND

Green Genes Health Care

Montreal, Que.

--- Original Message -----

From: " Tan " <drktan@...>

< >

Sent: Thursday, January 26, 2006 11:17 PM

Subject: Eczema

> Just treating a 6 y/o with eczema about 10 days ago. She was having

> an acute flare-up and was put on predisone for 6 days. Her eczema

> came back with a vengence after she stopped the Prednisone. It's all

> over her body. She started burping a lot after the predisone. Her

> sleep is restless cos of the itching. She's on anti-histamine meds.

>

> I have her on the AI diet, Ribes-1/4 tsp tid, 270 ointment, sulfur

> 200K at bedtime. alos COP topically.

>

> Her mom said today that her itching has gotten worse. She had to be

> sent home early cos her ithing was so bad.

>

> Anyone have any ideas to calm the itching quickly? She's 6 and

> feeling miserable.

>

> Thanks

>

> Tan

> Honolulu, HI

>

>

>

>

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My mother has suffered from eczema for years~it is often an allergic reaction to

many things. My mother is a gardener (master judge and does flower arranging

demonstations, etc.) and gets exposed constantly to stuff she is allergic to

(along with human hair, chlorine in water, dust & molds, etc.). My mother also

drinks milk three times a day, growing up brainwashed that " it's food for you "

by the diary industry and milk products are often a common trigger for eczema.

So, she continues to have blistered hands so bad she has to have cortisone

shots, which enable her to bruise more easily. She also uses Eucerin on her

hands, which is full of mineral oil and petroleum products and does not let her

hands breath. I have found my mother can use any Nu Skin product and they

really help her (except she is set in her ways and old products and forgets to

use the newer, healthier stuff).

What I have found in my search for healthier skin products is by the company Nu

Skin USA called Calming Touch (yes, I am a distributor so I can buy the products

at cost because I love them, believe in them, and always am told I have healthy

skin and look younger than my 53 years of age since using their face products,

makup, etc.). Go to my website at http://clearly.mynuskinusa.com and look up

Calming Touch under Epoch, then face & body. We have a wonderful story of a

foster child of my cousin who has psoriasis. She came to the cabin in 80 degree

weather wearing long sleeves and long pants~because she was embarrassed of her

broken skin~which of course aggravated the psoriasis in the heat. I put the

Calming Touch on her skin and we immediately saw the redness and bumps go away,

and the itch went away also. We/She couldn't believe the immediate results and

relief. Calming Touch is part of the Epoch line that uses special products

available in the rain forest areas, etc. that are healthy and helpful. Here is

what it says about the product:

" Epoch® Calming TouchT Soothing Skin Cream

Help bring long sought after relief to those experiencing red, rashy, itchy , or

scaly, dry skin with Calming TouchT Soothing Skin Cream. Calming TouchT features

the powerful skin calming benefits of jewelweed. Taking root next to poison ivy

and poison oak, jewelweed indicates that nature often provides its own remedies.

Also formulated with yarrow, used by ancient Greek warriors and Native Americans

to comfort and heal wounds, this rich cream gently soothes troubled skin for a

healthier, more comfortable appearance. Safe for skin affected by eczema or

rosacea.

To help feed children around the world this holiday season, for each holiday

package you order Nu Skin Enterprises will donate one bag of VitaMealT to the

Nourish the ChildrenT initiative.

Item: # 01102716 Size 1.7 oz. tube Retail Price: $38.00 " (You can get

this product for less by signing up free to do automatic delivery but change it

every month for nothing or whatever products you want~and you earn free points

each month to purchase great stuff, too.)

Nu Skin " Epoch's philosophy of goodness extends beyond the products with the

Force for Good Foundation, a non-profit organization that gives back to

communities throughout the world by donating funds to preserve threatened

ecosystems and cultures. Twenty-five cents of every Epoch. product sale goes to

the Force for Good Foundation. Visit our site for more information:

www.forceforgood "

in La Selva Beach CA

Re: rich all: eczema patch and CFS

bhammanuk@... wrote:

> Has anyone noticed a patch of eczema - and has any1 manged to resolve this

-

> if so how ?

Evening Primrose Oil has been used successfully to treat it.

Teewinot (Teewinot13@...)

" Genetics loads the gun; the environment pulls the trigger. "

This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences with each

other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in any treatment

discussed here, please consult your doctor.

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Eczema sufferers lack an antimicrobial peptide in their skin.

>

> > Has anyone noticed a patch of eczema - and has any1 manged to

resolve this -

> > if so how ?

>

> Evening Primrose Oil has been used successfully to treat it.

>

> Teewinot (Teewinot13@...)

> " Genetics loads the gun; the environment pulls the trigger. "

>

>

>

> This list is intended for patients to share personal experiences

with each other, not to give medical advice. If you are interested in

any treatment discussed here, please consult your doctor.

>

>

>

>

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GLA, evening primrose or borage oil really helped my eczema

Eczema

> Does anyone know of something that really does work to help with this

> problem. To be able to be used with children. I know a little, I am a

> student of Clayton College of Natural Health. Thanks!

>

>

>

>

>

> Note: This forum is for discussion of health related subjects but under no

> circumstances should any information published here be considered a

> substitute for personal medical advice from a qualified physician. -the

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Avoid heat generating foods like garlic, or anything spicy hot. Add

stuff that is cooling like green foods, oats, soy milk, tofu, and

herbal remedies like coptis decoction and chyrsanthemum tea. Exercise

is good, especially vigorous exercise.

Hans

On Mar 3, 2006, at 5:39 AM, Catrine wrote:

> Does anyone know of something that really does work to help with this

> problem. To be able to be used with children. I know a little, I am a

> student of Clayton College of Natural Health. Thanks!

>

>

>

>

>

> Note: This forum is for discussion of health related subjects but

> under no circumstances should any information published here be

> considered a substitute for personal medical advice from a qualified

> physician. -the owner

>

>

>

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> GLA, evening primrose or borage oil really helped my eczema

GLA is a strong inflammation increaser unless EPA is present to

block its conversion to AA.

A better answer is to take wild salmon oil, cold liver oil or

fish oil for the EPA and DHA, and also the GLA or Borage oil to

further reduce inflammation. Cold liver etc. oil has been used on

its own to reduce symptoms of esential fatty acid imbalance like

eczema.

This is explained fully with references by fatty acids expert Dr.

Floyd Chilton, in his betselling book Inflammation Nation.

Duncan

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Catrine wrote:

> Does anyone know of something that really does work to help with this

> problem. To be able to be used with children. I know a little, I am a

> student of Clayton College of Natural Health. Thanks!

A good homeopath and the right nutrition - it's how I got rid of my eczema.

Namaste,

Irene

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P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

Proverb:Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it.

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Hans Conser wrote:

> Avoid heat generating foods like garlic, or anything spicy hot.

With respect it is an individual thing. Capsicum and garlic HELP me with

the problem. But if I had type A blood, I'd avoid peppers. (I have type

O and it matters which type you have as to what's best to eat.)

> Add

> stuff that is cooling like green foods, oats, soy milk, tofu, and

> herbal remedies like coptis decoction and chyrsanthemum tea.

No I STRONGLY disagree with anything related to soy as it skews the

immune system to the TH-2 side which is where it is already skewed in

presence of eczema. Eczema is an allergic response and only TH-2 skewed

immune systems can generate it. Soy makes that worse, not better.

A supplement like Moducare will help rebalance more towards TH-1

immune health which provides the cytokines to resist allergies and

chronic conditions including eczema.

EV Olive oil at EVERY meal (can't get too much here), fish oil and

blackcurrant oil supplements - plus walnuts, almonds, macadamias etc are

good fat sources - cut out all the saturated fat, trans fats and cut out

vegetable oils other than EV olive and blackcurrant. The Extra virgin

olive opens the cell walls to let in the other oils especially the

omega-3s- it's essential to be there in quantity - and it has the most

powerful antioxidants in it too.

Cut out all cell-damaging foods - sweeteners, sugar, starch.

Eat a very high antioxidant diet: turmeric, parsley, oregano, coriander,

high colour vegetables, limit fruits due to sugars being inflammatory,

but if you use them, choose high pigment ones like blueberries, plums,

prunes, pomegranate (and strawberry if type A but NOT if type O!)

Get the eat right 4 your type *encyclopedia* by Dr D'Adamo - to

adjust diet to exclude anything inflammatory to a specific blood type.

Then:

For a good anti-inflammatory diet written by a dermatologist who knows

his stuff, get Dr PErricone's latest book:

Choose what's in there that is blood type compatible.

Book: " The Perricone Weight Loss diet. "

You need not use it to lose weight - just eat more - but this is an

anti-inflammatory diet first and foremost.

Another good one is his previous book, The Perricone Prescription -

which has a 28 day diet for better skin.

All his advice is based on solid health building research - no cortisone

suppression stuff!

> Exercise

> is good, especially vigorous exercise.

Depends where the eczema is. Perspiration usually aggravates it badly so

you want an exercise that is moderate.

Namaste,

Irene

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Irene de Villiers, B.Sc, AASCA, MCSSA, D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.

P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)

Proverb:Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it.

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> Does anyone know of something that really does work to help with

this

> problem. To be able to be used with children. I know a little, I

am a

> student of Clayton College of Natural Health. Thanks!

I had eczema since the first week of life. In 55 yrs, classical

homeopathy did the most for it. GLA, evening primrose oil, borage

oil did nothing. Exercise is good in that it raises cortisol, if

you have low cortisol and many people with eczema do. Avoiding

the most allergic/sensitive foods. Oranges are a big culprit for me.

Avoid topical approaches, as they are suppressive to the vital

force, and eczems is really a systemic problem.

Carol

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> > Avoid heat generating foods like garlic, or anything spicy hot.

>

> With respect it is an individual thing. Capsicum and garlic HELP me

with

> the problem. But if I had type A blood, I'd avoid peppers. (I have

type

> O and it matters which type you have as to what's best to eat.)

>

> > Add

> > stuff that is cooling like green foods, oats, soy milk, tofu, and

> > herbal remedies like coptis decoction and chyrsanthemum tea.

>

> No I STRONGLY disagree with anything related to soy as it skews the

> immune system to the TH-2 side which is where it is already skewed

in

> presence of eczema. Eczema is an allergic response and only TH-2

skewed

> immune systems can generate it. Soy makes that worse, not better.

> A supplement like Moducare will help rebalance more towards TH-1

> immune health which provides the cytokines to resist allergies and

> chronic conditions including eczema.

> EV Olive oil at EVERY meal (can't get too much here), fish oil

and

> blackcurrant oil supplements - plus walnuts, almonds, macadamias

etc are

> good fat sources - cut out all the saturated fat, trans fats and

cut out

> vegetable oils other than EV olive and blackcurrant. The Extra

virgin

> olive opens the cell walls to let in the other oils especially the

> omega-3s- it's essential to be there in quantity - and it has the

most

> powerful antioxidants in it too.

>

> Cut out all cell-damaging foods - sweeteners, sugar, starch.

> Eat a very high antioxidant diet: turmeric, parsley, oregano,

coriander,

> high colour vegetables, limit fruits due to sugars being

inflammatory,

> but if you use them, choose high pigment ones like blueberries,

plums,

> prunes, pomegranate (and strawberry if type A but NOT if type O!)

> Get the eat right 4 your type *encyclopedia* by Dr D'Adamo -

to

> adjust diet to exclude anything inflammatory to a specific blood

type.

> Then:

> For a good anti-inflammatory diet written by a dermatologist who

knows

> his stuff, get Dr PErricone's latest book:

> Choose what's in there that is blood type compatible.

> Book: " The Perricone Weight Loss diet. "

> You need not use it to lose weight - just eat more - but this is an

> anti-inflammatory diet first and foremost.

> Another good one is his previous book, The Perricone Prescription -

> which has a 28 day diet for better skin.

> All his advice is based on solid health building research - no

cortisone

> suppression stuff!

>

> > Exercise

> > is good, especially vigorous exercise.

>

> Depends where the eczema is. Perspiration usually aggravates it

badly so

> you want an exercise that is moderate.

>

> Namaste,

> Irene

> --

> Irene de Villiers, B.Sc, AASCA, MCSSA, D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.

> P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.

> www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary

Homeopath.)

> Proverb:Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one

doing it.

>

Thanks! This sounds interesting. I am type O, but I don't have the

eczema problem, well except for once in my life when I was really

stressed. (I guess more than ususal) It is my kids that have the

eczema. My little girl has basically grown out of it (I hope), but

the little boy has it all over. He is very young still and I hope he

grows out of it also. Of course all three of us have ALLERGIES! No

correlation there! I do use the EV Olive Oil. I am allergic to the

soy, but I've been pushing it with the kids as a healthy alternative

or so I thought. You know I think I have become allergic to

strawberries also. I notice kiwi causing the same response as the

strawberries. I have heard something before about eatting for your

blood type. I'll have to look that book up. Thanks again!

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