Eczema

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no I haven't figured out how to do that yet. I have all emails from this group

sent to my email account because my id doesn't work right. I will work on

that. If anyone has kept a copy and would forward it to me off list I would

appreciate it.

Thanks for your response, Tami

Re: Eczema

Did you read the document PST and Sulfur in the files section of this

group? It's fantastic! I wish I knew who wrote it, because it was the

one thing that helped me figure out how to cure my son's eczema. Epsom

salts baths, molybdenum, selenium, fatty acid metabolism support

(carnitine and everything else Dana suggests in this group). Read the

doc or send it to her if you think her biomedical understanding is up

to the task.

sathome.

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> I know this is an old email but my nephew's wife has a bad flareup

of eczema and I knew I had seen info on it. Can I ask what PST enzyme

support is? What kind of environmental triggers? What is fatty acid

metablolism?

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> Wondering what natural remedy is out there for short term relief and

for a long term cure? Any info that I can pass on to her would be

appreciated. She is pretty miserable right now.

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> Tami

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> I know this is an old email but my nephew's wife has a bad flareup

of eczema and I knew I had seen info on it.

Many times caused by food intolerance, but can also be caused by yeast

overgrowth and a few other things.

Dana

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Eczema is usually the result of chronic constipation. The toxins that normally

pass through the rectum are backed-up and are attempting to exit through the

skin. Colonics usually eliminate the condition.

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> Hello all,

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> Anyone have any suggestions for treating eczema? While I know this topic was

previously discussed in this group, I have been unsuccessful in searching eczema

in the archives. Help!

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> Many thanks,

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Hi

SCIO does NOT treat any disease! SCIO is designed for stress detection and

stress reduction!!!! Dont be offended with this comment, its just little

reminder what SCIO actualy do.

Regarding your question, patient with eczema issues...her are some hints for

you.

Start with proper food...and detox..avoid for while(a few months minimum)all

stimulative food which create " heat in the blood " (sugars,

caffeine,alcohol)..eat lot of greens,salats with a good oil and sprouts,veggy

meals generally...explore allergy reactivity and avoid " trigger food " ....fatty

acids(flax seed oil, Zinc, A,D,B6 vitamins are necessary for healthy skin).

Plenty of spring water, during detox!!!

rgrds Dr Igor

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You might want to look at parasites too. Bye Sue

Re: eczema

Eczema is usually the result of chronic constipation. The toxins that normally pass through the rectum are backed-up and are attempting to exit through the skin. Colonics usually eliminate the condition. >> Hello all, > > Anyone have any suggestions for treating eczema? While I know this topic was previously discussed in this group, I have been unsuccessful in searching eczema in the archives. Help! > > Many thanks, > > >

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Hi there,

Try running the allergy program for 20 minutes, the one in the therapies

section..

My skin is hyper-sensitive where I get eczema sometimes too - and I find it

has

to do with allergies...

This quantum allergy program usually does the trick for me to calm symptoms

down,

and I just run it in subspace...

With that, its been interesting to discover just how much emotions

are linked to these physical allergy symptoms, as you might notice whats

happening

in your life, like if you are 'allergic' to someone or something that has

flaired

up in some way - as there may be a link and the allergy program tends to

balance this out and release it... But even if its a subconscious issue it

still

seems to help in this way, calms allergy issues such as eczema...

And ofcourse if you are unaccessable to the quantum and having a real bad

day with

it you could always try taking a benadryl, on occassion - I wouldnt

recommend it

regularly and we want to do holistic stuff here, etc - but it does help if

you

need it... And there are lotions that will help calm it down, you could put

some

non-allergenic type lotion on and it will help...

And with allergies, there are many lifestyle issues you could look at

to help, which might be aggravating the issue... Cleanliness is very

important..

For me, I get allergic to dust.. Sometimes if I slack off in cleaning the

house

and dust accumulates around too much, then I start having these types of

allergy

symptoms - sometimes in the form of eczema, yes... So it could be a sign

that you

need to clean house, or atleast it could be a contributing factor,

etc ... Sometimes allergy symptoms go away after a good house

cleaning ...

Keeping a clean colon is always a good idea and could help - but be sure to

match

it by cleaning not only the inside but the outside too! As the skin is

actually

on the outside... ...

Thanks,

Maggie

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You might want to look at parasites too. Bye Sue

Re: eczema

Eczema is usually the result of chronic constipation. The toxins that

normally pass through the rectum are backed-up and are attempting to exit

through the skin. Colonics usually eliminate the condition.

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> Hello all,

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> Anyone have any suggestions for treating eczema? While I know this topic

was previously discussed in this group, I have been unsuccessful in

searching eczema in the archives. Help!

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> Many thanks,

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Oregano oil helps with eczema, dab it on night and morning, you can also detox internally with it. Bye Sue

Re: eczemaEczema is usually the result of chronic constipation. The toxins thatnormally pass through the rectum are backed-up and are attempting to exitthrough the skin. Colonics usually eliminate the condition. >> Hello all, > > Anyone have any suggestions for treating eczema? While I know this topicwas previously discussed in this group, I have been unsuccessful insearching eczema in the archives. Help! > > Many thanks, > > >Messages in this topic (16) Reply (via web post) | Start a new topic Messages | Database | Calendar ............................................

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Have you tried putting Netrogena sesame oil in his bath? From: Jerry & Tammy <jerryntammybarnes@...>Subject: ( ) eczema Date: Sunday, October 4, 2009, 1:34 PM

My son has severe eczema. We've tried several things on it but it just doesn't seem to go away. Does anyone have any home remedies that they have tried and have worked?

Tammy

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The only thing that worked for my boys was removing all of the foods they were

allergic to from their diets. About 60% of eczema is caused by food allergies.

The other 40% is caused by environmental or seasonal allergies, irritants like

detergents, lotions, or soaps, stress, and then some of it you just can't figure

out WHAT is causing it!

Vanicream lotions have worked really well for me and my kids, as far as keeping

the small patches of eczema away, but to get rid of the SEVERE eczema, we had to

figure out the allergies first.

Amnesty

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doesn't seem to go away. Does anyone have any home remedies that they have tried

and have worked?

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Is he on any prescription meds or creams?

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Subject: ( ) eczema

My son has

severe eczema. We've tried several things on it but it just doesn't seem

to go away. Does anyone have any home remedies that they have tried and have

worked?

Tammy

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My son has terrible eczema too, on moisturisers, 1 steroid cream with antiseptic, 1 without. takes Piriton, has bandages on, when he'll put up with them, has just finished a course of antibiotics, only time it cleared up we were in Tenerife and has a seawater pool. Have tried putting sea salt in his bath, but he says it nips, also put oats in his bath (put a couple of spoonfulls in a sock and tie it shut), natural skin calming agent apparently.

If anyone has a cure I'm definately interested.

From: Elgamal <cindyelgamal@...>Subject: RE: ( ) eczema Date: Monday, 5 October, 2009, 12:01 AM

Is he on any prescription meds or creams?

From: [mailto:AspergersSu pport@group s.com] On Behalf Of Jerry & Tammy Sent: Sunday, October 04, 2009 1:35 PM Subject: ( ) eczema

My son has severe eczema. We've tried several things on it but it just doesn't seem to go away. Does anyone have any home remedies that they have tried and have worked?

Tammy

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We went to a dietician, the problem we had was she recommended we remove wheat from our sons diet, because of his Apies about all he eats is wheat, we tried rice pasta but he won't have any of it. The thing is with his skin, it looks like it is just getting under control then bang it all flares up, don't do anything any different, can't figure out what is causing it.

From: Amnesty <amnestyb@...>Subject: ( ) Re: eczema Date: Sunday, 4 October, 2009, 11:35 PM

The only thing that worked for my boys was removing all of the foods they were allergic to from their diets. About 60% of eczema is caused by food allergies. The other 40% is caused by environmental or seasonal allergies, irritants like detergents, lotions, or soaps, stress, and then some of it you just can't figure out WHAT is causing it! Vanicream lotions have worked really well for me and my kids, as far as keeping the small patches of eczema away, but to get rid of the SEVERE eczema, we had to figure out the allergies first. Amnesty>> My son has severe eczema. We've tried several things on it but it just doesn't seem to go away. Does anyone

have any home remedies that they have tried and have worked?> Tammy>

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I have had TERRIBLE ecxema my whole life...It took years to figure out how to

calm it down. My parents and I tried everything. The only real cure is lack of

stress. It is also caused by immunodeficiency, so making sure he gets

supplements that provide immunosupport and probiotics will help as well as

norweigien cod liver oil (orange flavor in orange juice) and vitamin E

supplements have kept it all at bay for me, but I stillhave breakouts when I get

very stressed and my immune system is down, but these are the best wanswers for

me. If you look at my skin under a blacklight you cansee all the scar tissue

from the ecxema...I now only get it in the crooks of my knees when I am stressed

or sometimes when I have been ill. Hope some of these suggestions help...I know

it is an awful thing for the poor dear to suffer with as I have been there.

All my best to you and yours,

Kelley

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Hi there!

When You say:

you can detox internally with oregano oil, you mustnot forget to say to dilute the oregano oil 1:10 with olive or other oil before swallowing! And I wonder whether it detoxes also besides merely fighting the fungi..? Eczema are most likely associated with fungi, but the latter are associated with heavy metals, so increase your intake of greens, greens etc. ( avoid carbohydrates ), besides taking antifungals.

Noël.

From: Angel Health <mail@...>qxci-scio-epfx-english Sent: Wed, September 23, 2009 6:19:19 PMSubject: Re: Re: eczema

Oregano oil helps with eczema, dab it on night and morning, you can also detox internally with it. Bye Sue

Re: eczemaEczema is usually the result of chronic constipation. The toxins thatnormally pass through the rectum are backed-up and are attempting to exitthrough the skin. Colonics usually eliminate the condition. >> Hello all, > > Anyone have any suggestions for treating eczema? While I know this topicwas previously discussed in this group, I have been unsuccessful insearching eczema

in the archives. Help! > > Many thanks, > > >Messages in this topic (16) Reply (via web post) | Start a new topic Messages | Database | Calendar ............ ......... ......... ......... .....

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Can MMS help with eczema? Would you apply it topically?

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I have had eczema all my life and I'm in my late 50's. In the summer it is especially bad. Just recently my doctor asked me to temperarily go off all dairy (cow) and the eczema totally cleared. I miss the cheese but do use goat dairy and haven't had a problem. Have bought some sheep cheese but haven't tried it yet. I was in shock that such a simple solution could get rid of such a compromising problem.

From: traciabyington <traciabyington@...>Subject: [ ] Eczema Date: Friday, May 21, 2010, 8:41 AM

Can MMS help with eczema? Would you apply it topically?

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Hello Traciabyington,

You have to be careful about concentrations.

First of all, it is better to address the internal cause of the problem.

However, a low concentration of chlorine dioxide can bring some relief. If the

concentration is too high, the problem gets worse.

You may want to consider starting with a concentration in the range of 10 - 15

PPM free chlorine dioxide, and adjust from there. This is applied topically.

Tom

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Dear Traci,

I can only tell you so far what happened to me using MMS1. I started with the one drop MMS activated with one drop

50% citric acid. I then added some water. I continued increasing until 6 drops at which time I took this amount on an empty stomach in the morning. I became very ill, had diarrhea and had a stomach ache. The next day I felt terrrifically well. After a day or so I decided to try again. Again I tried 6 drops on an empty stomach and got sick again and was ill the whole day. The next morning I felt full of energy again. I took lower dosages for a few days and then tried 6 drops in the morning on an empty stomach but got sick again all day but then the next morning I was full of energy and have felt great since for the last two to three weeks. I have discontinued especially after hearing about Tom's thoughts about MMS. But gettting to the point. I have had eczema severe for many years. Last year I got a horrible outbreak on my hands and bottom of my feet while on a trip. I never had had an episode so

bad. Went to emergency in Beijing and asked for prednisone which I had not had for many years. They gave me something like 20 mg a day and in a few days it subsided.

I was okay for a few days after the trip and then had another horrible flare up on my hands only. I received a shot of prednisone from my dermatologest with the warning that he may not be able to give me a shot again because of the side effects. About five months later I had another break out and went to the doctor again. Since almost six months had gone by he reluctantly gave me another shot and I got well. I was worried I would break out again. I was due for another episode . During the times between episodes if my hands got into water for a little bit I would have a break out.

But since MMS, its been maybe a month I have had no outbreakings even when my hands get wet. So although I had three quite bad reactions to the MMS within a ten day period,I have been free of any eczema break out. It feels like no more eczema so far. I really think the MMS helped however awful the reactions were. And the high energy has continued.

Maybe a high dose for just a short while may be the way to go. But followed by a long rest period with plenty of antioxidents.

Hope this helps.

Agnes

From: traciabyington <traciabyington@...> Sent: Fri, May 21, 2010 5:41:38 AMSubject: [ ] Eczema

Can MMS help with eczema? Would you apply it topically?