Re: Re: Itchy Skin(does anyone else notice these are from Feb)

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Hers are sensory. Also these are emails posted in Feb, whats going on with the

mail?

Caroline Milligan

Re: Itchy Skin

We use something called anti-itch cream with diphenhydramine

hydrochloride (an anti-histamin) in it. Works very quickly for

us. However, if he's been on meds a week I'd be surprised if it's

die off. Maybe, I'm wrong. Sounds like others have experienced

this. We just haven't had that experience. I always worry about

things like allergic reactions to a dye in a medication. Or, maybe

he has the problem my son has....whenever he gets an itchy rash it's

usually always been related to someone forgetting and using dryer

sheets in the laundry. I feel his allergic reactions are increased

by the presence of yeast. I think I read that somewhere. This is

because this is just another thing pressuring the immune system.

And so allergies as well as infections are more common when you are

having yeast problems. Anyways, good luck!

Hi,

>

> When the yeast dies, the dead yeast are toxins in our bodies until

our bodies get rid of them. One way our bodies get rid of toxins is

through the pores. Perhaps extra exercise (break a sweat) and extra

water may help? If the itchiness is caused by the antifungal then it

will diminish as his body adjusts.

>

> Best of luck as you start the protocol. Let us know when you

observe progress. We are cheering for you guys.

>

> April

>

> Re: Itchy Skin

>

> Hi all

> I am new to the nids protocol. My son started last week on anti-

> fungals. He has been itching all over his legs and arms. I don't

know

> if its a die off or dust mites or just dry skin.

> Is there any natural oil or cream that would help. His skin is

> exteremely dry and looks whitish.

> I was told off a cream off the counter called aqua something. I

don't

> know what its called. Does anyone have a clue or could suggest any

> remedy.

> thks so much mom in need.

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