Itching skin

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> My son's diet related excessive itching slowed down while we were on vacation,

despite his eating eggs for breakfast each day. I had worried previously that

the itching could have been some reaction to so many eggs, but apparently not.

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> While away, I read in a book that tomatoes are a common food sensitivity, and

I was wondering if anyone else with itchy skin found any association with

tomatoes. They are a new favorite for my son (eating 2-3 times/day), but while

on vacation we reduced it to one small serving per day.

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> OR, is it like my own stops in healing while eating lesser quality foods/oils,

that the " healing-itching " stopped and will return again as soon as he is back

strict on the diet? Are there people that have experienced this constant,

all-over itching where it stopped for good?

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> Since I am not experiencing the itchy skin personally (yet, lol!) I am curious

if there are things I can do to help him.

+++Hi Amy. Of course good foods will cause healing reactions.

If you think tomatoes are related to your son's itching, experiment with them.

Give him tomatoes like you did before and see if his itching comes back. If it

does maybe he should have less of them for awhile so his itching isn't so

uncomfortable.

All the best, Bee

[Guest guest]

Guess this symptom which returned today (had it once last week) is because of

high hematocrit/hemoglobin..

Is removing blood really the only solution for me now? I don't get why blood is

stills thick when I don't use Testosterone gel anymore!!!

Is it the salt water? Can too much salt water give thick blood? AND too low salt

water intake give the same result: Too thick blood?