Category Archives: Eczema

Expert Advice: Eczema in children Part 1 Expert advice on coping with your child's #eczema You asked Dr Justine Hextall for her expert advice on managing your child's eczema. In this video Justine ... By: aveneuk … Continue reading →

Eczema in Children - Causes, Complications and Treatments Discussing Eczema with Naturopath Dr Sonya Jensen of DivineElements.ca in Vancouver, BC 604-568-3735. By: Mark Bossert … Continue reading →

Few Nativity scenes come without an ass helping keep the Baby Jesus snug in his manger. But who knew that asses (donkeys) have health benefits too. Asses milk was, of course, hailed as an elixir by the ancients and favoured by Cleopatra for daily bathing but there is now renewed interest in it after Pope Francis revealed he was fed such milk as a baby. Rich in lactose and low in fat, donkey milk is said by experts to be the closest animal milk to the human variety. The UNs Food and Agriculture Organisation says it has particular nutritional benefits, with a protein profile that may make it more suitable for those allergic to cows milk. I first learned of the milks growing reputation in a tourist gift shop in Paphos, Cyprus, last month, where bars of donkey milk soap, liqueur, chocolate and cosmetics were on sale. I was particularly intrigued by the assistants account of a Dutch customer who snapped up 15 bars of soap, declaring they were the best relief for his psoriasis. For the past 15 years Ive regularly suffered bouts of itchy, flaky inflamed skin under my beard and eyebrows. I suspect its psoriasis although it … Continue reading →

Can I wear make-up if I have eczema? Dr Pixie McKenna answers your questions about wearing make-up as an eczema sufferer. Can I wear make up if I have eczema? What kind of make up can I wear? Wh... By: Cetraben UK … Continue reading →

Vastu Tips to get rid of eczema Discover how water pipes in wrong direction of your home can cause health problems, in this useful MahaVastu video from VastuShastri Khushdeep Bansal who giv... By: Vastu Shastra - MahaVastu … Continue reading →

What causes my eczema to flare up? Dr Pixie McKenna answers your questions about problematic skin flare ups. What causes my eczema to flare up? What are triggers? Can I prevent flare ups? What... By: Cetraben UK … Continue reading →

What treatments are available for dry skin or eczema? Dr Pixie McKenna answers your questions about problematic skin treatments. What does an emollient do? What is in an emollient? How often should I apply a moisturiser? Should I reapply mosituriser... By: Cetraben UK … Continue reading →

Eczema and Allergies Children with an itchy skin condition called eczema often deal with food and environmental allergies as well. Dr. Thomas Harper explains why and how best to manage your child's eczema problem. By: Roper St. Francis Healthcare … Continue reading →

What I eat in a day (Michelle's eats to help eczema) Michelle, one of the purely twins, shares what she ate in a day. This was filmed this past Wednesday. Join our newsletter to keep in contact with us to get FREE recipes sent to your inbox... By: Pure2RawTwins … Continue reading →

Edit: I have found a cream that clears up my eye eczema and has also helped many others. Please scroll down to the bottom of the post for this if you don't want to read my whole story. This is a bit of a different post from me today, and is quite a personal one and something I'm really self-conscious and sensitive about. It's going to be very long, and have some really gross photos towards the end. But I hope you'll continue reading, because I hope that someone out there will be able to help me somehow, or will know someone who can help me. I've had eczema for as long as I can remember. There isn't a time where I can't remember having it. When I was younger I would always get it under my knees and in the inside of my elbows, and I had to bathe in E45emollient. It would usually strike during Autumn and Winter when the heating came on and cold weather arrived, and for some reason when I was a child seawater also flared it up (thankfully I seemed to grow out of this!). Anyway, nothing has ever really worked for it, I've … Continue reading →