Eczema

[desperatehousewife2009]

Hi,


Whilst searching for something to help with the ezcema on my hand, I have stumbled on what seems to be an cure for eczema. Just follow this link and see what you think:

http://jagster1.eczemacure.hop.clickbank.net/?tid=JRP

Any opinions would be appreciate.

Thanks

Gemma

[FurballsMom]

Here's an interesting thought.  I didn't know about this, 'til my primary doctor just told me.
I have many food sensitivities, and I have Celiac.  Did you know that eczema is one of the symptoms of Celiac?  Okay, here's an interesting one for you:  When I stopped eating gluten and dairy, which is absolutely essential for celiacs, I stopped having the severe eczema that I had been experiencing since I can remembering.  It doesn't mean that I haven't had some, but I just haven't had the severe eczema that I've experienced on my hands.  Of course, I also stopped using commercial dish detergents and started using the natural and fragrance free kinds, like Seventh Generation.  Be that as it may, that never would've made as much of an impact on my eczema by itself without the dietary changes, because I've experienced with many different sensitive skin products with very little success.

I used to have some very serious eczema outbreaks that are actually too disgusting to describe in full detail.  I can say that I've experienced the giant blisters the size of peanuts on the heels of my hands.  Eczema sufferers know what comes next after the giant blisters, so I really don't need to gross anyone out.  I only had limited success with the various prescription steroid creams and ointments, too.  One outbreak I had took nearly a whole year to go away.  The itching and the rawness drove me nuts.

When my doctor told me about the eczema being connected to the Celiac, I was more convinced than ever that even without the official diagnosis of Celiac that I was definitely on the right track.  Just to give you a little bit of useful information here, the reason I can't get an official diagnosis is because I don't eat gluten.  If I'm not eating gluten, then there aren't any gluten antibodies, so the Sprue test comes back negative.  So, in my case, the test just isn't accurate.

Another big thing to take out of the diet is SUGAR--all forms of it, natural and otherwise.  Sugar causes inflammation.  And, what is eczema other than a form of external inflammation?  Thus, the other name for eczema is dermatititis.  Eczema is just more severe.  I suggest that you DON'T use artificial sweeteners.  They cause other health issues.  They don't taste good anyway.  Weaning myself off of sugar gradually didn't work.  I had to go cold turkey.  Guess what?  With will power and determination, it worked.  I no longer crave sugar at all.  Was it easy?  Absolutely not!  Was it worth it?  You bet!  There are plenty of other health issues one can avoid by avoiding the sugar overload that too many Westerners have in their diets, especially in America.

Okay, so with all my food sensitivities, there was a little more to it than these things, but these were the biggest issues, so I think they're worth noting for people who suffer from eczema and certain other issues.  It was the certain other issues that led me down this pathway, but the fringe benefit to all of this dietary change has been no more of the SEVERE eczema.  I really think these things are worth taking notice of, because it deals with the whole body's health and not just one aspect.

[FurballsMom]

Try the link again.  It will work.  Maybe the link was down when you looked for it or somethng.

[lulu4444]

Hi Gemma,
Thanks for the info.  I did try to search this site but could not as it said "nothing found".
Do I have any option or a more defined search on this ?  Am very curious to see this website.
Thanks anyways.
God bless.
Lulu