Home Remedies For EczemaHome remedies for eczema usually require simple ingredients to treat the external condition as well as the underlying causes.
What causes eczema?Eczema is actually atopic dermatitis, but the word eczema is used for all kinds of skin disorders. Eczema usually displays itself with:
These home remedies for eczema are natural and help provide nutrition and support to the skin, purify the blood, and provide
anti-inflammatory relief to skin disorders.
Home Remedies For EczemaBlood Purifier TinctureAny kind of skin eruption requires a little help to purify the blood. These are herbs which strengthen the blood building organs, namely the liver and spleen. Since skin conditions are the body's way of eliminating impurities from the blood, than the blood purifier herbs help the process along quicker and with less discomfort. Essential Fatty Acids and Zinc Supplementing with Evening Primrose Oil, Flax Oil, or fish oils will all help to restore healthy levels of essential fatty acids in the body as well as offer anti-inflammatory properties. Zinc helps with the metabolism of the essential fatty acids. Whole foods Whole foods should be consumed, avoiding the chemicals in processed foods. Determine allergies Discovering what foods you are sensitive to requires a visit to a doctor. You can also determine this by an elimination diet. Elimination diet simply means avoiding one food at a time for a good 3 or 4 weeks and then reintroducing it. If that food is the culprit you should notice eczema symptoms lessen over the 3 or 4 weeks and then come back when the food is eaten again. Foods that people tend to be allergic to are wheat, dairy, eggs, peanuts and soybean. All-natural detergent. No more smelly laundry detergent containing all kinds of perfumes to irritate the skin! Here is a simple homemade laundry soap recipe that uses all natural ingredients. Safe on the skin and the pocketbook! Oatmeal Bath Use an oatmeal tea bag in the tub when bathing. Soaking with oatmeal helps reduce itchiness. Just place a 1/2 cup of oatmeal in a muslin bag and place in tub. Add some burdock root or dandelion root to the bag to increase the effectiveness. You can get burdock root and dandelion root at Mountain Rose Herbs
Herb PoulticeThis poultice can be used on irritated skin. It will help relieve itchiness and inflammed skin. Don't let the word "poultice" scare you, all it is is an herb tea bag! The herbs to put in this bag are comfrey, licorice, and calendula. I'll show you how to make it! Chamomile Compress Chamomile is very effective at treating eczema. Just soak a tea bag and apply it to the inflammed skin. Chamomile offers soothing relief to the itchy skin of eczema. Moisturizing Body Oils After the Oatmeal Bath or Herb Poultice, apply a natural body oil. A good one that I've used for my grandson when he had some eczema is avocado oil. You can also make the Moisturizing Body Oil recipe combining a few oils and put in a pretty bottle for home remedies for dry skin. Using these home remedies for eczema should offer some relief!
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