Ultimate Hope for Baby and Adult Eczema Sufferers
Some of the most common skin problems are eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, hives and rash. Undoubtedly, atopic eczema (dermatitis) is the most common chronic pruritic inflammatory skin condition.
What are the symptoms?
The symptoms of atopic eczema are dry skin with scaling, flaking, thickening, weeping, crusting, lesions, scarring, color changes of the skin and severe itching.
Eczema often occurs on the face, especially in infants and young children. It may affect the cheeks, forehead, eye and mouth areas. Eczema on the hands, legs and buttocks is also common in children and adults.
Many people suffer from this debilitating skin disease with no hope of cure. Despite many studies and trials, this disease is considered “incurable” by the medical community.
The manifestation of eczema symptoms goes beyond the physiological suffering of chronic itchy inflammation of the skin. In addition, there are psychological and emotional trauma from having to live with extreme itching, pain and unsightly lesions. The symptoms described can be so debilitating that they affect daily life, social life, school performance or job prospects. Moreover, they can even lead to mental illness.
Eczema treatment with drugs: Antihistamines, Steroids, Antibiotics
What medications or creams are taken by eczema patients? What purpose do they serve and are there side effects?
Eczema is a complex condition that is associated with a variety of other allergy symptoms such as asthma, rhinitis and food allergies. Common conventional treatments focus mainly on symptomatic treatment for short-term relief and control using topical moisturizers, prescribed antihistamines, corticosteroids, antibiotics, immunosuppressants and phototherapy. However, the long-term side effects of these treatments often lead to a number of other serious complications.
Some of the medical treatments include:
Antihistamines: to stop the histamine production and its symptoms.
Side effects: dry mouth, drowsiness, nausea, vomiting, restlessness, confusion and blurred vision.
Corticosteroids (topical, oral or intravenous): anti-inflammation and anti-itch.
Side effects: osteoporosis, hypertension, weight gain, “moon face”, skin infection, bruising and thinning.
Antibiotics: to treat skin infections (especially the staphylococcus aureus bacteria).
Side effects: intestinal flora depletion, leaky gut, vaginal itching (fungal infection), allergic reactions, diarrhea and abdominal discomforts.
Is Eczema curable?
Eczema and other skin problems, contrary to what many people believe, can be a highly preventable and reversible.
Essentially, there are two paths to take for eczema patients - the conventional approach or a holistic nutritional approach. The conventional approach, which is a convenient and easy route, promotes the treatment of symptoms with steroids, antibiotics and antihistamines. The holistic nutritional approach, on the other hand, which is less convenient and more difficult, advocates treating the body by removing the root causes. This is definitely the better way. It takes longer but provides permanent recovery for all types of skin diseases.
How to cure Eczema permanently without drugs?
So, if you are looking for the best eczema treatment for adults, children or babies, look no further. Consider the holistic nutritional approach. Simply put, this is a better, safer and more effective approach that tackles the root causes right from the beginning.
The development of eczema is due to toxins accumulated internally and externally and nutritional deficiencies. As a result, our body's immune system reacts by excreting the accumulated toxins through the skin. The skin is an elimination channel through which the toxins manifest in the form of a rashes, itching, eczema or psoriasis. These are symptoms, but the real causes are toxins and nutritional deficiency due to an unhealthy diet and lifestyle.
Indeed, the success of a holistic nutritional approach is largely due to personal discipline, determination, commitment and a changed mind-set to follow through the holistic nutritional and lifestyle protocol.
Read Matthew's testimonial Astonishing Healing From Severe Eczema With Detox.
Baby and Children Eczema Treatment
Natural remedies for baby eczema
Babies can get well from eczema with the holistic nutritional approach as well. Renee was about two years old when her paediatric doctor referred her to Lydia. Her skin was so bad on the cheek, buttock and feet. When she got into very severe flare-up, she was treated with steroid at the hospital because she developed scarlet fever. Lydia recommended a few things: Put in the intestinal flora, because she has taken too many antibiotic, spirulina, flaxseed oil, enzyme and vitamin c juices. Within a very short period of time, she no longer needed to take steroid.
How to stop eczema itching in babies and children
Take a look at the recovery on the thigh, feet and cheek. It's permanent! With Lydia's concoction of wonda oil, coconut oil and castor oil, it provides a soothing relief and enabled her to sleep well without scratching till she bled.
Read E.Tan's testimonial My Baby Daughter's Amazing Recovery from Eczema Without Steroid.
Consultation to treat atopic eczema (dermatitis)
- Discover a safer, more effective and permanent solution for eczema prevention, management and potential long-term recovery through the holistic nutritional approach.
- Identify the root causes and possible trigger factors.
- Learn how to take precautionary measures to prevent the trigger factors.
- Detailed discussion on eczema diet - what foods to include and avoid.
- Be provided with the dietary, nutritional, lifestyle and holistic adjuvant strategies to help better manage and overcome it to a point you can remain eczema-free for life.
- Understand what are the necessary supplementation needed to accelerate and support faster healing.
- Concoction of oils to provide soothing relief and prevent scratching.