rash, allergies, eczema

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Would this work for eczema, too? My daughter is four and the poor thing, we've tried so any different things. As of right now, she's on bennedryl and zyrtek every day, and she gets rubbed down with cera ve lotion, We use 7th generation cleaning products, and no fabric softener. The only thing I can do for the itchiness is to use hydrocortizone, but she still doesn't sleep thru the night because of her itchies. THey come andgo, right now they are reallly bad.almost raw in spots, and I feel like I'm doing everything I can.... advice?

thanks,

Holly (and Alexis-age four)

 

There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. --Dalai Lama --- On Thu, 5/21/09, organic.solutions <organicsolutions wrote:

organic.solutions <organicsolutions{Herbal Remedies} Re: rash and allergiesherbal remedies Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 2:19 PM

 

 

Docs Huff 'n' Puff formula will help with the lungs/congestion.As for the itchy inflamed skin, try making an herbal tea of comfrey leaves and apply externally to the affected areas. This is well known to stop itching and lessen inflammation.Hope this helps!Kellyherbal remedies, "deena.bean" <deenabean@. ..> wrote:>> My friends neice has a terrible seasonal allergic rash. It seems to go> with her other upper respretory alergies. It is all over her. She as been to the doctor and allergist she has her on pills which help with sneezing but not with rash. The salve the doctor gave did nothing. OTC things don't help either. Her mother uses a nasal rinse on her to help with the conjestion.> > She

has a lot of nasal conjestion, itchy. very red and watery eyes.> Her ears are effected too and will itch. She will cough as well but it seems to be from post nasal drip. Thankfully, she has no sign asthma.> > The rash consisted of red inflamed skin and red bumps (not blisters). It looked dry rather than weepy. I am certain it is not poison ivy (but she does get that when exposed.) It heavier on her stomach, the back of her neck, the underside of her forearms. But not on her face or arms where the sun will get to it.> > They know she is allergic to ragweed, tree pollen, poision ivy. The test for grass was inconclusive. They didn't find any alergies to soaps or scents, shampoo ingredients or anything along those lines. They only use aveno and have given her oatmeal baths etc.> Poor kid. It is just a puzzle as to what to do give her some relief.> > She also has no food allergies. Everyone is puzzled

these symptoms arrive in the spring and leave in the fall.> > Any ideas on how to treat this. Her latest allergy tests where two weeks ago. - Tracy>

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I would call Doc, this can be cleared up pretty nicely, but you will have to be willing to give up the RX's. -"Ms. Understood" <hey_littlesister"Herbal Remedies" <herbal remedies >Thursday, May 21, 2009 5:18:34 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada EasternRe: {Herbal Remedies} rash, allergies, eczema

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would this work for eczema, too? My daughter is four and the poor thing, we've tried so any different things. As of right now, she's on bennedryl and zyrtek every day, and she gets rubbed down with cera ve lotion, We use 7th generation cleaning products, and no fabric softener. The only thing I can do for the itchiness is to use hydrocortizone, but she still doesn't sleep thru the night because of her itchies. THey come andgo, right now they are reallly bad.almost raw in spots, and I feel like I'm doing everything I can.... advice?

thanks,

Holly (and Alexis-age four)

 

There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. --Dalai Lama --- On Thu, 5/21/09, organic.solutions <organicsolutions wrote:

organic.solutions <organicsolutions{Herbal Remedies} Re: rash and allergiesherbal remedies Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 2:19 PM

 

 

Docs Huff 'n' Puff formula will help with the lungs/congestion.As for the itchy inflamed skin, try making an herbal tea of comfrey leaves and apply externally to the affected areas. This is well known to stop itching and lessen inflammation.Hope this helps!Kellyherbal remedies, "deena.bean" <deenabean@. ..> wrote:>> My friends neice has a terrible seasonal allergic rash. It seems to go> with her other upper respretory alergies. It is all over her. She as been to the doctor and allergist she has her on pills which help with sneezing but not with rash. The salve the doctor gave did nothing. OTC things don't help either. Her mother uses a nasal rinse on her to help with the conjestion.> > She has a lot of nasal conjestion, itchy. very red and watery eyes.> Her ears are effected too and will itch. She will cough as well but it seems to be from post nasal drip. Thankfully, she has no sign asthma.> > The rash consisted of red inflamed skin and red bumps (not blisters). It looked dry rather than weepy. I am certain it is not poison ivy (but she does get that when exposed.) It heavier on her stomach, the back of her neck, the underside of her forearms. But not on her face or arms where the sun will get to it.> > They know she is allergic to ragweed, tree pollen, poision ivy. The test for grass was inconclusive. They didn't find any alergies to soaps or scents, shampoo ingredients or anything along those lines. They only use aveno and have given her oatmeal baths etc.> Poor kid. It is just a puzzle as to what to do give her some relief.> > She also has no food allergies. Everyone is puzzled these symptoms arrive in the spring and leave in the fall.> > Any ideas on how to treat this. Her latest allergy tests where two weeks ago. - Tracy>

[Guest guest]

would give up the rx in a heartbeat. I will do whatever it takes to make her feel better. I feel bad medicating her at night, but don't know what else to do.

 

There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. --Dalai Lama --- On Fri, 5/22/09, jarusso7 <jarusso7 wrote:

jarusso7 <jarusso7Re: {Herbal Remedies} rash, allergies, eczema"Herbal Remedies" <herbal remedies >Friday, May 22, 2009, 3:17 PM

 

 

 

I would call Doc, this can be cleared up pretty nicely, but you will have to be willing to give up the RX's. -"Ms. Understood" <hey_littlesister@ >"Herbal Remedies" <herbal remedies>Thursday, May 21, 2009 5:18:34 PM GMT -05:00 US/Canada EasternRe: {Herbal Remedies} rash, allergies, eczema

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would this work for eczema, too? My daughter is four and the poor thing, we've tried so any different things. As of right now, she's on bennedryl and zyrtek every day, and she gets rubbed down with cera ve lotion, We use 7th generation cleaning products, and no fabric softener. The only thing I can do for the itchiness is to use hydrocortizone, but she still doesn't sleep thru the night because of her itchies. THey come andgo, right now they are reallly bad.almost raw in spots, and I feel like I'm doing everything I can.... advice?

thanks,

Holly (and Alexis-age four)

 

There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. --Dalai Lama --- On Thu, 5/21/09, organic.solutions <organicsolutions@ cabletvonline. net> wrote:

organic.solutions <organicsolutions@ cabletvonline. net>{Herbal Remedies} Re: rash and allergiesherbal remediesThursday, May 21, 2009, 2:19 PM

 

 

Docs Huff 'n' Puff formula will help with the lungs/congestion.As for the itchy inflamed skin, try making an herbal tea of comfrey leaves and apply externally to the affected areas. This is well known to stop itching and lessen inflammation.Hope this helps!Kellyherbal remedies, "deena.bean" <deenabean@. ..> wrote:>> My friends neice has a terrible seasonal allergic rash. It seems to go> with her other upper respretory alergies. It is all over her. She as been to the doctor and allergist she has her on pills which help with sneezing but not with rash. The salve the doctor gave did nothing. OTC things don't help either. Her mother uses a nasal rinse on her to help with the conjestion.> > She has a lot of nasal conjestion, itchy. very red and

watery eyes.> Her ears are effected too and will itch. She will cough as well but it seems to be from post nasal drip. Thankfully, she has no sign asthma.> > The rash consisted of red inflamed skin and red bumps (not blisters). It looked dry rather than weepy. I am certain it is not poison ivy (but she does get that when exposed.) It heavier on her stomach, the back of her neck, the underside of her forearms. But not on her face or arms where the sun will get to it.> > They know she is allergic to ragweed, tree pollen, poision ivy. The test for grass was inconclusive. They didn't find any alergies to soaps or scents, shampoo ingredients or anything along those lines. They only use aveno and have given her oatmeal baths etc.> Poor kid. It is just a puzzle as to what to do give her some relief.> > She also has no food allergies. Everyone is puzzled these symptoms arrive in the spring and leave in the

fall.> > Any ideas on how to treat this. Her latest allergy tests where two weeks ago. - Tracy>

[Guest guest]

Having a daughter who was born with eczema and gone through it all, I can tell you the best things you can do. If you want to or not is again up to you.

I might add my daughter Amy is now 28 and managing nicely compared to when she was younger and my heart goes out to anyone with this condition and my prayers to every mom who suffers along with them.

It will have to be a life change for her not just a quick fix.

I know that diet had alot to do with Amy's condition as allergie testing prooved what things needed to be eliminated in her diet as a child and that helped some and was a beginning. I also know that orthadox medicine ( doctors) are not going to take it a step further to check on paracites which could be the problem. When my daughter went on a paracite cleanse, and I changed her diet completely , things began to change alot with her skin.

She got off all meat, all process foods ( the dyes were a killer for her skin) as in kraft mac and cheese the yellow and orange dyes, jello( they dyes) and the list goes on , not to mention msg, and a zillion other things listed on the boxes you cant even pronounce!!

beware!! Even organic eggs were out for her as she was allergic to eggs.

Now she can have them in small amounts. She also had to drink lactaid milk as a child with cereal. And to this day takes a digestive aid with meals. Check out her digestive track.

When I got her up to at least 8 glasses of pure water( revere osmosis)

yes, even our drinking water is diseased and she carries her own water bottle to this day

( we all do) , got off all processed foods,meat,white flour, white sugar,and all artificial fats things began to change for her. We learned how to eat and keep our bodies and hers in an alkaline state. You need to do this for her and yourself. Salads are the best and whole grains and she can do some fish like tuna and salmon. She uses the tanning booth for the

lights help alot especially in the winter months and there is a cream she buys that helps as well. I will have to forward the name of it when i talk with you next as it escapes me now.I know it isnt that expensive and she tried them all.

Nerves will kick off an outbreak also so my daughter walks alot and takes yoga to de stress.

Alot of what I can share today was all by trial and error. But you find what helps and pass it along to hopefully eliviate someone elses pain. Drinking water with chloraphyll 2x a day cleanses the blood.

Hope it helps!--- On Thu, 5/21/09, Ms. Understood <hey_littlesister wrote:

Ms. Understood <hey_littlesisterRe: {Herbal Remedies} rash, allergies, eczemaherbal remedies Date: Thursday, May 21, 2009, 9:18 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would this work for eczema, too? My daughter is four and the poor thing, we've tried so any different things. As of right now, she's on bennedryl and zyrtek every day, and she gets rubbed down with cera ve lotion, We use 7th generation cleaning products, and no fabric softener. The only thing I can do for the itchiness is to use hydrocortizone, but she still doesn't sleep thru the night because of her itchies. THey come andgo, right now they are reallly bad.almost raw in spots, and I feel like I'm doing everything I can.... advice?

thanks,

Holly (and Alexis-age four)

 

There is no need for temples, no need for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple; the philosophy is kindness. --Dalai Lama --- On Thu, 5/21/09, organic.solutions <organicsolutions@ cabletvonline. net> wrote:

organic.solutions <organicsolutions@ cabletvonline. net>{Herbal Remedies} Re: rash and allergiesherbal remediesThursday, May 21, 2009, 2:19 PM

 

 

Docs Huff 'n' Puff formula will help with the lungs/congestion.As for the itchy inflamed skin, try making an herbal tea of comfrey leaves and apply externally to the affected areas. This is well known to stop itching and lessen inflammation.Hope this helps!Kellyherbal remedies, "deena.bean" <deenabean@. ..> wrote:>> My friends neice has a terrible seasonal allergic rash. It seems to go> with her other upper respretory alergies. It is all over her. She as been to the doctor and allergist she has her on pills which help with sneezing but not with rash. The salve the doctor gave did nothing. OTC things don't help either. Her mother uses a nasal rinse on her to help with the conjestion.> > She has a lot of nasal conjestion, itchy. very red and

watery eyes.> Her ears are effected too and will itch. She will cough as well but it seems to be from post nasal drip. Thankfully, she has no sign asthma.> > The rash consisted of red inflamed skin and red bumps (not blisters). It looked dry rather than weepy. I am certain it is not poison ivy (but she does get that when exposed.) It heavier on her stomach, the back of her neck, the underside of her forearms. But not on her face or arms where the sun will get to it.> > They know she is allergic to ragweed, tree pollen, poision ivy. The test for grass was inconclusive. They didn't find any alergies to soaps or scents, shampoo ingredients or anything along those lines. They only use aveno and have given her oatmeal baths etc.> Poor kid. It is just a puzzle as to what to do give her some relief.> > She also has no food allergies. Everyone is puzzled these symptoms arrive in the spring and leave in the

fall.> > Any ideas on how to treat this. Her latest allergy tests where two weeks ago. - Tracy>

[Guest guest]

I agree with Beth. I, myself, have had allergies all my life--now

60.. Had to have 100 possible allergens scratched on my back when I

was 7 yrs. Ouch! What I found to help finally about age 37 yrs, in

addition to cutting out "bad" foods such as sugars, white foods, etc.,

was to add cod liver oil in winter, fish oil in summer. Cleansing my

body/blood with herbs (dandelion, burdock, etc.) and chlorophyll was

very important. I also keep my immune system as strong as possible

with food herbals such as astragalus extract, Vit. C, garlic,

acidophilous. Reading "The Yeast Connection" by Dr. Crook helped me

understand alot back then.

 

Best of luck,

Janet

 

 

Beth Casey wrote:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Having a daughter who was born with eczema and gone

through it all, I can tell you the best things you can do. If you want

to or not is again up to you.

I might add my daughter Amy is now 28 and managing nicely

compared to when she was younger and my heart goes out to anyone with

this condition and my prayers to every mom who suffers along with them.

It will have to be a life change for her not just a quick

fix.

I know that diet had alot to do with Amy's condition as

allergie testing prooved what things needed to be eliminated in her

diet as a child and that helped some and was a beginning. I also know

that orthadox medicine ( doctors) are not going to take it a step

further to check on paracites which could be the problem. When my

daughter went on a paracite cleanse, and I changed her diet completely

, things began to change alot with her skin.

She got off all meat, all process foods ( the dyes were a

killer for her skin) as in kraft mac and cheese the yellow and orange

dyes, jello( they dyes) and the list goes on , not to mention msg, and

a zillion other things listed on the boxes you cant even pronounce!!

beware!! Even organic eggs were out for her as she was

allergic to eggs.

Now she can have them in small amounts. She also had to

drink lactaid milk as a child with cereal. And to this day takes a

digestive aid with meals. Check out her digestive track.

When I got her up to at least 8 glasses of pure water(

revere osmosis)

yes, even our drinking water is diseased and she carries

her own water bottle to this day

( we all do) , got off all processed foods,meat,white

flour, white sugar,and all artificial fats things began to change for

her. We learned how to eat and keep our bodies and hers in an alkaline

state. You need to do this for her and yourself. Salads are the best

and whole grains and she can do some fish like tuna and salmon. She

uses the tanning booth for the

lights help alot especially in the winter months and there

is a cream she buys that helps as well. I will have to forward the name

of it when i talk with you next as it escapes me now.I know it isnt

that expensive and she tried them all.

Nerves will kick off an outbreak also so my daughter walks

alot and takes yoga to de stress.

Alot of what I can share today was all by trial and error.

But you find what helps and pass it along to hopefully eliviate someone

elses pain. Drinking water with chloraphyll 2x a day cleanses the blood.

Hope it helps!

 

--- On Thu, 5/21/09, Ms. Understood <hey_littlesister >

wrote:

 

 

Ms. Understood <hey_littlesister >

Re: {Herbal Remedies} rash, allergies, eczema

herbal remedies

Thursday, May 21, 2009, 9:18 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Would this work for eczema, too? My daughter is

four and the poor thing, we've tried so any different things. As of

right now, she's on bennedryl and zyrtek every day, and she gets rubbed

down with cera ve lotion, We use 7th generation cleaning products, and

no fabric softener. The only thing I can do for the itchiness is to use

hydrocortizone, but she still doesn't sleep thru the night because of

her itchies. THey come andgo, right now they are reallly bad.almost

raw in spots, and I feel like I'm doing everything I can.... advice?

thanks,

Holly (and Alexis-age four)

 

 

 

There is no need for temples, no need

for complicated philosophy. Our own brain, our own heart is our temple;

the philosophy is kindness.

--Dalai Lama

 

 

 

 

--- On Thu, 5/21/09, organic.solutions <organicsolutions@

cabletvonline. net> wrote:

 

organic.solutions <organicsolutions@ cabletvonline. net>

{Herbal Remedies} Re: rash and allergies

herbal remedies

Thursday, May 21, 2009, 2:19 PM

 

 

 

Docs Huff 'n' Puff formula will help with the

lungs/congestion.

 

As for the itchy inflamed skin, try making an herbal tea of comfrey

leaves and apply externally to the affected areas. This is well known

to stop itching and lessen inflammation.

 

Hope this helps!

 

Kelly

herbal remedies,

"deena.bean" <deenabean@. ..> wrote:

>

> My friends neice has a terrible seasonal allergic rash. It seems

to go

> with her other upper respretory alergies. It is all over her. She

as been to the doctor and allergist she has her on pills which help

with sneezing but not with rash. The salve the doctor gave did nothing.

OTC things don't help either. Her mother uses a nasal rinse on her to

help with the conjestion.

>

> She has a lot of nasal conjestion, itchy. very red and watery eyes.

> Her ears are effected too and will itch. She will cough as well

but it seems to be from post nasal drip. Thankfully, she has no sign

asthma.

>

> The rash consisted of red inflamed skin and red bumps (not

blisters). It looked dry rather than weepy. I am certain it is not

poison ivy (but she does get that when exposed.) It heavier on her

stomach, the back of her neck, the underside of her forearms. But not

on her face or arms where the sun will get to it.

>

> They know she is allergic to ragweed, tree pollen, poision ivy.

The test for grass was inconclusive. They didn't find any alergies to

soaps or scents, shampoo ingredients or anything along those lines.

They only use aveno and have given her oatmeal baths etc.

> Poor kid. It is just a puzzle as to what to do give her some

relief.

>

> She also has no food allergies. Everyone is puzzled these symptoms

arrive in the spring and leave in the fall.

>

> Any ideas on how to treat this. Her latest allergy tests where two

weeks ago. - Tracy

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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