subject: Different Herbal Treatments For Eczema [print this page] You should! the newspapers are filled with notes about pharmaceutical companies being sued and prescriptions being removed from the market. If you are looking for natural treatment, coconut oil is one of the best you can find, and you don't have to worry about side effects.
Eating yogurt that has ingredients called "active cultures" will give you the probiotics that your body may be missing. These include bifidus and acidopholous. They replenish the bacteria in our body that may be destroyed by antibiotics or poor diets. You can also buy probiotics as a supplement in natural food stores.
The property of Neem as a blood purifier makes it another herbal treatment for eczema. It is also found to be helpful in relieving dryness and inflammation of skin. Neem is a tree that is found in tropical regions and is commonly present in India. It can be consumed as a capsule. It can also be directly applied to the skin and can soothe irritated skin. Virgin coconut oil, when applied on the affected area also acts as a palliative and immediately relieves itching and dryness.
Use the oil directly on your skin during the day, some three or four times at least. You can heat it if you want but it is not necessary. let it dry and it will be absorbed by your skin. If you need to remove the excess, use the cleanser mentioned before.
Don't scratch-Not scratching an itch is one of the most effective natural treatments for eczema because it prevents the breakout from worsening and getting infected. No matter how difficult, don't scratch that itch!
NATURAL SKIN WASH - You'll be able to control your itch with this formula for natural skin wash for eczema. Ingredients include: one-teaspoon of white bark, one-teaspoonful of comfrey root, one-teaspoon of slippery elm bark, and two cups of water. Boil the ingredients together for half an hour and then let it cool. Now you can wash the affected skin with this skin wash. It may not entirely get rid of the itch, but it will lessen the effects significantly.
stay away from detergents: soaps, perfumes as well as aromas are created from chemical substances that can respond very badly upon direct exposure to a impaired skin (eczema).
by: Charles Zoe
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