There are also natural treatments!
Many people do not follow the regular medication and treatment because it is based in many cases on hormones, and then also only combats the symptoms. Below are seven treatments / therapies that are not scientifically proven, but it can help to find given all user experiences.
coconut oil
This oil has now become something of the proverbial panacea. An oil which is applicable for a lot of diseases. Coconut oil can also be a solution for eczema, not only for adults but also for children and even babies. Usage is very simple:
The eczema patches nice massage with pure coconut oil and you'll see that there is an improvement within 24 hours.
But how does coconut oil then?
The part of the skin where the eczema is, it loses a lot of moisture making it dries. T coconut oil ensures that the skin remains hydrated, which will pull the skin less by the dryness.
The substances in the coconut oil provide a protective layer on your skin. The skin is better protected from harmful external substances that can easily penetrate the skin, and the other makes this film sure your skin loses much less moisture, which does not dry the skin.
Coconut oil has the ability to attack and kill fungi and bacteria to be successful, thereby causing skin irritations and infections are restricted to a minimum. Your skin always live bacteria and fungi, and healthy skin, this is also not a problem.
The eczema skin is more susceptible to external attacks. Coconut oil helps to repel these attacks.
Aloe Vera
Aloe Vera is a much-discussed natural remedy. Here, too, the term 'panacea' shall apply. Users are generally very enthusiastic, science will not get involved because it is not in their "scientific evidence" is. I suppose so, but all the enthusiastic response from users has been enough for me, especially with a natural product such as Aloe Vera.
In order to combat the eczema it is sufficient to apply the pure Aloe Vera a number of times per day on the skin eczema. To enhance the effect is often recommended by experts to also drink the pure Aloe Vera juice for its effect on the immune system.
Spray based on Himalayan salt
Those who suffer from eczema, often benefit from a day at the beach. The seawater is a blessing for the eczema spots! But unfortunately not everyone is able to regularly make a day at the beach, so there are also home-based solutions salt.
For those who want to create a good working spray itself, this recipe:
ingredients
- 1 cup distilled water, or solid by boiled water
- 1 tablespoon Himalayan salt. Alternatively you can just use sea salt.
- Possibly a pinch of magnesium bath flakes
- Essential oil of the kind you find tasty, for example lavender or mint. The latter has also a cooling effect.
How are you?
- Heat the water and stir in the salt and magnesium. Keep stirring until dissolved.
- Add the oil and let cool.
- Store the whole is preferably in a spray-bottle. Nice and easy!
Use
- You can use this solution daily on the acne spots.
allergist
Everyone has a trigger which provides the outbreak of eczema. For example, this trigger can be cold / hot or humid weather. However, in most cases, the trigger is a particular nutrient. To find out is to make an appointment with an allergist good step.
Ok, it is a long process and it is in most cases not covered by your insurance, but if the conclusion is that a particular nutrient your trigger outbreaks of eczema, then you can adjust your diet. If you are unable to visit an allergist, for whatever reason, then you can alternatively keep a diary.
Here you have to define exactly what and when you eat, along with the state of your eczema. This process can be long and is never 100% accurate, but you already gives an insight into your trigger. Optionally, you can use this information still go to the Allergist, so that much more focused to start an investigation.
cod-liver oil
Cod liver oil has a terrible reputation. Many people find cod dirty, and they have also be right. But cod liver oil remains a major supplier of very good nutrients. One misconception is that cod liver oil is extracted from whales.
Totally wrong!
Cod liver oil is an animal oil which is extracted from the liver of fish from the cod family. It is a whole contains fatty oil which high levels of vitamin A, vitamin D, phosphorus and iodine. Also, it is an oil that contains the highest concentration of omega-3 fatty acids. Previously, cod liver oil was regularly used, but since the vitamins A and D was added to margarine in 1961, the use of cod liver oil has fallen sharply. Pity.
The most convenient way is to take in the cod liver oil in the form of capsules, so as a dietary supplement.
Salt / magnesium bath
Earlier we talked about the benefits of a visit to the beach where the salt water can have beneficial effects with regard to eczema. Daily go to the beach will not be an option, but you do not. If you have a bath, you can create your own North Sea.
Fill your tub with warm water and add 1 to 2 cups of Himalayan salt and half a cup of Magnesium Bath Flakes stand. You can supplement this if necessary with a delightful bath oil. Bathe!
Soothing balm of violets and chamomile
Violets are already used since time immemorial to treat inflamed skin. For the treatment, or at least softening, of eczema you can combine this with, for example, Chamomile. Chamomile has very strong antiseptic properties. You can of course buy the balm, but you can also make it quite easy for yourself:
ingredients
- 1 tablespoon flowers tricolor violin
- 2 tablespoons dried chamomile (Roman / Germanic)
- 1 teaspoon beeswax
- 1 tablespoon almond oil
- 1 teaspoon of vitamin C (powder)
- 1 teaspoon glycerin
- was 2 tsp emulsifier.
- 250 ml. boiled water
How are you?
- Add the chamomile and violets in a bowl, and slurry water over here until everything is just covered.
- Infuse for about 10 minutes.
- Heat the whole 'bain-marie'
- In another bowl you doing the rest of the ingredients and this heat you 'bain-marie.
- After about 10 minutes is all melted and you have a consistent, fluid mass.
- Strain the mixture with the flowers that you keep casting.
- Add the broth little by little in the oil mixture while you tap slowly.
- The result is a mixture which is a bit like mayonnaise.
- Keep the balm in a dark glass jar, which you first boiled (sterilized). In this way, the balm lasting about six months, at least if you keep it in the fridge.
Use
- You can apply this balm 2 times a day on the eczema spots.
- For best results, you can apply the ointment after a shower or bath.
Finally
Eczema fighting with regular medication for the doctor perhaps the most convenient way, for them at least, but the patient is definitely no picnic, especially since the results are often very disappointing. maybe the symptoms disappear, but the real problem is often not addressed.
Try one or more natural resources that are described in this article. It's all pure nature, so you risk nothing with it at all. Doth it not, it does not hurt ...
