Natural Remedies for Eczema
Are hormones triggering your eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) flares? Have you noticed if your monthly cycle or hormonal changes are causing your skin rashes? Learn more as we talk also talk about the big hormonal changes that come with pregnancy, breastfeeding, and menopause (and how it can affect your eczema flares). In this episode, you’ll also learn all… Read More
Did you know that 9 out of 10 eczema sufferers experience an overgrowth of staph aureus? Is staph aureus contributing to your eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) skin flares? Why does this matter and how can it affect your skin flares? In this episode, you’ll learn all about: ✅ What is staph aureus? ✅ Why does staph occur &… Read More
Do you suffer from hyperpigmentation caused by eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW)? Have you wondered how you can treat it naturally? In this episode, you’ll learn about hypopigmentation and treatments for hyperpigmentation (including lasers, topical remedies, and alternative remedies) to help discoloration of the skin from eczema and topical steroid withdrawal (TSW). Our skin naturally produces melanin, a pigment… Read More
Have you ever feel zapped or shocked in the middle of nowhere? Have you (or anyone you know) ever experienced zingers? What are Zingers? Zingers are sudden pain or zaps that can occur in your body. They feel like zapping, cold, prickly or electrical shock-like sensation all over your body. Zingers are a type of nerve pain, that can feel… Read More
(Article written by Marsha Pearsons) Have you ever wondered how essential oils can improve your wellness journey? Today, I will teach you about the uses of essential oils in supporting you on this tough, painful journey throughout your eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) process. Before I dive into which essential oils will support your skin, I would like to… Read More
How do you breathe? Did you know that mouth breathing is tied to higher rates of eczema? 2 studies here and here have looked into it, and both shared that there was a positive correlation between them. (It was also linked to higher rates of asthma as well!) The prevalence of mouth breathing occurs in approximately 50–56% children. When I… Read More
