http://www.eczema.com.au Eczema Treatments That Work - Naturally! Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:00:04 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en The possible health risks from using mobile phones have been under scrutiny for some time.  In particular the risk of children who regularly us a mobile phone developing brain tumors. A few years ago researchers found another health risk resulting from using mobile phones – a risk of developing eczema.  These ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/521-mobile-phones-trigger-eczema/ Fact #1 In the course of a life time you will , while sleeping eat 70 assorted insects and 10 spiders. Fact #2 50 000 cells in your body will have died and been replaced by new cells while you have been reading this sentence. Fact #3 The most common non contagious disease in the ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/519-15-interesting-facts/ The “black box” warning placed on Elidel and Protopic BACK IN 2005 scared patients off using these drugs unnecessarily or so the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) believe. Elidel and Protopic are non-steroidal eczema drugs that became available by prescription in 2000 and 2001.  They were heralded as the new miracle ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/517-elidel-and-protopic-warnings/ Excema is a very common misspelling of the skin condition Eczema. Eczema has proven to be a very difficult word to spell and can widely vary between: excema exema exma eccema ezcema eczma excma xma xema All of these variations will be understood, but the correct spelling of the condition is Eczema. http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/529-excema/ It is no secret that breastfeeding has huge advantages for the baby.  Breastfeeding will aid in the development of the baby’s immune system and decrease the chances of a baby developing allergies. Eczema and allergies are closely related so it stands to reason that breastfeeding your baby will be of benefit ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/513-eczema-and-breastfeeding/ One of the easiest things you can do to stay healthy and to help your body heal itself is to eat a nutritious diet. Such a diet will help you boost your immune system and will provide you with the energy you need to help you cope with the stress of ... http://www.eczema.com.au/news-flash/485-hungry-skin-needs-a-healthy-diet/ Natural therapies may be the preferred treatment of the future. There is a definite trend towards natural therapies when it comes to treating eczema and psoriasis.  With the well known dangers of the prolonged use of steroids and now with growing fears that the wonder drugs Elidel and Protopic are not ... http://www.eczema.com.au/news-flash/492-go-natural/ Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition in which new skin cells grow too quickly.  It causes thick, scaly patches on the skin and can be very uncomfortable and debilitating.  Each year thousands of psoriasis sufferers flock to the Dead Sea in Israel to bathe in the sea and have their ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/510-dead-sea-bottled/ Eczema is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that requires constant attention to be kept under control. Whilst choosing the right creams for your skin are important adhering to your treatment regime is equally as important. Dr Steven Feldman, M.D., from Wake Forest University School of Medicine recently wrote in an ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/508-choosing-the-right-eczema-treatment/ 2 Months That is the age that atopic eczema frequently first appears. It is rare for a baby to develop atopic eczema before the age of two months.  The reason for this is unclear however one theory is that the baby’s nervous system is too immature prior to this age to enable ... http://www.eczema.com.au/articles/506-eczema-at-two-months/