Archives for February 2009

A Quick History Lesson

The History of Eczema Eczema is a very old condition, probably as old as man himself. As with many words of western civilization, it originated from the Greek language. When translated into English the word ECZEMA means, “BOIL OUT”. Eczema first begins as small blisters that are similar in appearance to sago granules. To the […]

Let’s Wrap It Up

LET’S WRAP IT UP! Is your eczema out of control? Are the patches on your skin so itchy they bleed? Does your eczema keep you awake at night? If your eczema is this bad simple good skin care combined with a cream and bath oil may not be enough to ease the discomfort and repair […]

Treating Eczema from the Inside

TREATING ECZEMA FROM THE INSIDE Eczema is an inflammatory skin condition that will affect all individuals differently.  There is no direct known cause as to why some people get it and some don’t, but a few probable causes have been identified over the years. A deficit in Omega 3 One of these has been found […]

How people perceive their eczema

Whilst going through some old notes I found the results of a survey from 2000. It may be a little old but I found it interesting and I imagine some things don’t really change.

Beat Eczema by Being Happy

Beat eczema by being happy

The state of our skin is affected by many different things – over-exposure to harsh uv rays, pollution, cigarette smoke, lack of water, caffeine. The list goes on.

My Eczema Comes Back

People often wonder why their eczema comes back when they stop using the Calendulis Plus Cream. The answer is simple.

Emotional Eczema

An article published in MarketWatch.com in February this year talks about the troubled economy being responsible for some eczema flare-ups.

Atopic Eczema

Atopic eczema is the most common form of eczema, especially amongst children.

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