Homeopathic Remedies for Eczema - 2 Methods that Help Cure and Prevent Eczema

This article describes using olive oil and oatmeal to treat eczema. These are not homeopathic remedies.

There are homeopathic remedies which can successfully treat eczema in place of using conventional drugs which have been linked to skin cancer and lymphoma.

Homeopathic remedies are prepared according to strict HPUS standards through a process of serial dilution and succussion called potentization.

Not all remedies described as being homeopathic really are homeopathic. An example is Zicam. Purchasing homeopathics from companies which make them such as Boiron and Standard Homeopathics will assure the patient that he is buying a true homeopathic remedy.

C Redd wrote:

This article describes using olive oil and oatmeal to treat eczema. These are not homeopathic remedies.

Which means they might actually work. Homeopathy is just water and can lead the death when used on ezcema:

http://www.news.com.au/national/babys-eczema-...

Eczema is a skin hypersensitivity inflammatory reaction disease caused by many kinds of exterior and interior factors. The skin rash shapes diversify, pruritus severely, easy recurs.
Ear back venula is the treatment,with three edged needle slanting thorn, causes the blood to flow out. does lint ball cleaning, after treating the blood stream stops, oppresses 1-2 rain again. Treat one time every 4 days, 6 times are a treatment course. Treat the infantile eczema with this way.
For more about eczema,please vist :http://www.tcmdiscovery.com/w ebtool/inwebresult.asp?act=top ic&keyword=Eczema

tcmdiscovery wrote:

Eczema is a skin hypersensitivity inflammatory reaction disease caused by many kinds of exterior and interior factors. The skin rash shapes diversify, pruritus severely, easy recurs.
Ear back venula... Blah Blah Blah

Just like homeopathy most of traditional Chinese medicine is total bullsh*t. Cupping, acupunture, rhino horn & tiger parts are all ineffective.

This may seem a rash statement but look at the facts - the lifespan for the average Chinese male was 30yo in 1900 when TCM was all that was available. Now it is 71yo - doubled due to modern medicine.

what works then?

Laceey wrote:

what works then?

Going to a qualified dermatologist & following their advice is your best bet.

A homeopath would give you a bottle of water containing perhaps just one molecule of some poison that causes eczema like symptoms - its totally bonkers.

Going by what the TCM guy wrote above, he will bleed you - once again totally bonkers.

Get real help from qualified professionals who know what they are doing, not from quacks who believe in hocus pocus.

Mark wrote:

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Going to a qualified dermatologist & following their advice is your best bet.
A homeopath would give you a bottle of water containing perhaps just one molecule of some poison that causes eczema like symptoms - its totally bonkers.
Going by what the TCM guy wrote above, he will bleed you - once again totally bonkers.
Get real help from qualified professionals who know what they are doing, not from quacks who believe in hocus pocus.

Suppose laceey doesn't want to take the risk of using drugs that have been linked to skin cancer and lymphoma? Suppose laceey doesn't want to take a chance on carcinogenic meds that often don't cure or even work to limit the symptoms?

C Redd wrote:

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Suppose laceey doesn't want to take the risk of using drugs that have been linked to skin cancer and lymphoma? Suppose laceey doesn't want to take a chance on carcinogenic meds that often don't cure or even work to limit the symptoms?

What research do you base this on? Why do you think doing nothing (ie homeopathy) will improve her condition?

It is benefit versus risk. An effective topical cream in most instances will alleviate the problem while not creating any side effects.

BTW standing in the sun causes skin cancer but having no sun exposure is dangerous for most people.

I've had eczema problems for years and years
and have tried all sorts of topical eczema creams etc, I have often found that Homeopathic Remedies have gone a huge way as well to helping get your eczema under control.
I came across a blog that contains a lot of free information on how to help treat eczema. Contains some pretty cool stuff definitely worth a read
http://www.disappeareczema.com/blog

alex wrote:

I've had eczema problems for years and years
and have tried all sorts of topical eczema creams etc, I have often found that Homeopathic Remedies have gone a huge way as well to helping get your eczema under control.
I came across a blog that contains a lot of free information on how to help treat eczema. Contains some pretty cool stuff definitely worth a read
http://www.disappeareczema.com/blog

Could you fix this post, the grammatical errors make it difficult to understand what you are saying - Do you still have eczema? Did homeopathy help you? Did you try tap water on the eczema?

I was recently diagnosed with eczema and, haven't gotten relief from the creams etc. that my Dr. has perscribed my so glad there are so many different options out there to learn about. http://controlyoureczema.blogspot.com/

Hi Eczema sufferer, please update your post as to whether you had any reappearances. I am suffering from eczema for the past 5 months. Homeopathy did not work for me. I am now using topical creams and anti allergy tablets.

Madhu wrote:

Hi Eczema sufferer, please update your post as to whether you had any reappearances. I am suffering from eczema for the past 5 months. Homeopathy did not work for me. I am now using topical creams and anti allergy tablets.

Do not blame homeopathy. Go to a good doctor.

Iqbal wrote:

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Do not blame homeopathy. Go to a good doctor.

I believe he did go to a good doctor, that is why he is no longer using magic water.