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You Can Relieve
Eczema Itch without the Need to Spend on Expensive Medications
According
to extensive studies of eczema and in constant search for eczema treatment, it
was found out that this persistent condition is actually closely associated
with the body’s immune system. This explains why eczema is quite common among
children and seniors with underdeveloped or compromised immune systems.
Eczema
is one condition that is painful, uncomfortable and yes, even debilitating. For
many people the search for an effective, safe and inexpensive way to relieve
eczema itch is a constant struggle.
While
the severity and nature of skin eczema can vary from one individual to another,
there is no denying the fact that boosting the body’s immune system is one of
the most important things to do.
Home Remedies to
Relieve Eczema Itch
The
truth is eczema treatments that you buy over the counter or those that come
with prescription work only to suppress the symptoms and NOT treat the root
cause of the problem.
Here
are some effective home remedies that you can consider when looking for cheap,
safe and simple options to relieve eczema itch:
·
Cold
pressed extra virgin olive oil applied on skin after a warm shower to
effectively moisturize the skin.
·
Refrain
from using regular soaps, as they may contain allergens that are highly
irritable to the skin.
·
Use
Aloe Vera gel to soothe inflammation to help eliminate flare ups
·
Take
sea salt baths to invigorate blood circulation, simply add 2 cups of sea salt
to your warm bath and soak for 10 minutes.
·
You
can also choose an oatmeal based cleanser to wash the body. Oatmeal contains
anti-inflammatory properties that can help relieve itchy skin conditions and
moisturize dry skin at the same time.
·
Take
short baths rather than long ones. Soaking in a bath for a long period can
easily dry out the skin.
·
Take
a warm, but not hot, shower every day to help reduce itching. This also will
help reduce the dry skin that results from the eczema and leads to itching.
·
Apply
moisturizers to the skin daily, preferably right after a bath and at least
twice a day. The more the skin stays moisturized, the less itchy breakouts will
occur.
·
Use
flax seed oil or pumpkin seed oil instead of regular oil for your salad
dressings.
·
Get
enough sleep to boost immune system.
·
Exercise
regularly for at least 30 minutes a day.
·
Drink
8 glasses of water every day to effectively flush out the toxins as well as
hydrate the skin.
·
Limit
sugar intake and eat food rich in healthy oils, proteins and vegetables.
·
Avoid
caffeine and processed food.
·
Wear
loose clothing when you are suffering from an outbreak of eczema. Tight
clothing can rub against and irritate the skin, causing it to itch.
By Fay Spencer who
is the author of 14 Days Eczema Cure which offers many ideas on how to treat
eczema within 14 days by using readily accessible natural products and applying
them in the right balance.
The 14 Days Eczema
Cure is a comprehensive and holistic approach to curing eczema. This means that
it is safe, natural, effective and 100% drug free. This will help to cure your
eczema for good without any side effects which can happen if you use those
expensive medications, potions or steroids.
