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A Korean study shows a significant link between high mercury levels in the blood and occurrence of skin condition, known as eczema. The study measured mercury levels in their subjects and found that even at blood levels deemed safe by the US agencies, they had a 50% greater chance of developing eczema during their lifetime. ﾠ

… the latest addition to the list of health problemslinked to mercury levels currently considered safe. Mercury exposure – possibly through eating seafood – is linked to a greater risk of contracting atopic dermatitis, a common skin disease known …

It makes you wonder how safe are the “safe levels” established by US agencies. Does anybody even care about our health?

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Stress and a poor nutrition can trigger a new onset of eczema even after being dormant for years. Homeopathic treatment could be another option for eczema sufferers. It usually works best in combination with other natural remedies.

Eczema is a chronic skin condition that for some people can be very difficult to control. Steroid creams and drugs are often effective for temporarily …

Managing stress and eating a healthy diet, rich in fresh fruits and vegetables, nuts and seeds is the best way to support any natural treatment or remedy for skin problems.

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Eczema is a very common condition especially in small children. Dry, red and itchy skin is the cause of scratching which leads to inflammation. There are several natural treatments for this skin condition, that work well if used regularly. Find out if they will work for your skin problems.

Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a common condition and frequent complaint in primary care offices. It estimated to be prevalent in 1 percent of adults and 5 percent of children. The symptoms include dry, red, itchy and inflamed skin, …

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Natural remedies don’t have all the side effects that steroid creams have.

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Eczema can be a very painful and embarrassing skin condition. Conventional medicine offers chemical loaded creams that only cover up the symptoms. If you truly want to get rid of eczema, you need to address the cause of it. Most often this itchy skin problem is caused by food allergies, especially sensitivity to dairy products. Here are a few tips to find out if your eczema is caused by dairy consumption.

In a recent post I mentioned my struggle with eczema over the holiday season. In my research, I learned that this skin condition—which causes itching, redness, and rashes—is often connected to allergies. People can experience flare-ups in response to …

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If you are sensitive to dairy, eliminating it from your diet permanently might alleviate many other health problems that you have been suffering from.

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Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is closely related to food allergies, like milk and eggs, especially in younger children. Eliminating the offending foods from the child’s diet can bring significant improvement and relief from this severe skin problem.

SATURDAY, March 19 (HealthDay News) — Children with more severe cases of the skin condition known as eczema are less likely than others to outgrow their milk or egg allergy, the results of a new study suggest. Unlike peanut or seafood allergies, …

The best topical treatment for eczema I found, is green tea extract. Just put a couple of drops on the skin and rub it in. But in order to eliminate the problem completely, you need to remove the causes of eczema. Ask your doctor to perform some blood tests to find out if you have any food allergies. You can also try the elimination diet and remove the most allergenic foods from your diet and then reintroduce them back one by one.

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