My personal experience is that CS will NOT "heal" eczema. Eczema is
an allergic reaction. To get true "healing" you need to eliminate the
allergen first, and second, try to find and address why you are
allergic. I have done ok with the first, am working on the second. Oral
CS can help with intestinal candida, or systemic infections that might
be part (my opinion) of the allergy.
This doesn't mean CS cannot help eczema. I used a 50/50 mix of CS and
Aloe Vera juice to help sooth the affected skin areas. It keeps the skin
moist,and prevents secondary infections. Some people have wet the rash
with CS then wrapped it with saran wrap. I didn't try that, I wet the
skin well with the CS/Aloe, and then covered with a thick layer of
homemade hand cream.
I also took a combination of antihistamines---a protocol actually
developed for hives, but I have those too, right in the eczema, so it
helped a lot---it is to take 150 mg of Zantac with Zyrtec or similar. I
took it with generic benedryl because my Rx for Zyrtec ran out, and it
is horribly expensive anyway. If you want the URL for the protocol I
have it saved and can send it to you. And I used various homeopathic
remedies, too, and sometimes I had to use ice packs also.
Depending on the stage and severity of the eczema and how painful it
is, you can also use a mix of CS/DMSO on the rash. I used 90% CS and 5%
(of a 70%)DMSO. When the eczema isn't too bad this can really knock it
down and give good relief for hours and hours. But if the rash is very
bad, using the DMSO on it is just too painful. The DMSO causes histamine
release, I'm told, so the first thing it does is make the itching worse,
but a couple of applications seem to exhause the capability of the skin
to produce histamine, so that is why it gives relief. But please, if the
skin is very painful, don't try it on a large area unless your pain
threshold is a hell of a lot higher than mine is.
HTH,
paula
scl...@netzero.com wrote:
Anyone have reports of healing excema with CS ?
I would expect you would have to use cs topically and orally for best success.
Steve
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