Dermatitis-Eczema-Hives

Dermatitis is a general term for conditions that cause inflammation of the skin. Examples include: atopic dermatitis (eczema), contact dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis (dandruff). These conditions cause red rashes, dry skin and itchiness among other symptoms. 

 Symptoms

There are a few subtle signs to help you decide if your rash is eczema or hives.

Eczema presents most often as dry rough pink plaques on the skin or tiny blisters, known as dyshidrotic eczema, on the hands.

Hives typically present as wheels — or larger bumps — which are not often filled with fluid. Instead mast cells, a type of immune cell, release chemicals like serotonin and histamines. These collect under the surface of the skin to fight the allergen that triggered the reaction.

While hives may cause itching themselves, eczema papules often appear as the result of dry or irritated
skin.

If you have chronic hives or eczema, your flare-ups might be linked to certain environmental conditions
or triggers. Keeping a log of when the irritation occurs can help identify common threads.

 

 Root causes
  • Dermatitis is caused by a combination of immune system activation, genetics and environmental triggers.
  • Immune system - Sometimes your immune system overreacts. If you have atopic dermatitis, your immune system reacts to seemingly small irritants or allergens. This causes inflammation.
  • Genetics - Researchers have observed that if others in your family have dermatitis, you’re more likely to have it. Additionally, experts have identified changes to genes that control a protein that helps your body maintain healthy skin. Your skin cannot remain healthy without normal levels of that protein. (ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE PSORINUM MIASM if you are a n energy tester.)
  • Environment - Your environment may make your immune system change the protective barrier of your skin. That causes more moisture to escape, and that can lead to dermatitis. Possible environmental factors include exposure to tobacco smoke and some types of air pollutants. Fragrances in some skin products and soap are also possible.
  • Exposure - Some types of dermatitis are caused by exposure to chemicals and other irritants. Perioral dermatitis, for example, may be caused by exposure to fluoride in water or toothpaste.
  • Underlying factors such as food allergies, fungal infections, lyme infection or other bacterial infections. TOXICITY AND PSORA MIASM ARE ALMOST ALWAYS A FACTOR

 

 Nutritional Support Items

ESSENTIAL:

  • Betaine HCl (NS Digestive Enzymes Plus): A form of hydrochloric acid. People with dermatitis often have low levels of hydrochloric acid. Caution: Do not take this supplement if you suffer from stomach acidity r stomach ulcers. Take as directed on label.
  •  B complex, plus extra vitamin B3 (niacin), and vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), and vitamin B12, and biotin (EQ B Complex, AI B Complex): Vitamin B complex is needed for healthy skin and proper circulation. Aids in reproduction of all cells. Vitamin B3 (niacin) is important for proper circulation and healthy skin. Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) deficiency has been linked to skin disorders. Vitamin B12 aids in cell formation and cellular longevity. Biotin deficiency has been linked to dermatitis. Caution: Do not take niacin if you have a liver disorder, gout, or high blood pressure.. Take 50–100 mg of each major B vitamin (thiamine and riboflavin) 3 times daily, with meals. Amounts of individual vitamins in a complex will vary. For vitamin B3 (niacin), take up to 35 mg daily. Do not exceed this amount. For vitamin B6 (pyridoxine), take up to 50 mg twice daily. For vitamin B12 Take 1,000–2,000 mcg daily. For biotin, take 300 mg daily.
  • Topical Relief (BL Inflam Skin): Reduces inflammation and relieves discomfort. 
  • Detox Support (EQ Specific Detox or BL VBF Defense also if Candida is a factor consider BL Candida RX:  To assist in the detox process to remove root causes 
  • EQ Psora Miasm:  Most common genetic component for skin conditions
  • Vitamin C (NS Liposomal Vitamin C): Inhibits inflammation and stabilizes cell membranes. Take as directed on label. Do not exceed 2,000 mg daily. 
  • Vitamin E (EQ Initial E): Relieves itching and dryness. Take 90 mg (200 IU) daily.
  • Zinc (EQ Zinc): Aids healing and enhances immune function.  Take up to 40 mg daily. Do not exceed this amount.
  • Vitamin A (NS Liver Support): Vitamin A is needed for smooth skin. Aids in preventing dryness. For vitamin A, take up to 3,000 mcg (10,000 IU) daily for 1 month, then 1,500 mcg (5,000 IU) daily for 2 weeks, then reduce to 900 mcg (3,000 IU) daily. If you are pregnant, do not exceed 3,000 mcg (10,000 IU) daily. .
  • Vitamin D (EQ D3, AI D3): Aids in healing of tissues. Take 10–40 mcg (400–1,000 IU) daily.
  • Detoxifying Herbs (NS Burdock 2 caps 2-3 times daily, NS Nettle 2 caps 2-3 times daily):  Aids in cleansing and detoxification

IMPORTANT:

  • Essential fatty acids (NS Omega Complete 1-2 caps daily,  EQ Primrose Oil 1-3 caps daily): Promotes ----lubrication of the skin. Take as directed on label.
  • Kelp (EQ Kelpcom 35-50 drops 2-3 times daily): Contains iodine and other minerals needed for healing of tissues. Take 1,000 mg daily or as directed on label.

HELPFUL:

  • Bee Pollen (EQ Propilicom 35 - 50 drops 2-3 times daily):  Nutrients designed to fight allergic flare-ups. Take as directed on label.
  • Coenzyme Q10 (EQ CoQ10, FGF CoMega): Removes toxins from the body, boosts the immune system, improves overall physical and mental processes. For either, take as directed on label.
  • Amino Acids (NS Amino Acid Complex 4 caps daily): To supply protein, important for construction and repair of all tissues. Take as directed on label, on an empty stomach.
  • Probiotic (EQ HDA, BL Probiotic Plus):  Prevents the overgrowth of yeasts in the body. Take as directed on label.
  • Shark cartilage (EQ Shark Cartilage 10 drops 2-3 times daily): Reduces inflammation in eczema. Take 1 gram per 15 lbs of body weight daily, divided into 3 doses.

 

Supplements
EQ - Energique  |  NS - Natural Solutions | AI - Alive Innovations | BL - Bio Light | FGF

Supplementation will depend on the cause.    

In skin issues no matter the cause, the following will help:

 

 Whole Food Sources and Spices
There’s no single diet that will help manage eczema for everyone. Because eating certain foods may trigger eczema flare-ups in different people, you may be able to reduce your symptoms by finding an eating plan that works for you.
Not everyone will have issues with the foods listed below, but common food allergies associated with eczema include:
  • cow’s milk
  • peanuts
  • eggs
  • soy products
  • wheat
  • tree nuts
  • Fatty fish
  • shellfish

Eating certain foods doesn’t appear to cause eczema, although it may trigger a flare-up if you already have the condition. Sticking to an eczema-friendly diet may help manage your symptoms. Not everyone will have the same reactions or flare-ups to the same foods.

Foods to eat are Probiotic-rich foods that include:

  • miso soup
  • naturally fermented pickles
  • unpasteurized sauerkraut
  • kombucha
  • kefir
  • tempeh
  • Foods high in quercetin include:
  • apples
  • berries
  • grapes
  • broccoli
  • pepper
  • green tea
  • Fatty fish

 

 Gemstones and Crystals
  • Amethyst
  • Green aventurine
  • Fluorite
  • Agate
  • Aquamarine

 

 Herbs
  • Burdock
  • Calendula
  • Witch Hazel
  • St. John’s Wort
  • Evening Primrose
  • Chamomile
  • Centella
  • Jewel Weed
  • Licorice Root
  • Comfrey
  • Gotu Kola
  • Copaiba balsam
  • Cleavers

 

 Homeopathy
  • Graphites
  • Sulphur
  • Natrum Mur
  • Petroleum for eczema with deep cracks on skin.
  • Mezereum
  • Psorinum

 

 Beneficial Techniques and Modalities
Ionic Foot Baths, Photonic Mat Therapy, Rife frequencies, Imprinted Laser Therapy

 

 Home Remedies
Try these tips to reduce your stress:
  • Take deep breaths. Count to ten.
  • Don’t aim for perfection. Accept that you can’t control everything.
  • Exercise every day.
  • Get plenty of sleep.
  • Limit caffeine and alcohol.
  • Eat healthy meals.
  • Laugh a lot and try to have a positive attitude.
  • Journal.
  • Talk to friends and family.
There are several things you can do to help resolve, improve, or avoid eczema flare-ups. A primary goal
of eczema management is to minimize triggers and keep skin moisturized. These include:
  • diet
  • oatmeal baths
  • natural oils and creams
  • acupuncture or acupressure
  • meditation or stress relief
  • light therapy

 

 Essential Oils and Aromatherapy
  • Tea tree oil
  • Lavender
  • Chamomile
  • Thyme
  • Frankincense
  • Rose geranium
  • Basil oil
  • Helichrysum
  • Eucalyptus
  • Bergamot
  • Turmeric oil
  • Sandalwood oil
  • The best carrier oil for Eczema is Virgin Coconut oil
  • Shea butter
  • Avocado oil
  • Olive oil
  • Vitamin E oil
  • Sweet almond oil

 

Acupuncture

Apply pressure at the large intestine 11 (LI11) acupuncture point using a small titanium pellet resembling a tiny BB. This acupuncture point is located approximately at the end of the elbow crease, and is a point that is frequently used in red, itchy skin conditions.

 

Reflexology
Itchy skin diseases are usually caused by the body’s inflammatory response, which can affect certain layers of the skin and spread to different areas. This pressure point helps stimulate the function of the adrenal glands and cure skin diseases that cause itching. Sit comfortably and massage the palm of your foot in a circular motion using your thumb focusing right under the pad of your big toe for 5 minutes. If you feel that the point starts to hurt a bit, you’re pressing it correctly. Repeat the massage on the other foot as well, and do it every day.
The thyroid is the organ to target if you want to improve the overall health of your skin. Thyroid dysfunction can lead to various problems that mainly cause dryness and skin allergies. This point is located in the joint of the big toe and massaging it can balance the activity of the thyroid gland. Sit comfortably and hold your foot in your hand, place your thumb between the big toe and the second toe, and gently press the toe joint for 7-8 minutes until you feel general relaxation. Repeat it on the other foot and do it every day.

Almost all skin diseases are related to the liver, and massaging the pressure point that correlates with it will help this vital organ remove infections and toxins from your skin. The liver pressure point can be found in the center of the palm, above the wrist and under the index finger. Hold the point with your thumb and massage it while applying pressure for 5 minutes. Different points of the palm may hurt. If this happens, message the same spots for 3 minutes and then change hands and massage the second hand at the same point, go back and massage the points that hurt. In a few weeks, you will experience a significant change in skin health if you massage this point daily.

Massaging the gallbladder pressure point can revive the digestive system and help it remove toxins from the body more efficiently. You’ll find this point in the palm of the hand between the base joint of the pinky and the joint after it, where a ring would rest. Place your thumb on the point and press it for 2-3 minutes. Repeat with your other hand and do it every day.

Massaging this point will help your skin absorb more minerals and vitamins, as well as improve blood flow to the pituitary gland, which secretes a hormone called MSH whose role is to stimulate melanocytes in the skin to secrete melanin. You will find this point on your thumb pad - massage the top of your thumb pad for 5 minutes. Do this with your other hand and make sure to repeat every day.

This point also affects the pituitary gland, whose functioning helps to improve overall skin health. You will find it between the eyebrows in the area where the forehead and the bridge of the nose meet. Press the point with your index finger and gently massage it for 60 seconds daily to experience an improvement in your skin condition.

 

Bio-Energetic Balancing Remedies Suggestions

Determine the root issue with the testing.  If Food Allergies, address food sensitivities through imprinting foods into something like EQ Histastat Food, if Fungal issues are the underlying cause imprint into EQ Fungistat, If Lyme imprint into Jointox BB etc..

Run a skin scan and use the Search Criteria and set the Type to Description and add 3-5 energies for each symptom the client is experiencing (like Dermatitis, Eczema, Hives, Itching etc.)  Set the Type to Item and add the homeopathics listed in this article.  Imprint the Red Laser and treat the affected area 2-5 minutes per laser session.  Repeat at least 4 times daily until symptom subsides.  Also imprint to a remedy like EQ DermaRash HP and take orally at least 3 to 4 times daily.


*The information provided in this guide is for educational purposes only and has not been evaluated by the FDA. It is not intended as a substitute for the diagnosis, treatment, and advice of a qualified licensed medical professional.

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