How to Treat Ear Seborrheic Dermatitis Naturally
By Laura Dolgy (see bio below) If you are noticing dry, scaly skin in or around your ears, you may be suffering from ear seborrheic dermatitis. This is a form of eczema, affecting adults and babies alike, which may lead to infection and inflammation of the ear canal if left provoked and untreated. Fortunately, there…
Read MoreRaw Food Eczema Diet: My Post Birth Healing Story
By Abby Lai (see bio below) In 2017, Abby Lai (creator of Eczema Conquerors) started having post-birth flare ups. Discover her journey, as well as how she managed to control her skin with a raw food eczema diet.
Read MoreWhy You Should Try a Coconut Oil Bath for Eczema
As discussed in previous posts, both baking soda baths and apple cider vinegar baths are a safe and effective alternative to bleach baths, a common therapy recommended by dermatologists. This week, we’re sharing a different type of bath alternative: coconut oil baths! Discover this soothing and nourishing therapy that can help relieve itchy skin. Coconut…
Read MoreEczema Staph Infections: What You Need to Know
By Laura Dolgy (see bio below) Eczema can be an extremely irritating, uncomfortable and even painful skin condition. Throw in an eczema staph infection and treatment can become even more complicated. Discover the various types of eczema staph infections like furuncles, impetigo and cellulitis and how you can protect your or your little one’s skin.…
Read MoreMedicare and Allergy Treatments: How Are You Covered?
By Danielle K. Roberts (see bio below) Do you suffer from allergies? Chances are that you do: In the United States, there are over 50 million allergy sufferers. Allergies can come in the form of skin allergies, food allergies, asthma, and seasonal airborne allergies. Allergic rhinitis (or hay fever) affects 25 million Americans, making it…
Read MoreHot Water on Eczema: Do They Mix?
Hot water and eczema, by many accounts, don’t mix – so why do so many eczema sufferers claim it helps them? Read on to discover how hot water on eczema interact. Why Can’t I Use Hot Water On Eczema? The short answer: because it’s dehydrating. Heat is one of the most common triggers for eczema…
Read More5 Natural Diaper Rash Home Remedies
Jenny Silverstone (see bio below) You went to change your baby’s diaper and noticed the few red bumps that were there earlier in the day have upgraded to a full-fledged diaper rash. How can you help that rash clear up as soon as possible without compromising your commitment to natural remedies? It’s a cinch with…
Read MoreSalt Water For Eczema: Harmful or Helpful?
With summer finally here, families are already heading to the beach to bask in the sun and enjoy a swim. For eczema sufferers, many wonder whether the ocean’s salt water can affect eczema. Discover the pros and cons of salt water for eczema and how to maximize its benefits below. Getting Some Vitamin Sea First…
Read MoreMedical Treatments for Eczema: What is Covered by Medicare?
By Danielle K. Roberts (see bio below) Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a condition where a person’s skin can flare up in an itchy, inflamed rash. The rash usually flares up in places that typically stay warm such as elbow creases and behind the knees. Although the cause of eczema is unknown, we…
Read MoreCan a Nightshades Allergy Trigger Eczema?
Nightshade allergies are becoming increasingly common, but can it trigger an eczema flare up? Discover what Jennifer Fugo, MS, CNS, and founder of Skinterrupt has to say about this connection in our video below. Scroll down to read the full transcript. (begin transcript) Today, I want to talk to you about eczema and nightshades. A…
Read MoreRethinking Baby Peanut Allergies with Dr. Ron Sunog
By Ron Sunog, MD (see bio below) Dr. Ron Sunog shares his thoughts on the newest LEAP study that provided groundbreaking news about baby peanut allergies and introducing baby food allergens early on in infancy. If you’re looking to introduce peanuts to your little one or feel skeptic, we definitely suggest reading on.
Read MoreHow to Naturally Heal Face Eczema in Babies
Is your little one suffering from a baby face rash? Face eczema in babies is actually more common than you think. Normally this form of eczema appears in red patches and irritated skin that feels dry and itchy. Eczema in babies develops because the body is not producing enough fatty cells, which stops the body…
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