I have created an Eczema Healing & Rejuvenation Plan. Here is what you should expect from any such plan created to clear your eczema and rejuvenate your body.
The Eczema Healing & Rejuvenation Plan is part of a bigger, organic raw and living food education and detoxification system entitled: Superior Health.
The Eczema Healing & Rejuvenation Plan is a fourteen day deep cleaning, skin rejuvenation program that will eliminate stored waste from your body and revitalize every cell in your system.
It is a gentle detoxification program that will begin the process of restoring your skin to its youthful, smooth condition. You will begin to notice your skin become firmer and more toned within a few days.
Its purpose is to change your health regime; in a very short period of time you dramatically transform the condition of your body. Hopefully as a result of following the plan you will adopt some new and powerful habits that will continue after the initial two week period.
If you want to continue long term there is a more advanced program that will transform your lifestyle and create a level of well being most people have never before experienced. Such as feeling tremendously energetic all day long.
Any The Eczema Healing & Rejuvenation Plan should:
- Increase wound healing rate
- Create smoother skin
- Gentle detox your whole system.
- Tone and strengthen your body
- Rejuvenate your immune system
- Increase your energy levels
- Increase self esteem
Any such plan will ensure you consume a lot of raw, organic foods which will include lots of green vegetables, fruit, pulses, wholegrains and one or two super foods.
You can follow any plan whatever you do for a living. If you work, attend college or university, are a stay at home mom or whatever, the plan should be easy to follow.
As a result of following such a plan your skin will be totally transformed.
Author: Janet Simpson
Tuesday, April 1, 2008
Treatments of Eczema – Eczema Healing & Rejuvenation Plan
Treatments of Eczema – Detox to Heal Eczema
Cleansing your body is the foundation to superior health. The first thing to do if you want to change your health is to cleanse your body.
Detoxifying your system happens of its own accord every single day. It is a natural body function. Your body uses various organs and methods for detoxification. Your skin, bowels, urine, your lymph and your breathing.
However, in the West (particularly in the US and UK) you need to speed up the cleansing process as your body may become overwhelmed by the amount of excess waste and toxin your body must process.
This additional waste is produced from the foods you eat and your life style and because of the ever increasing pollution we are exposed to.
The best way to kick start your new health regime and to eliminate probably years and years of hidden waste is by following a gentle detox for between 5 and 8 days.
If you follow a three day cleanse be sure to begin on a Friday when you have the weekend to relax and chill whilst your body is working overtime.
To follow a three day apple fast purchase a box of organic apples from your green grocer. Ensure you pick three or four varieties and eat as many as you wish over the three days.
After your cleanse you should feel revitalized, rejuvenated, more energetic and your skin should be much calmer.
The best way to change your health for the better is with a gentle detox.
Author: Janet Simpson
What Do You Know About Scabies (scabetic Eczema)-skin Disorders
Diagnostic Hallmarks
Distribution: finger webs, elbows, axillary folds, buttocks, breasts, and penis
History of contagion (family members or sexual partner with evidence of similar disease)
Identification of the mites, feces, or ova in scrapings from lesions
Response to therapy
Clinical Presentation
Scabies is basically a vesicular disease but the intensity of itching leads to such vigorous scratching that vesicles are destroyed as quickly as they are formed. This results in a presentation that almost always appears predominantly eczematous in morphology. Careful examination in a suspected case usually does reveal an occasional intact oval or linear vesicle (burrow), but these are terribly easy to overlook. The width of scabetic burrows is about 1 mm, and the length is generally 1.5 to 3.0 mm. Inflarnmation is prominent in excoriated lesions but is variable around intact burrows.
The distribution of lesions is quite characteristic. Burrows and excoriated papules are most commonly found in the web spaces of the fingers, around the elbows, on the anterior axillary folds, and over the buttocks. The breasts in women and the shaft and glans of the penis in men are also frequently affected. In patients with chronic infestation, widespread involvement of the trunk and extremities may also be noted. The face, except occasionally in infants, is normally spared.
Initially, burrows and eczematous papules are few in number, isolated, and widely separated. The scattered nature and small size of the eczematous lesions is a valuable diagnostic clue during the first few weeks of infestation, but this feature is lost in well-established cases of many months duration.
A history of contagion is an important diagnostic feature. Therefore, patients should be queried about the presence of pruritic eruptions in family members, friends, and sexual partners. In instances where clinical suspicion is high, it is permissible to attempt confirmation of one's diagnosis through a therapeutic trial of antiscabetic medication. Rapid response, as measured by abrupt cessation of itching, is tantamount to proof of diagnosis.
Identification of the mite in scrapings from lesions is theoretically desirable but is not always possible. In fact, scrapings carried out from any lesion other than an intact burrow are so rarely positive they are not worth the effort. When an intact burrow is present, the roof can be lifted off with a thin scalpel shave technique. This roof, together with material subsequently scraped from the base of the burrow, is then transferred to a microscope slide. A drop of immersion oil is placed over the scrapings, and a coverslip is applied. Examination under low power will regularly reveal mites, ova, or feces.
Atypical Manifestations. In a small number of patients a residuum of long-lasting, dome-shaped, erythematous, pruritic nodules remains after treatment has been completed. These papules and nodules are most commonly seen in young men, particularly around the waist and in the groin. These lesions do not contain live mites, instead, they apparently form as an immunologic response to scabetic antigenic material that remains after treatment. The lesions do eventually disappear but their resolution can be hastened by the intralesional injection of triamcinolone.
Under some circumstances (very poor hygiene, marked immunosuppression, or in institutionalized persons), scabetic infestation can become overwhelming, so that the entire body is involved in a generalized eczematous eruption. Such widespread infestation, sometimes severe enough to be termed exfoliative erythrodermatitis, has in the past been known as Norwegian scabies.
Author: Robert Baird
