Eczema Problems Can be Treated Naturally
Ancient herbs have proven to be an effective natural remedy for eczema problems for centuries. Conversely, most modern medical eczema treatment aims to control the symptoms by reducing inflammation and relieving itching. Unfortunately, there are no “quick fixes”, even for mild cases. Permanent relief from eczema problems requires earnest effort and time.
Since eczema in an infirmity that starts within the body, it is essential to treat the inner body in an attempt to control the condition at the roots and stop allergic reactions. Thus the mind and vital organs need to proper care. Eat healthy foods and stay hydrated on the inside by drinking adequate water daily. The following suggestions focus on external skin treatment.
Ancient Herbs that Can Clear Eczema Problems
Neem Leaf Powder and Neem Oil have been used for preparing hair and skin cosmetics for centuries. Included in the numerous ancient benefits of neem (Azadirachta indica): effective treatment for eczema, athlete’s foot and other fungal or bacterial infections. It’s important to note that neem has a very pungent smell, which can be masked with a few drops of a naturally scented essential oil or mixed with more fragrant herbs or powders like rose petal, cinnamon, etc.
Multani mitti clay (fuller’s earth) is another ancient herb that can help keep skin dry and aid in healing. Multani mitti absorbs extra heat from the body and cools it down. It also improves blood circulation, treating acidity problems.
Cinnamon has also been used as a natural antiseptic, antibacterial treatment for eczema and athlete’s foot.
Eczema Treatments with Ancient Herbs
Reetha Fruit Full Body Soak
Pure Reetha Powder Organic Wash. Reetha Fruit is an ancient botanical used for full body bath soaks or pastes applied to affected area. One to two tablespoons of ground cinnamon powder can also be added to the bath for additional relief.
Neem-Multani Mitti Foot Soak
Mix Neem Leaf Powder, Multani Mitti Clay (Fuller’s Earth) and Cinnamon. Add to foot bath water, soak and relax. Dry your feet well, especially between toes; then follow with the dusting powder treatment(s) referred to in this article.
Cinnamon Foot Soak
Boil 8-10 broken cinnamon sticks in a quart of water. Let simmer for approximately 5 minutes. Steep for and additional 40 minutes. While hot, but still tolerable, soak feet for 30-45 minutes daily. Totally dry feet; then follow with the dusting powder treatment(s) referred to in this article.
Multani Mitti Foot Mask
Take 3 tablespoons of Multani mitti and Neem Leaf Powder. Mix with milk to make a workable paste. Apply on feet; leave for 15 min. Gently rinse off with warm water. Completely dry feet with absorbent towel, then follow with the dusting powder treatment(s) referred to in this article.
Neem-Cornstarch Dusting Powder
Neem Leaf Powder can be applied to the affected area daily; especially between the toes. Use Neem Leaf Powder alone or mix with cornstarch and dust the inside of your socks with this mixture.
Multani mitti-Cornstarch Dusting Powder
Mix multani mitti clay powder (fuller’s earth) with equal parts of cornstarch and rub it on your feet before putting on socks. This is an excellent sweat absorbent.
Note: This article is only a brief review of natural eczema treatment associated with mild to moderate cases of eczema or atopic dermatitis. For more complete care on eliminating allergic reactions from eczema naturally, please see a physician or therapist, well trained in ancient natural medicinal treatment.
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