Eczema and Dermatitis Relief with a Biological Solution

Eczema (ek´zêma)
A general term for any superficial inflammatory process involving primarily the epidermis, marked early by redness, itching, minute papules and vesicles, weeping, oozing, and crusting, and later by scaling, lichenification (thickening of the skin) and often pigmentation.

Eczema is a common allergic reaction in children but it also occurs in adults, usually in a more severe form.

Childhood eczema may persist for several years or return after the child is older.

Childhood eczema often begins in infancy, the rash appearing on the face, neck, and folds of elbows and knees. It may disappear by itself when an offending food is removed from the diet, or it may become more extensive and in some instances cover the entire surface of the body. Severe eczema can be complicated by skin infections.

Persons suffering from childhood eczema may develop another allergic condition later, most often hay fever or asthma. Eczema is sometimes caused by an allergic sensitivity to foods such as milk, fish, or eggs. Inhalant allergens such as dust and pollens rarely cause eczema. Treatment involves the use of soothing baths, moisturizing creams, topical steroids, and oral antihistamines to alleviate itching.

Dermatitis (der´mah-ti´tis) -- Inflammation of the skin. Dermatitis can result from various animal, vegetable, and chemical substances, from heat or cold, from mechanical irritation, from certain forms of malnutrition, or from infectious disease. In some cases, dermatitis may have a psychologic rather than a physical cause. The symptoms may include itching, redness, crustiness, blisters, watery discharges, fissures, or other changes in the normal condition of the skin. The treatment of dermatitis varies greatly and is determined by the cause. Cortisone-containing creams, lotions, and ointments are frequently prescribed as a palliative measure.

Contact Dermatitis
An immune system skin response marked by itching, swelling, blistering, oozing, and scaling. It is caused by direct contact between the skin and a substance to which the person is allergic or sensitive. The irritation or rash usually occurs only on that area of the body that has come into contact with the substance. The most common form of allergic contact dermatitis is that caused by POISON IVY, OAK, OR SUMAC; nickel in jewelry; and latex gloves. Other plants, too, sometimes cause an allergic reaction. Contact dermatitis may also be caused by paper, industrial oils, medicines, cosmetics, perfumes, mouthwashes, deodorants, rubber, plastics, metals, and clothing made of various materials and treated with certain preservers and dyes.

Irritant Contact Dermatitis
A non-allergic type of CONTACT DERMATITIS due to exposure to a substance that damages the skin rather than acting as a sensitizer or allergen. A non-allergic form, irritant contact dermatitis, may be induced by a substance acting as an irritant rather than as a sensitizer or allergen. Some soaps, detergents, and other cleansing products can cause a condition of the hands often referred to as irritant contact dermatitis (popularly called "housewives” dermatitis or dishpan hands"). According to dermatitis researcher Dr. Howard I. Maibach, 80% of Dermatitis is irritant and 20% is allergic.

Itching associated with Eczema and Dermatitis
The presence of itching is so characteristic of eczema that most dermatologists won’t make a diagnosis without it. Atopic eczema has been called “the itch that rashes” The itching that occurs with this condition is extremely severe and intense, and a child will scratch so hard that the skin will be broken. Once there is a break in the skin it becomes the portal of entry for bacteria to enter the blood stream and cause a secondary bacterial infection. It is important to focus on relieving the itch not trying to stop the child from scratching.

Factors that can trigger an outbreak
Dry skin
Sweating (neck, bends of elbows and knees)
Sensitivity to irritants in environment
Sensitivity to allergens
Infection
Stress and anxiety
Changes in temperature or humidity
Irritating clothing (especially wool)
Food allergies
Topical medications

It is important to know that there is NO CURE for dermatitis or eczema. The exact cause of eczema is not known.

PREVENTION: ALWAYS KEEP THE SKIN MOISTURIZED.

Avoid contact with any known substances that can cause the skin to break out. This could be food, clothing, plants, chemicals, metals, etc.

Limit bathing.
Water and soaps strip the natural oils from the skin causing drying of the skin.
Bathe using lukewarm water because hot water will dry skin.
Use a mild soap and very little of it to wash important areas.
Use a towel to blot the skin dry. Rubbing can cause irritation to the skin.
Avoid using bubble bath in tub water.

In cold climates (winter)
Use a humidifier to add moisture to the environment especially the bedroom while sleeping.
Dry heat in a home will cause dryness of the skin and cause itching.
Dress in layers so it will be possible to add or remove layers when needed.
Wear clothes made of cotton fabrics. Wool, polyester and nylon fabrics are especially irritating to the skin.
Permanent press clothing has formaldehyde resins in the fabric and can cause allergic contact Dermatitis in those that are sensitive.
Use BIOSKINBALM daily to prevent moisture loss, itching and irritation for hours.

In warmer (summer) climate
Keep environment cool (air conditioning) especially when sleeping.
Wear light cotton bedclothes.
Avoid activities outside when it is hot especially during a flare up. Sweating can cause itching.
Wear clothes made of cotton fabrics. Cotton is less irritating and will absorb perspiration and keep the skin cool
Use BIOSKINBALM daily to prevent moisture loss, itching and irritation for hours.
(ALWAYS use sun block)

Use BIOSKINBALM as a skin protectant daily to prevent moisture loss, itching and irritation.

Dry skin associated with eczema can cause itching. It is not known what will trigger an outbreak of eczema or when it will happen, so always take preventive measures.

IT IS BETTER TO PREVENT THE OUTBREAK THAN HAVE TO TREAT IT.
Skin should ALWAYS be protected even when there are no sings of irritation.

The skin, the largest organ of the body, is a waterproof barrier that protects all the other organs against infection, injury, and harmful sun rays. One of the biggest challenges of AD is to prevent a flare up, and maintain a safe
and healthy skin environment.

Many of the popular moisturizers in the market also cause acne breakouts.

DO NOT USE COMMERCIAL MOISTURIZERS. Moisturizers contain chemicals that are absorbed in your skin to attract water, which may lead to an increased water-pressure in the true skin, which pinches off sebum canals, causing acne if also much sebum is produced. To protect your outer skin from dehydration you instead should use a fingertip of OIL. Spread that all over your face after you have made your face a tiny little bit moist by spraying some low mineral bottle water with a plant spray (not so much that drops are formed; just that you feel it but don't clearly see it).

Cosmetic moisturizers do not moisturize the skin, but only block the normal loss of water from the skin's surface. For very dry skin that has excessive water loss, these products can be helpful for a time. But they also hydrate (wet) and loosen the skin's protective outer proteins and degrade the protective qualities of these proteins. The only way the skin can truly be moisturized is via the skin's internal synthesis of new proteoglycans and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs) which hold water in the skin.

BIOSKINBALM initially attracts moisture to your skin and then it speeds the formation of new collagen and elastin cells that give the skin strength and elasticity.

BIOSKINBALM produces a natural rebuilding of the skin, removes imperfections, rebuilds collagen and elastin fibers that tighten skin, and increases the amount of glycosamoinoglycans, the moisture-holding proteins that give skin its firmness.

Cosmetic products that contain collagen, or elastin, or DNA have no effect on the skin's production of collagen and elastin, and have no effect on the skin's firmness or elasticity, and also have no effect on the rate of skin renewal. They only serve to attract water to the surface of the skin.

Only collagen and elastin that is produced within the skin helps improve skin firmness and elasticity.

Recommendation: Use natural products that kill germs, clean debris, and open pores without causing any irritation or side effects. Better choose one which also helps to regenerate damaged tissues. Try BIOSKINBALM

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