Eczema can be a sign of Candida. If it where me, I would stay away from lavender, use Myrrh and/or coriander along with melaleuca. Detox with GX Assist and PB Assist, one a day for 10 days. I would also look at diet, no sugars or processed food. That would be a good start.
For immediate relief, I would do Myrrh, Melaleuca and helicrysum. Again, stay away from lavender, it pulls toxins out and it is too hard for people with eczema. Hope this helps.
Erika Tenney, C.H.L.C.
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"The body weeps the tears the eyes refuse to shed."
-- Donald Epstein, D.C.
Personally we've found links between allergies and eczema. You could try some of the eczema oils, but I've found that figuring out the root cause points to the oils that will work best. If she's not willing or able to do that then the suggestions already mentioned are probably the best starting point. Good luck!
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On Sunday, March 10, 2013 11:06:29 PM UTC-4, Jadine Furline wrote:
It could be eczema. She has it on her upper body and recently just had a flare up on the face.--
On Saturday, March 9, 2013 4:45:42 AM UTC-8, Helen Tenney wrote:Any ideas what is causing the itching?
On Friday, March 8, 2013 10:45:08 PM UTC-5, Jadine Furline wrote:My friend recently told me that she has been scratching her scalp so bad that it looks infected. She said once it was scratched, she took a shower and it was in so much pain that she used the oils and then help cleaning it with water and a tissue to make sure the hair dried. The scalp however wasn't drying and by the next morning the cuts were moist with some liquid came out. She washed it again (no soap) and applied Lavender oil and Melaleuca (sp?) oil. Was this the right way of doing it? It's now currently dried up but it's yellow scabs.
She is asking me because she wants to know if she needs to wash with water again and apply the same two oils or use other oils? She only has frankensense and on guard oils. Or should she just continue with the lavender and melaleuca oils and hoping it'll heal.
She is very worried right now.
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