Not Normal

Not sure why I like this stuff so much but I sure love it!

Laugh if you must, but it has saved me thousands!

Averaging a haircut a month for 14 years now at $15 a cut, I've saved well over $2000!

I have suffered many years with agonizing eczema on my neck and shoulder, 15 years or more. I can't tell you how it affects your life... or maybe you know!

Eczema can be beaten but the path to freedom is different for everyone. Here is what worked for me just this last year.

It’s a total body approach, and I’m not exactly sure what my turning point was, but I think greens superfood played a large part. Greens are not the tastiest thing on the planet but done right I couldn’t even taste greens in my smoothies, or just take greens straight with water. My Vitamix was also a big part of getting well, and I still use it once or twice a day.

I like these greens brands as they aren’t full of binders and fillers; Trophic Greens Concentrate , Whole Greens, Amazing Grass . Take it slow at first as your Eczema can get worse at first, then as things improve, build to the recommended serving. Look for greens brands low in fillers, some are half full of things like flax powder and/or lecithin, which are good, but are inexpensive by themselves. Other healthy supplement to build you body are things like, chai seeds, fish oils and hemp protein. Getting healthy isn't cheap but a small price to pay for feeling good!

Food allergys are a common problem and I think the foods I reacted to over the years changed, so rotating the foods I ate every 3 or 4 days helped. Drink lots of water (8 glasses minimum a day), get lots of fibre (25 g per day), eats lots of fruit and vegetables. Get the sugar (my vice) out of your diet! We eat too many acid foods, is your ph balance is off? Research acid/alkaline foods. Once your eczema is under control enjoy all foods, but the key is moderation. I don’t think eczema ever totally goes away as I sometimes feel a spot coming up and realize it’s time to smarten up.

Even though I don’t believe creams are the solution to the source of the problem (and I have tried many), one that is amazing and helped me a lot is Sulforaphane. Very expensive but remarkable stuff. Some others that I think helped are Broody Chick Diaper Cream and Gardner’s Dream Cream. Cortizone creams and Immune Deppressant creams can be part of your treatment but they MUST NOT be considered the solution as they don't treat the source of the problem. If you do use them, the longer you take a break between cycles makes a big difference as they loose thier effectiveness with constant use.

I can't tell you how nice it is not to itch and scratch all the time, not to mention not worrying about covering up!

I'm constantly amazed with the technology we take for granted! Something as simple as driving up island at 110km/h in the air conditioned comfort of my Honda Civic listening to my MP3's, was impossible 100 years ago!