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My Best Friend Was Diagnosed With Atopic Dermatitis In December 2006, Shes Had It For A Year And A Half Now And None Of The Creams She Takes Works. I Really Want To Help Her Because Shes Afraid Of People Seeing Her Spots In Her Body. It Has Really Affected Her Life! She Refuses To Go Out Anywhere With Out A Jacket Or Anything. I Really Want To Help Her Find A Cure For It. So If Please Anyone Knows How To Help My Friend Please Tell Me! She Is In Desperate Needs!!!
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Joined: Apr 2007
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Try black walnut hull tincture. You can drink a teaspoon a day in a glass of water for 2-4 weeks and also apply topically. Kills fungus and other parasites that cause skin problems.
Coconut oil also kils fungus and can be used longterm, internally and topically.
She needs to wash all her clothes and bedding real well. use ammonia.
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I second sosick. If this is fungal/parasitic in nature or has its roots there, she'd be wise to address those problems, as the skin is just a reflection of the turmoil inside.
So often it's fungal/parasitic too. She would be wise to oust all sugar and wheat/gluten and yeast and possibly milk from her diet also. Those things play havoc and feed fungus, candida and parasites.
And consume more healthy foods at the sametime. I don't know if there is any "cure", apart from helping the body do the job itself...which in the end is the only cure anyway.
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Most people need medications at some point to manage their atopic dermatitis. Some people have to use medication every day because their atopic dermatitis is severe, while others only have to use medication for flare-ups. Often people have a range of medication they can use -- stronger ones for severe symptoms and milder ones for milder symptoms. It is important to know how and when to use the medications you are prescribed. If you ever have any question about your medication, you should always ask your doctor.
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Hi Everybody, ((( Smiles )))
Ya.. It's allways good to be carefull when it's related to medication.. Ya.. Fungal and parasitic ect... is a good thing to look into like Bex brought up...
Also my sister had a bad case of allergy/ dermatitis when she was a child.. It was so bad it cracked and was red and looked pretty bad on her legs ect..
My mother had to put gloves on her hands at night so she wouldn't scratch it and make it worse.. And the doctors gave her stuff but it didn't get rid of it.. So my mother read about peanut oil and started useing that daily.. And eventually it did get better..
Have no idea why but it worked for her.. But internal/ external ya.. Got to look at both sides.. But what attracted me here is..
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