skin problems

[Guest guest]

Here are some thing that you can try for dry skin. Is the itchy rash from

something other than dry skin? Such as allergy, dermatitis. If so, I can

send other things.

Dottie

 

Aloe Gel:

The thick mucilaginous gel is an ideal home first aid cure for burns,

wounds, and sunburn. It is also useful for any dry skin condition,

especially eczema around the eyes and sensitive facial skin, and can be used

for treating fungal infections such as ringworm. In Ayurvedic medicine, the

gel is an important tonic for excess " pitta " (fire).

 

Floating bath oil for dry skin:

2 ounces vegetable oil

12 drops each of lavender and rose geranium essential oil

Combine the ingredients. Use 1 teaspoon per bath.

 

Dry and damaged skin:

This bath recipe contains the relaxing aroma of lavender, along with oatmeal

and baking soda, which are soothing to dry, sensitive skin.

1 cup dried lavender flowers

2 cups oatmeal

1/2 cup baking soda

 

Place the ingredients inside a food processor or blender. Grind to a

smooth, fine powder. The powder should have the consistency of whole grain

flour. Pour into a clean, airtight container or use a resealable plastic

bag.

Pour one-half cup into your bath as you fill the tub for a soothing, end of

day treat. Yield: 28 ounces, enough for seven baths

 

Cleanser for Dry complexion:

2 ounces aloe vera gel

1 teaspoon vegetable oil

1 teaspoon glycerine

1/2 teaspoon grapefruit seed extract

8 drops sandalwood essential oil

4 drops rosemary essential oil

 

Blend the ingredients. Shake well before each use. Apply with a cotton

ball, then rinse off with water. Gently pat face dry.

 

Toner for Dry complexion:

2 ounces aloe vera gel

2 ounces orange blossom water

1 teaspoon vinegar

6 drops rose geranium essential oil

4 drops sandalwood essential oil

1 drop each chamomile and jasmine essential oils, optional

800 IU vitamin E oil, or two 400-IU vitamin E capsules

 

Combine ingredients (if using vitamin E capsules, pop them open and squeeze

the oil into the mixture). Shake before using. This toner can be used as an

aftershave.

 

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[herbal remedies] Skin Problems

 

 

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>

> I'm new to the list and wondered if anyone has any susgestions for dry

> skin. I also have a itchy rash in one place.

>

> Chris

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

 

I had acne when I was a teenager and really sympathize with your

daughter.

 

In my experience, anything that overstimulated or affected the

liver or liver meridian made the acne worse. (It still does.)

The biggest culprit was caffeine in any form. I drank a lot of

diet sodas and tea and had no idea that I was making the problem

so very much worse! Coffee is the worst of all. I'm not one of

those people who think all caffeine or all coffee is always bad.

But it does make pimples and acne worse. So look for gentle

herbs that help keep the liver functioning properly and get her

completely off caffeine, if she's drinking it--sodas, tea,

coffee. I drink an herbal infusion with dandelion and burdock

that seems to help.

 

In terms of stones, my standard to suck up bad stuff of all

kinds is black tourmaline. Place it over the liver. Also citrine

and peridot over the third chakra and liver to help balance it.

 

I haven't tried this but since blue is an antidote to red,

inflamed conditions, it might be good to try a cool blue stone,

like sodalite or blue lace agate or kyanite. Maybe infuse the

agate or sodalite in water and use it as a face rinse and also

drink it. (Think I'll try that myself -- I'll let you know my

results.)

 

Good luck to you and bless you both!

 

--- CrystalMoonStar1 wrote:

> Hi All

>

> I wonder if anyone can offer any advice here?

> My 13 year old has terrible problems with her skin, spots etc.

> and we have

> tried most things that the doctor has had to offer us.

> Nothing has worked

> and we are now witing for a specialsit appointment.

> She is beginning to get very upset abotu this and was in tears

 

 

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Is she known to be agressive at times???

 

Skin problems

 

 

Hi All

 

I wonder if anyone can offer any advice here?

My 13 year old has terrible problems with her skin, spots etc. and we have

tried most things that the doctor has had to offer us. Nothing has worked

and we are now witing for a specialsit appointment.

She is beginning to get very upset abotu this and was in tears this morning

before going so scholl I feel so bad for her.....

I there any crystal or elexir which would help?

 

Thanks

Karen, UK

 

[Guest guest]

Hi I was wondering when one shaves the skin, sometimes my skin gets really red and

 

itchy and bumpy and blotchy about a few hours later for a few days. I guess my skin

 

is really sensitive I was wondering what one could do to counter the effect or to soothe

 

the skin. Aftershave doesnt seem to help at all. My mother said to put on olive oil?

 

Thank you,God bless,

Fahad

[Guest guest]

Hi I was wondering when one shaves the skin, sometimes my skin gets really

red and

 

itchy and bumpy and blotchy about a few hours later for a few days. I guess

my skin

 

is really sensitive I was wondering what one could do to counter the effect

or to soothe

 

the skin. Aftershave doesnt seem to help at all. My mother said to put on

olive oil?

 

Thank you,

 

God bless,

 

Fahad

[Guest guest]

Dear Fahad,

 

how are you shaving? I mean, what do you use to shave with? razor? elect shaver? soap? shaving foam?

 

Lisa

 

-

Fahad

herbal remedies

Friday, November 15, 2002 1:13 PM

Re: [herbal remedies] SKIN PROBLEMS

Hi I was wondering when one shaves the skin, sometimes my skin gets reallyred anditchy and bumpy and blotchy about a few hours later for a few days. I guessmy skinis really sensitive I was wondering what one could do to counter the effector to soothethe skin. Aftershave doesnt seem to help at all. My mother said to put onolive oil?Thank you,God bless,Fahad

[Guest guest]

Aftershave is probably irritating your skin more than not because of

the alcohol. My legs are really sensitive when I shave...I find it

helpful to shave with Jojoba oil instead of using anything that

contains stuff that is going to irritate them. Plus the oil really

lets the razor glide over the skin.

 

For the skin irritation after you shave, try using chamomile water

or lavendar water on it afterwards. That always helps me.

 

 

Kim

 

herbal remedies, " Lisa Belcher " <lisabelcher@t...> wrote:

> Dear Fahad,

>

> how are you shaving? I mean, what do you use to shave with? razor?

elect shaver? soap? shaving foam?

>

> Lisa

> -

> Fahad

> herbal remedies

> Friday, November 15, 2002 1:13 PM

> Re: [herbal remedies] SKIN PROBLEMS

>

>

> Hi I was wondering when one shaves the skin, sometimes my skin

gets really

> red and

>

> itchy and bumpy and blotchy about a few hours later for a few

days. I guess

> my skin

>

> is really sensitive I was wondering what one could do to counter

the effect

> or to soothe

>

> the skin. Aftershave doesnt seem to help at all. My mother

said to put on

> olive oil?

>

> Thank you,

>

> God bless,

>

> Fahad

>

>

>

>

> Federal Law requires that we warn you of the following:

> 1. Natural methods can sometimes backfire.

> 2. If you are pregnant, consult your physician before using any

natural remedy.

> 3. The Constitution guarantees you the right to be your own

physician and to

> prescribe for your own health.

> We are not medical doctors although MDs are welcome to post here

as long as

> they behave themselves.

> Any opinions put forth by the list members are exactly that, and

any person

> following the advice of anyone posting here does so at their own

risk.

> It is up to you to educate yourself. By accepting advice or

products from list members, you are agreeing to

> be fully responsible for your own health, and hold the List

Owner and members free of any liability.

>

> Dr. Ian Shillington

> Doctor of Naturopathy

> Dr.IanShillington@G...

>

>

[Guest guest]

Your skin is the window to your liver. Try cleasing the liver and you will see great lasting results.

 

GinaKim <irishgirl75 wrote:

 

I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other suggestions?

 

Thanks,

Kim

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[Guest guest]

Hi Kim,

 

Often, when the kidney is not functioning right, the body will use the skin to remove toxins from the body. In that case, you'd need a kidney cleanse!

 

love

Lisa

 

 

-

Kim

herbal remedies

Thursday, November 10, 2005 5:29 PM

Herbal Remedies - Skin problems

 

I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Dear Kim: " Niacin Vitamin B3 hasa been studied for it's

anti-rash abilities...try either alone or in a Vitmain B-Complex; then

see if the rashes and bumps go-away and if so let us know.

 

Another way to get Niacin Vit. B3 is by taking Brewer's Yeast.

 

Peanut-Butter is very high in Niacin; try a Natural type.(do not use

if allergic to Peanuts)esp. children)

 

When taking Niacin in a pill; watch out for " Niacin-flushes " ...this is

a " tingly-feeling " /this is one reason why more people do not take

Niacin supplements due to these " flushes " almost like a " hot-flash " .

 

Your Dr. can prescribe Niacin B3. But don't let the " Niacin Flush "

scare you...Schiff makes a " NO-flush Niacin formula...I would try that

one. Doc Could you or anyone expalin what the Niacin-flush is about?

 

Anne " A free-advice nutritionist since 1970'... " --- In

herbal remedies , " Kim " <irishgirl75@c...> wrote:

>

> I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes

and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a

doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have

been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding

something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other

suggestions?

>

> Thanks,

> Kim

>

[Guest guest]

I will try them. I have those on hand. I am worried because I have had it before and went on some really strong antibiotics so I know I have a yeast overgrowth to start. I am in the middle of cleansing the colon maybe that will help also.

 

Thanks

KIm

 

-

Anne

herbal remedies

Saturday, November 12, 2005 11:12 AM

Herbal Remedies - Re: Skin problems

Dear Kim: "Niacin Vitamin B3 hasa been studied for it's anti-rash abilities...try either alone or in a Vitmain B-Complex; then see if the rashes and bumps go-away and if so let us know.Another way to get Niacin Vit. B3 is by taking Brewer's Yeast.Peanut-Butter is very high in Niacin; try a Natural type.(do not use if allergic to Peanuts)esp. children)When taking Niacin in a pill; watch out for "Niacin-flushes"...this is a "tingly-feeling"/this is one reason why more people do not take Niacin supplements due to these "flushes" almost like a "hot-flash".Your Dr. can prescribe Niacin B3. But don't let the "Niacin Flush" scare you...Schiff makes a "NO-flush Niacin formula...I would try that one. Doc Could you or anyone expalin what the Niacin-flush is about?Anne "A free-advice nutritionist since 1970'..." herbal remedies , "Kim" <irishgirl75@c...> wrote:>> I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other suggestions?> > Thanks,> Kim>

[Guest guest]

my mom had those and started taking probiotics and got better....

She also gets a rash when she takes vitamin C, not sure what that means....

Sherry

 

 

I will try them. I have those on hand. I am worried because I have had it before and went on some really strong antibiotics so I know I have a yeast overgrowth to start. I am in the middle of cleansing the colon maybe that will help also.

 

Thanks

KIm

Dear Kim: "Niacin Vitamin B3 hasa been studied for it's anti-rash abilities...try either alone or in a Vitmain B-Complex; then see if the rashes and bumps go-away and if so let us know.Another way to get Niacin Vit. B3 is by taking Brewer's Yeast.Peanut-Butter is very high in Niacin; try a Natural type.(do not use if allergic to Peanuts)esp. children)When taking Niacin in a pill; watch out for "Niacin-flushes"...this is a "tingly-feeling"/this is one reason why more people do not take Niacin supplements due to these "flushes" almost like a "hot-flash".Your Dr. can prescribe Niacin B3. But don't let the "Niacin Flush" scare you...Schiff makes a "NO-flush Niacin formula...I would try that one. Doc Could you or anyone expalin what the Niacin-flush is about?Anne "A free-advice nutritionist since 1970'..." herbal remedies , "Kim" <irishgirl75@c...> wrote:>> I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other suggestions?> > Thanks,> Kim>

[Guest guest]

Sherry: " Cool " that your Mom takes pro-biotics " .

I got the same rash when I was a kid concerning too much Vitamin

C...it happened after I ate tons of tangerines for a week...so my

Mum took me to Doc. and he said I had " Acidosis " caused by " too much

Vitamin C " in the diet(or supplements of)...so I stopped eating so

many Tangerines(temporarily) and the rash went away! --- In

herbal remedies , " Sherry " <djlmusky-man@w...> wrote:

>

> my mom had those and started taking probiotics and got better....

> She also gets a rash when she takes vitamin C, not sure what that

means....

> Sherry

>

> I will try them. I have those on hand. I am worried because I

have had it

> before and went on some really strong antibiotics so I know I have

a yeast

> overgrowth to start. I am in the middle of cleansing the colon

maybe that

> will help also.

>

> Thanks

> KIm

> Dear Kim: " Niacin Vitamin B3 hasa been studied for it's

> anti-rash abilities...try either alone or in a Vitmain B-

Complex; then

> see if the rashes and bumps go-away and if so let us know.

>

> Another way to get Niacin Vit. B3 is by taking Brewer's Yeast.

>

> Peanut-Butter is very high in Niacin; try a Natural type.(do

not use

> if allergic to Peanuts)esp. children)

>

> When taking Niacin in a pill; watch out for " Niacin-

flushes " ...this is

> a " tingly-feeling " /this is one reason why more people do not

take

> Niacin supplements due to these " flushes " almost like a " hot-

flash " .

>

> Your Dr. can prescribe Niacin B3. But don't let the " Niacin

Flush "

> scare you...Schiff makes a " NO-flush Niacin formula...I would

try that

> one. Doc Could you or anyone expalin what the Niacin-flush is

about?

>

> Anne " A free-advice nutritionist since 1970'... " --- In

> herbal remedies , " Kim " <irishgirl75@c...>

wrote:

> >

> > I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately.

Rashes

> and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went

to a

> doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear

up. I have

> been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding

> something like collodial silver or something like that. Any

other

> suggestions?

> >

> > Thanks,

> > Kim

> >

>

[Guest guest]

However, you should really be on a vegan diet when cleansing your colon. Speaking of which, if the skin problems started AFTER you started cleansing your colon, then you're probably coping with a healing crisis, and the best thing to do with that is just to continue cleansing :-)

 

love

Lisa

 

-

Anne

herbal remedies

Saturday, November 12, 2005 11:34 PM

Herbal Remedies - Re: Skin problems

"Kim good and in that case try some probiotics...Solgar is good..if you can stand yogurt eat a little every day for two weeks; Dannon is certified as having the correct type of Pro-biotics that are healthy; try Dannon Lemon or Vanilla Yogurt...pro-biotics help the body to utilize the B-Vits. Anne." herbal remedies , "Kim" <irishgirl75@c...> wrote: I am in the middle of cleansing the colon maybe that will help also.> > Thanks> KIm> herbal remedies , "Kim" <irishgirl75@c...> wrote:> >> > I was wondering, I am having alot of skin problems lately. Rashes > and small bumps that scab over. Last time I had this I went to a > doctor and was put on anitbiotics (yikes) and it did clear up. I have > been taking plenty of vitamin C but was thinking about adding > something like collodial silver or something like that. Any other > suggestions?

[Guest guest]

The only things is that yogurt is full of sugar, the very thing yeast feeds on...

Sherry

 

-----"Kim good and in that case try some probiotics...Solgar is good..if you can stand yogurt eat a little every day for two weeks; Dannon is certified as having the correct type of Pro-biotics that are healthy; try Dannon Lemon or Vanilla Yogurt...pro-biotics help the body to utilize the B-Vits. Anne."

[Guest guest]

Shery It is true what you say...that Dannon Yogurt is full of

sugar...one reason why I recommended " a little everyday:..because the

Pro-Biotics in the Yogurt are like a culture such as like Buttermilk.

 

When making Buttermilk; one only adds a tablespoon of culture to milk.

 

So it is when we add Pro-Biotics...the Intestines grow more on these.

 

This is a concept that says a little yogurt every day is good.

 

However, for those who do not want the sugar in Yogurt; buy Plain-

Yogurt and flavor it yourself. Recipie Original by Anne of CT.

 

Take one pint Plain-Yougurt(no sugar or flavorings)...add 2 teaspoons

instant dried-milk powder and 1 teaspoon lemmon juice or orange juice.

 

Or take plain-yogurt and add 1/2 tspn. vanilla extract/Stir well.

 

herbal remedies , " Sherry " <djlmusky-man@w...>

wrote:

>

> The only things is that yogurt is full of sugar, the very thing

yeast feeds

> on...

> Sherry

> -----

> " Kim good and in that case try some probiotics...Solgar is good..if

> you can stand yogurt eat a little every day for two weeks; Dannon

is

> certified as having the correct type of Pro-biotics that are

> healthy; try Dannon Lemon or Vanilla Yogurt...pro-biotics help the

> body to utilize the B-Vits. Anne. "

>

[Guest guest]

Sheesh!!!!

What kind of natural remedies are these??????

Aren't you on the wrong list?????

Doc

 

Doc Shillington727-447-5282Doc

 

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mhattie

herbal remedies

Sunday, July 23, 2006 3:30 PM

Herbal Remedies - skin problems

 

 

I use two products on my skin. The first is a salve called Diabetic-X which I work well into my skin anywhere I have a problem with blemishes or brusing. I use it hourly if I can and it works mircles. The second is OTC Neosporen which I use as a moisturizer and night cream in a very thin coat but do not work this in. I leave it on and it easily plumps my 65 year old skin and makes it look wonderful.

[Guest guest]

any type of skin problem can be cured through only ayurvedic medicin.

skin problems like- chronic discolouration of skin, change in colour

of skin, acne, (pimples), scars, and any other cosmetic problem.

 

Regards

 

dr D S Agrawal

[Guest guest]

What one should suggest to a patient having fungal infection from more than 10

years and using steroid and salicylic cream. His condition is stable while using

this ointment but not cure. What you would suggest?Dr Rekha

 

 

http://rekhapadliya.blogspot.com

 

 

[Guest guest]

HELLO

THIS PATIENT OF FUNGAL INFECTION WILL TAKE

PANCHTIKT GHRIT GUGGLU 2-2-2 TABS ALONG WITH AROGYA

VARDHNI NO(1) 2-2-2 TABS THRICE DAILY AND ITRIFAL

SHHATRA HAMDARD HALF+HALF TEA SPOON TWICE DAILY

ALONG WITH GIVE CHARAMROGA OIL TO APPLY EXTERNALLY.

GIVE THIS TREATMENT REGULARLY FOR SOME TIME YOU WILL

GET POSITIVE RESULTS

THANKS AND REGARDS

DR MADAN

________________

What one should suggest to a patient having fungal

infection from more than 10 years and using steroid

and salicylic cream. His condition is stable while

using this ointment but not cure. What you would

suggest?Dr Rekha