need your best formulas for psoriasis/exzema

[Guest guest]

hello everyone

 

I am in serious need of brainstorming for a client- we have tried a lot of oil

combination over the years for her psoriasis condition, it comes and goes.

Lately she is severely stressed with a supervisor she cannot control, so her

wrists (like handcuffs!!! or gloves going up arms) have broken out with her

usually bumpy/red/itchy/ stuff but this time is worse, aching, swollen and even

beginning to crack if she bumps it or scratches in night.....I've tried lots of

formulas over the years, the latest with coconut and Calophyllum, all work for

a while. I have also convinced her to get back on her self talk tapes, take back

her power, etc as well as using the EFT tapping methods to help herself thru

this stress.....and wearing gloves at night. I've also suggested some Emotional

Release work as well as she tends to hold things in, so nice, everyone loves

her, etc.....so has 'swallowed' a lot of pain over the years.....

 

meanwhile does anyone have any suggestions of a new topical formula we may try.

Her diet is healthier now, she is on a supervised weight loss program, with

nutrients, etc; I see her weekly now for Structural Energetic Therapy bodywork,

which is helping her in a lot of other ways, but I cant help feel I have not yet

hit on the right combo of oils either for topical application. All suggestions

helpful. Thanks in advance

 

Sylla

Sylla Sheppard-Hanger

Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy

16018 Saddlestring Drive

Tampa Florida 33618 USA

www.AtlanticInstitute.com

www.UnitedAromatherapy.org

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Sylla,

My husband, Al, has suffered from bouts of eczema for over 20 years that is

before we discovered what was causing his problems.

 

I made a blend using simply a sorbolene cream base, with added jojoba and

rosehipseed oil along with Lavender and Rose Otto. He applies this during flare

ups. (Read on as once in a while he gets caught off guard by unsuspecting foods)

 

BUT your client should have allergy testing done. WHY? Well, my husband

discovered he had food allergies. Who would have thunk?

 

It was the best $500.00 we ever spent. No, our insurance didn't pay for the

Allergy test which was just simply donating about 4-5 vials of blood and having

it sent to a lab.

 

It came back with him being highly allergic to 4 foods and dozens of others that

contributed too - the worst one of which is corn - Do you have any idea how much

corn and corn by products are in everything we eat, drink and are used around

the house?

 

Well, he hasn't had any bad flare ups in over 6 years, since once we found out

what he was allergic too.

 

He has the most beautiful skin now that he no longer suffers from the red,

blistering, itchy, flakey eczema that plagued him for years.

 

So although the cream blend helped, it was only remedied by eliminating the

culprit foods. The blend helps to heal him when he does get caught off guard

and gets a food that we didn't realize had corn by product in it.

 

Your client may well want to solve the problem too, Allergy testing is a

relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool that can help remove years of suffering

in the future.

 

Penny

 

 

Your One Stop Aromatherapy Shop!

Birch Hill Happenings Aromatherapy LLC

100% Pure Essential oils and Supplies

http://birchhillhappenings.com/aroma1.htm

12 years and still growing!!

 

 

ATFE2 , " Sylla S. Hanger " <sylla wrote:

>

> hello everyone

>

> I am in serious need of brainstorming for a client- we have tried a lot of oil

combination over the years for her psoriasis condition, it comes and goes.

Lately she is severely stressed with a supervisor she cannot control, so her

wrists (like handcuffs!!! or gloves going up arms) have broken out with her

usually bumpy/red/itchy/ stuff but this time is worse, aching, swollen and even

beginning to crack if she bumps it or scratches in night.....I've tried lots of

formulas over the years, the latest with coconut and Calophyllum, all work for

a while. I have also convinced her to get back on her self talk tapes, take back

her power, etc as well as using the EFT tapping methods to help herself thru

this stress.....and wearing gloves at night. I've also suggested some Emotional

Release work as well as she tends to hold things in, so nice, everyone loves

her, etc.....so has 'swallowed' a lot of pain over the years.....

>

> meanwhile does anyone have any suggestions of a new topical formula we may

try. Her diet is healthier now, she is on a supervised weight loss program, with

nutrients, etc; I see her weekly now for Structural Energetic Therapy bodywork,

which is helping her in a lot of other ways, but I cant help feel I have not yet

hit on the right combo of oils either for topical application. All suggestions

helpful. Thanks in advance

>

> Sylla

> Sylla Sheppard-Hanger

> Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy

> 16018 Saddlestring Drive

> Tampa Florida 33618 USA

> www.AtlanticInstitute.com

> www.UnitedAromatherapy.org

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Syl . . . Penny has made good suggestions, especially after no success

topically for a while. My childhood eczema problems were addressed by

eliminating culprit foods . . . wheat, dairy being the worst. Also, getting

through puberty seemed to help. There are many new and different skin

conditions rearing their ugly heads these days. I do have one suggestion

(don't know if you've tried it) . . . Kunzea. It has addressed a difficult

to diagnose skin condition that Rob has and keeps it at bay. Also seems to

address cellulitis that flares with gout attacks. The amaranth seed CO2 as

an additive to lotion or oil formulas also seems to help.

 

Speaking of the corn products . . . and btw, they aren't " by " products

anymore, the corn is specifically grown to meeet the specifications for a

litany of food additives, as well as for disposable diapers, batteries . . .

if you haven't seen the movie King Corn yet, be sure to get it. It's an eye

opener. On this theme, watch for Food, Inc. now opening in theatres across

the country. Debuted at the Seattle Film Festival this year. Hopefully all

these mainstream movies will move us to action to slow the corporate food

machine.

 

Be Well,

Marcia Elston, Samara Botane/Nature Intelligence

http://www.wingedseed.com <http://www.wingedseed.com/>

http://www.wingedseed.blogspot.com <http://www.wingedseed.blogspot.com/>

http://www.aromaconnection.org <http://www.aromaconnection.org/>

" The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don't

have any " : Alice Walker

 

_____

 

ATFE2 [ATFE2 ] On Behalf Of

Penny

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 1:36 PM

ATFE2

[ATFE2] Re: need your best formulas for psoriasis/exzema

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Sylla,

My husband, Al, has suffered from bouts of eczema for over 20 years that is

before we discovered what was causing his problems.

 

I made a blend using simply a sorbolene cream base, with added jojoba and

rosehipseed oil along with Lavender and Rose Otto. He applies this during

flare ups. (Read on as once in a while he gets caught off guard by

unsuspecting foods)

 

BUT your client should have allergy testing done. WHY? Well, my husband

discovered he had food allergies. Who would have thunk?

 

It was the best $500.00 we ever spent. No, our insurance didn't pay for the

Allergy test which was just simply donating about 4-5 vials of blood and

having it sent to a lab.

 

It came back with him being highly allergic to 4 foods and dozens of others

that contributed too - the worst one of which is corn - Do you have any idea

how much corn and corn by products are in everything we eat, drink and are

used around the house?

 

Well, he hasn't had any bad flare ups in over 6 years, since once we found

out what he was allergic too.

 

He has the most beautiful skin now that he no longer suffers from the red,

blistering, itchy, flakey eczema that plagued him for years.

 

So although the cream blend helped, it was only remedied by eliminating the

culprit foods. The blend helps to heal him when he does get caught off guard

and gets a food that we didn't realize had corn by product in it.

 

Your client may well want to solve the problem too, Allergy testing is a

relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool that can help remove years of

suffering in the future.

 

Penny

 

Your One Stop Aromatherapy Shop!

Birch Hill Happenings Aromatherapy LLC

100% Pure Essential oils and Supplies

http://birchhillhap <http://birchhillhappenings.com/aroma1.htm>

penings.com/aroma1.htm

12 years and still growing!!

 

ATFE2 (AT) (DOT) <ATFE2%40> com, " Sylla S.

Hanger " <sylla wrote:

>

> hello everyone

>

> I am in serious need of brainstorming for a client- we have tried a lot of

oil combination over the years for her psoriasis condition, it comes and

goes. Lately she is severely stressed with a supervisor she cannot control,

so her wrists (like handcuffs!!! or gloves going up arms) have broken out

with her usually bumpy/red/itchy/ stuff but this time is worse, aching,

swollen and even beginning to crack if she bumps it or scratches in

night.....I've tried lots of formulas over the years, the latest with

coconut and Calophyllum, all work for a while. I have also convinced her to

get back on her self talk tapes, take back her power, etc as well as using

the EFT tapping methods to help herself thru this stress.....and wearing

gloves at night. I've also suggested some Emotional Release work as well as

she tends to hold things in, so nice, everyone loves her, etc.....so has

'swallowed' a lot of pain over the years.....

>

> meanwhile does anyone have any suggestions of a new topical formula we may

try. Her diet is healthier now, she is on a supervised weight loss program,

with nutrients, etc; I see her weekly now for Structural Energetic Therapy

bodywork, which is helping her in a lot of other ways, but I cant help feel

I have not yet hit on the right combo of oils either for topical

application. All suggestions helpful. Thanks in advance

>

> Sylla

> Sylla Sheppard-Hanger

> Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy

> 16018 Saddlestring Drive

> Tampa Florida 33618 USA

> www.AtlanticInstitute.com

> www.UnitedAromatherapy.org

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Penny! I forgot about food allergies, will get her on that right away.

 

meanwhile what is sorbolene ?? not familiar with that

 

Sylla

 

 

-

Penny

ATFE2

Tuesday, June 30, 2009 4:35 PM

[ATFE2] Re: need your best formulas for psoriasis/exzema

 

 

 

 

 

Hi Sylla,

My husband, Al, has suffered from bouts of eczema for over 20 years that is

before we discovered what was causing his problems.

 

I made a blend using simply a sorbolene cream base, with added jojoba and

rosehipseed oil along with Lavender and Rose Otto. He applies this during flare

ups. (Read on as once in a while he gets caught off guard by unsuspecting foods)

 

BUT your client should have allergy testing done. WHY? Well, my husband

discovered he had food allergies. Who would have thunk?

 

It was the best $500.00 we ever spent. No, our insurance didn't pay for the

Allergy test which was just simply donating about 4-5 vials of blood and having

it sent to a lab.

 

It came back with him being highly allergic to 4 foods and dozens of others

that contributed too - the worst one of which is corn - Do you have any idea how

much corn and corn by products are in everything we eat, drink and are used

around the house?

 

Well, he hasn't had any bad flare ups in over 6 years, since once we found out

what he was allergic too.

 

He has the most beautiful skin now that he no longer suffers from the red,

blistering, itchy, flakey eczema that plagued him for years.

 

So although the cream blend helped, it was only remedied by eliminating the

culprit foods. The blend helps to heal him when he does get caught off guard and

gets a food that we didn't realize had corn by product in it.

 

Your client may well want to solve the problem too, Allergy testing is a

relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool that can help remove years of suffering

in the future.

 

Penny

 

Your One Stop Aromatherapy Shop!

Birch Hill Happenings Aromatherapy LLC

100% Pure Essential oils and Supplies

http://birchhillhappenings.com/aroma1.htm

12 years and still growing!!

 

ATFE2 , " Sylla S. Hanger " <sylla wrote:

>

> hello everyone

>

> I am in serious need of brainstorming for a client- we have tried a lot of

oil combination over the years for her psoriasis condition, it comes and goes.

Lately she is severely stressed with a supervisor she cannot control, so her

wrists (like handcuffs!!! or gloves going up arms) have broken out with her

usually bumpy/red/itchy/ stuff but this time is worse, aching, swollen and even

beginning to crack if she bumps it or scratches in night.....I've tried lots of

formulas over the years, the latest with coconut and Calophyllum, all work for a

while. I have also convinced her to get back on her self talk tapes, take back

her power, etc as well as using the EFT tapping methods to help herself thru

this stress.....and wearing gloves at night. I've also suggested some Emotional

Release work as well as she tends to hold things in, so nice, everyone loves

her, etc.....so has 'swallowed' a lot of pain over the years.....

>

> meanwhile does anyone have any suggestions of a new topical formula we may

try. Her diet is healthier now, she is on a supervised weight loss program, with

nutrients, etc; I see her weekly now for Structural Energetic Therapy bodywork,

which is helping her in a lot of other ways, but I cant help feel I have not yet

hit on the right combo of oils either for topical application. All suggestions

helpful. Thanks in advance

>

> Sylla

> Sylla Sheppard-Hanger

> Atlantic Institute of Aromatherapy

> 16018 Saddlestring Drive

> Tampa Florida 33618 USA

> www.AtlanticInstitute.com

> www.UnitedAromatherapy.org

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sylla,

Sorbolene cream is a wonderful moisturizing cream base.

 

It is water loving (a humectant) cream manufactured in Australia.

 

We came across it several years ago and have found it the best cream for anyone

that suffers from dry skin.

 

It comes as a thick cream, reminds me of Crisco shortening only its not greasy

at all. You can add purified water to it to make it into a lotion. Or add

other carrier oils and essential oils for making wonderful healing creams.

 

We sell a lot to folks that are have their hands in the water alot, as although

it loves water, it creates a barrier of some sort on the skin and your skin

won't dry out like it does when you use regular lotions.

 

AND you only need a small amount like the size of a pea to last for hours.

 

For folks that have sensitive skin to lotions or scenting it has been a god send

for them.

 

You can read about it on our site at:

http://birchhillhappenings.com/baseprod.htm#cream

 

I do hope your client does seek allergy testing as it is known (as I'm sure you

are aware) that the skin is another of our organs where toxins like to be

eliminated and in the case of certain types of eczema, especially food allergy

induced - the toxins are trying to escape from the body by " boiling " (the

bubbling of the skin effect seen in the early eczema flare up) out of through

the skin!

 

Hope these suggestions help not only your client but others also!

 

Getting down to the actual cause of a problem can be the best medicine!

 

Penny

 

Your One Stop Aromatherapy Shop!

Birch Hill Happenings Aromatherapy LLC

100% Pure Essential oils and Supplies

http://birchhillhappenings.com/aroma1.htm

12 years and still growing!!

 

 

ATFE2 , " Sylla S. Hanger " <sylla wrote:

>

> Thanks Penny! I forgot about food allergies, will get her on that right away.

>

> meanwhile what is sorbolene ?? not familiar with that

>

> Sylla

>

>

> -

> Penny

> ATFE2

> Tuesday, June 30, 2009 4:35 PM

> [ATFE2] Re: need your best formulas for psoriasis/exzema

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi Sylla,

> My husband, Al, has suffered from bouts of eczema for over 20 years that is

before we discovered what was causing his problems.

>

> I made a blend using simply a sorbolene cream base, with added jojoba and

rosehipseed oil along with Lavender and Rose Otto. He applies this during flare

ups. (Read on as once in a while he gets caught off guard by unsuspecting foods)

>

> BUT your client should have allergy testing done. WHY? Well, my husband

discovered he had food allergies. Who would have thunk?

>

> It was the best $500.00 we ever spent. No, our insurance didn't pay for the

Allergy test which was just simply donating about 4-5 vials of blood and having

it sent to a lab.

>

> It came back with him being highly allergic to 4 foods and dozens of others

that contributed too - the worst one of which is corn - Do you have any idea how

much corn and corn by products are in everything we eat, drink and are used

around the house?

>

> Well, he hasn't had any bad flare ups in over 6 years, since once we found

out what he was allergic too.

>

> He has the most beautiful skin now that he no longer suffers from the red,

blistering, itchy, flakey eczema that plagued him for years.

>

> So although the cream blend helped, it was only remedied by eliminating the

culprit foods. The blend helps to heal him when he does get caught off guard and

gets a food that we didn't realize had corn by product in it.

>

> Your client may well want to solve the problem too, Allergy testing is a

relatively inexpensive diagnostic tool that can help remove years of suffering

in the future.

>

> Penny

>

> Your One Stop Aromatherapy Shop!

> Birch Hill Happenings Aromatherapy LLC

> 100% Pure Essential oils and Supplies

> http://birchhillhappenings.com/aroma1.htm

> 12 years and still growing!!

>

>