Are the following cures for Eczema, MRSA and/or Staphylococcus aureus? To be clear, I have not made a penny from this and this is for informational purposes only. I tried a very large number of different treatments for about 6 months and the following methods are what helped me most. Following are the primary treatments I used that helped me dramatically: Tea Tree Oil Ointment — I tried to leave it on thick for 24 hours or more, then I simply wiped-off the thick scaly-skin with a paper towel. I also used a “Colloidal / ionic Silver-based Gel” which appeared to stop or dramatically reduce my severe skin infection (available at many health stores). After much of the thick scaly-skin was off, I used a NEEM LEAF EXTRACT(Azadirachta indica extract) and Lactobacillus-based topical cream called “Episencial-Soothing-Cream” . It is not easy to find Neem-based creams that also have the topical probiotic Lactobacillus. However, I would guess that a cream may be created by simply adding some of the probiotic in powder-form from health stores to widely available Neem-based creams. I used “Episencial Soothing Cream” ( a topical Neem and Lactobacillus Cream with lots of other generally healthy natural ingredients included) and you can find it online. You should also be able to find the “Sovereign Silver First Aid Gel” online and in many local health stores. Following is information and some ways to make your own lower priced Colloidal / ionic Silver Gel: www.healthiertalk.com www …
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Question by : What is a cheap, easy, lite way to help eczema?
I have eczema and I hate it! I am embarrassed at school, home, everywhere. I have it on my arms, face, and thighs, but my arms are what I am concerned about. I don’t have it as bad as most people.
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Answer by Aunt Jayne
You can ask in the pharmacy about tar (Yes tar!)
I don’t know what the price would be but you could also look into Neem oil.
What ever you decide to do, you should consult your doctor first.
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