Dear Friends,
The heat wave is getting worse in many parts of the country, and here at Healthy Healing we are receiving a lot of questions about how to deal with summer skin problems. Summertime is an especially important time to take extra good care of your skin. Skin problems like acne, rosacea, eczema and psoriasis are magnified in summer heat. Unfortunately, conventional treatments have not managed skin conditions very well at all. Most exacerbate symptoms or simply do not help.
Cool Down Summer Skin
Soft smooth skin depends adequate EFA’s in the diet. Just eating fish or seafood 2 – 3 times a week noticeably reduces skin dryness or wrinkling, and can help ease psoriasis and eczema symptoms.
Go gluten-free. Some research and dramatic case reports showing improvement in psoriasis with the adoption of a gluten-free diet. Good replacements: rice (red, brown, wild, risotto), quinoa, amaranth and corn.
Avoid excess protein from red meat. It increases inflammation and sets up an acidic body environment, disastrous for good skin. Include proteolytic enzymes like Dr. Enzyme with Protease & Bromelain to improve protein metabolism. Take 1-2 caps 3 times daily between meals for the best results. (Also helps scarring.)
Herbal alteratives (blood cleansers) like burdock, sarsaparilla and red clover help eliminate toxins that show up as poor skin texture or skin allergies. Herbs like white tea and turmeric extract smooth skin texture and reduce redness. Red Skin Relief caps reduces redness and soothes your skin. Take 2 caps daily as needed to reduce redness and soothe your skin.
Take extra care of your skin during the summer months and of course use common sense about sun exposure. We all know powerful UV rays from the sun can seriously damage your skin. Double your protection if you have light-colored eyes and hair, and fair or freckled skin. Always keep a high quality aloe vera gel on hand for sunburn relief.
To Life-long health,
Linda

... and, of course, apply a sunscreen lotion SPF 50+ every time you go outdoors. plus reducing animal products will decrease the anount of toxins in the body (thank you for pointing this out). this is a one more reason to go vegetarian. step by step.
Posted by: La Mer | August 23, 2011 at 03:31 PM
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Posted by: Raw Food Diets | August 24, 2011 at 08:03 AM
thank your for the wonderful tips that you have given us. now, we dont have to rely on pharmaceutical drugs only... :)
Posted by: Raw Food Diet | August 26, 2011 at 10:36 AM
I think it is important to find something other than medicine to cure eczema. I find that using stuff without perfume is works wonders for mine.
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