Aczema/allergies

I am not sure if this is exactly the method you are inquiring about, but this is what we did. When my son was diagnosed with wheat, soy, peanut and tree nut allergies we eliminated all known sources of these foods from his diet. His eczema did improve greatly. After one month, we reintroduced foods one at a time to see what was the biggest problem (wheat is the only one he can tolerate). He still has flare ups because of all his environmental allergies. We try to avoid his food allergy foods, but sometimes he does get something. He gets itchy and the eczema is back. Overall, my son has been very healthy since we eliminated these foods too.

Good luck!
C.

Elaine,
We are using this technique right now for my son, who is 4 1/2. He suffers from severe excema/allergies and this has been our "last resort" so to speak. We were a little weirded out by it all but it is non-invasive and really-why not? If you would like to talk more, we could talk over the phone.
S.

Firstly, let me say that I have not used this doctor's technique.

But my daughter had lots of allergies at birth: all dairy, eggs, corn, wheat, soy, nuts, legumes (some), you get the idea. She had outgrown a lot of them and is on her way on the others. She is 5 now. The path was not easy but time is the best cure, it seems. We did try homeopathic remedies as well, which I think helped but it is hard to prove. Good luck.

If you need a good listening ear... drop me a line any time. Hang in there.

Elaine,
I have never heard of that, but I do know that the company that we buy all of our household products from helps kids SO much will allergies and Excema. They have created 350 products based on wellness. Getting the chemicals out of your house will really help you kids with both issues. Also getting them on a vitamin that absorbs in their body will do a great deal of improvment!
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Thanks,
J.

I do know what you're referring to. I looked into and did a bit of research and it just didn't seem plausible to me. I don't know how it would be used on children either since you have to sit still for some time and use your mind. It almost seemed like the technique was mind over matter. Anyway, it seemed like you'd be going ALL the time before it was effective and I just don't have the time or the money.

I just started on this treatment 4/7 and are also very curious as to how effective it will be. Who is your naturopath? Mine is in Green Crescent Clinic in Richardson. Regardless, I think allergies respond to natural medicines and techniques better. Pumping more medication to the body isn't gonna cure it cos what exactly are they curing? I think the body has to find a way to retrain and redirect it's "wackoness" to the realms of normal, or as close to normal as it can. I don't see conventional medicine being the answer. I am going for food allergies that just started 6 months ago.

Hi Elaine,

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S.