Eczema Gone

by PhylB

Atopic eczema is a very common skin condition. It is an itchy, chronic or chronically relapsing, inflammatory skin condition. The rash is characterized by itchy papules (occasionally vesicles in infants), which become excoriated and thickened. The term “eczema” is used interchangeably with “dermatitis” and refers to inflammation of the skin. Atopic eczema is also known as Atopic Dermatitis. The eruption is frequently associated with other atopic conditions in the individual or other family members such as bronchial asthma, allergic rhinitis, allergic conjunctivitis or hay fever, due to a genetic predisposition.

It is not an infectious disease. One would not develop atopic eczema by touching a kid or an adult known to have atopic eczema.

How does Atopic Eczema present?

Atopic eczema commonly presents in infancy and childhood, but can also occur for the first time in adults. It affects both sexes equally. In infancy, common areas affected include the face and outer aspects of the limbs. During childhood, it usually affects the skin folds such as the elbow bends, back of knees and neck. The wrists and hands are also frequently involved, and the ankles and feet may also be affected. In adults, atopic eczema is seen predominantly in a flexural distribution, but extensive areas of skin may be involved. Eczema may also occur around the lips, the eyes and other parts of the skin.

The hallmark of atopic eczema is severe itch which may be worsened by sweating or wool clothing. Another cardinal feature is generalized dry skin which is present in up to 98% of atopic eczema patients.

What causes atopic eczema?

The cause of atopic eczema is still not fully known. However, it is thought to arise from an interaction between environmental and genetic factors. Alterations in the immune system are also thought to play a part in the development of eczema. In addition, the skin barrier in atopic eczema is impaired, leading to dryness and susceptibility to bacterial and viral skin infections. There are many factors, including allergies, infections, emotional, climatic and other environmental influences that contribute to the causation of atopic dermatitis.

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by jooleeah_stahkey

Eczema known in medical terms as Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin. Generally, eczema denotes swollen, reddened and itchy skin. Eczema is a common condition. Though not life threatening or contagious it can make one feel uncomfortable and self-conscious. Eczema affects one in every five people at some point in their lives. This article uncovers new breakthrough research into the causes of eczema.

Causes of Eczema as per the modern science

A number of health conditions, allergies, genetic factors, physical and mental stress, and irritants can cause eczema. The causes of certain types of eczema remain to be explained, though links with environmental factors and stress are being explored. Psychological stresses can provoke or aggravate eczema, presumably by suppressing normal immune mechanisms.

Research, treatment and cure of eczema with regards to the modern medicine

The goals in treatment of eczema remains to reduce itching and inflammation of the skin, moisturise the skin and prevent infection. The modern medical science considers eczema to be manageable but does not offer a cure for eczema.

Findings of Spiritual research into Eczema
The Spiritual research shows that problems such as eczema have their root cause in the spiritual realm and therefore in such cases eczema can be completely cured only by spiritual remedies.

Research has shown that one of the spiritual causes of eczema is being affected by ghosts (demons, devil, spirits, etc.) and specific spiritual remedies have been found providing cure for the symptoms.

How does a ghost cause eczema?

Ghosts search for the weakest point in our physical body to attack it. In order to spread its negative energy, the ghost makes skin lesions which then become its centre of action from where the ghost can keep spreading negative energy. After making such centres in the physical body, the ghost progressively attacks the subtle bodies like the mental (causal) body, intellect (supracausal) body etc.

Specific spiritual healing remedy to cure eczema is:
Chanting of the specific Name of God

When we chant a certain Name of God, the specific divine principle performing a specific function gets imbibed into the body and a specific divine energy is assimilated in the person. This positive energy then combats the distress-causing ghost and forces it to stop its damaging process. The chanting of the Name of God also creates a subtle protective covering of divine energy around the person thus shielding the person from future attacks by ghosts.

In todays times the most common cause of eczema is due to dissatisfied subtle bodies of departed ancestors of the afflicted person who cause trouble in the form of eczema causing discomfort. The reason for the attack by departed ancestors is usually to attract attention and gauge assistance from their living ancestor to help them move onwards in their after life journey.

The specific chant to relieve a person from eczema discomfort and assist the ancestors to move on is Sri Gurudev Datta and should be repeated 1.5 to 2 hrs per day for a certain prolonged period of time. In some cases relief was felt even within one week!

Summary

1. The root cause of a seemingly physical illness can be spiritual and the spiritual healing chants can give a prompt and complete cure.

2. The most common cause of eczema is due to dissatisfied subtle bodies of ancestors and can be treated by a simple chant of Sri Gurudev Datta.

3. Only those with an activated sixth sense or evolved subtle perception can diagnose the spiritual root cause of our difficulties.

4. Only the application of a specific spiritual remedy can overcome a problem, which has a specific spiritual root cause giving rapid and complete results.

Even if we do not know the specific spiritual root cause of our difficulty we can safely conclude that a certain difficulty has a spiritual root cause if:

1. The difficulty shows disproportionate intensity and severity.

2. If the difficulty does not respond to adequate treatment/measures and keeps recurring.

3. If the difficulty is overcome by spiritual remedies.

More at: http://www.spiritualresearchfoundation.org/spiritualresearch/spiritualityandhealth/eczema/

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by Zigra II

Eczema is a skin condition that can affects both males and females of all ages. Common symptoms of mild eczema can include dry, hot and itchy skin but more severe forms of the condition can result in the skin becoming raw, broken and bleeding. Eczema is not a contagious disease.

Causes of Eczema

There are number of factors that may increase the risk of a person getting eczema. While people of any age can get eczema, it is most common in babies and young children. About one-third of all eczema patients develop symptoms before their first birthday, and almost all develop symptoms before five years. Genetic factors are also thought to play a key role, but these are not well understood.

Eczema is more common in people with a family history of eczema. People who have a pre-existing allergic condition, such as hay fever, sinusitis, or allergies to plant pollens or animal dander, are also more likely to develop eczema. Other medical conditions, such as respiratory infections, may also act as triggers.

Environmental factors are implicated in many cases of eczema. Such factors include extreme temperatures, or exposure to a large number of skin irritants. Some known environmental triggers of eczema include detergents, bath and beauty products, chemical compounds like nickel and cobalt, certain foods, and certain types of fabric. Emotional stress can also trigger eczema.

Symptoms of Eczema

Itching is one of the common symptoms of eczema. Although a rash is also present when you suffer from eczema. Another symptom of eczema is redness. When your blood flow is increased, the skin is very red. In cases of eczema, the process of the skin inflammation is a very complex one and can be triggered by many different factors. Eczema can also flare up if your skin gets infected by bacteria.

Blisters are also a symptom of eczema. In an active eczema, the blisters seen are small. Though, there are cases of eczema when the blisters are larger, because either of an infection of the skin or the type of eczema that you have. This blisters that are an eczema symptom are filled with fluid, but there are times when eczema blisters are filled with pus.

Eczema Natural Remedies

Here are few simple natural remedies you can try to gain control over your eczema without having to resort to prescription medication.

Prevent eczema with a good moisturize

The best way to treat eczema is to prevent it from flaring up in the first place. An easy way to do that is to keep your skin well moisturized. Use an all-natural body lotion without additives daily. This is particularly important after you get out of the shower or anytime during the winter months when your skin is dry. Moisturizing your skin will help prevent the dry itchy patches that are characteristic of eczema from appearing.

Natural healing lotions

If you have been scratching your skin as a result of your eczema, you should get it heal as quickly as possible. Natural healing lotions can help along in the healing process. Both Zinc and Vitamin E can shorten healing time.

Oatmeal as a natural treatment for Eczema

Oatmeal baths are also a great way to treat eczema. The oatmeal will sooth the skin, and stops the itching. Once you stop scratching your itchy skin, it has a chance to heal and clear up the eczema spots.

Disclaimer: This article is not meant to provide health advice and is for general information only. Always seek the insights of a qualified health professional before embarking on any health program.

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