100 Natural Eczema Remedies
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The best way to find out how to manage your specific eczema, is to understand your eczema flare ups and what your eczema triggers are. Download Your Guide to Understanding Eczema Triggers, this digital journal is an instant download.
Checkout these 100 natural ways to heal eczema. It is very important to remember that eczema varies from person to person, so it's important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the best approach for your specific situation.These natural remedies are not a replacement for medical advice and treatment.
- Moisturize regularly with natural creams or ointments.
- Apply coconut oil to affected areas.
- Use shea butter to soothe and moisturize the skin.
- Aloe vera gel can provide relief from itching.
- Calendula cream may reduce inflammation.
- Jojoba oil can help maintain skin hydration.
- Try evening primrose oil supplements.
- Apply lavender essential oil (diluted) for its calming properties.
- Use chamomile essential oil (diluted) to reduce inflammation.
- Apply tea tree oil (diluted) for its antibacterial properties.
- Oatmeal baths can soothe itching and inflammation.
- Mix honey with warm water to create a soothing solution.
- Apple cider vinegar can help balance skin pH.
- Apply cucumber slices to cool and hydrate the skin.
- Apply a cold compress to reduce itching.
- Turmeric paste may reduce inflammation (use caution as it can stain).
- Apply aloe vera and vitamin E oil mix.
- Try neem oil for its antibacterial properties.
- Apply rosehip oil to nourish the skin.
- Use witch hazel as a natural astringent.
- Consume probiotic-rich foods to support gut health.
- Take fish oil supplements for omega-3 fatty acids.
- Evening primrose oil supplements may help with inflammation.
- Apply vitamin E oil to promote healing.
- Gently exfoliate with a homemade sugar scrub.
- Use calendula oil to soothe irritated skin.
- Apply licorice root extract to reduce inflammation.
- Coconut oil and honey mixture can be soothing.
- Soak in an Epsom salt bath.
- Use sunflower seed oil for its anti-inflammatory properties.
- Apply comfrey cream for skin healing.
- Keep your nails short to avoid skin damage from scratching.
- Use lavender and chamomile-infused olive oil.
- Apply avocado oil for its moisturizing properties.
- Consider a gluten-free diet if you suspect allergies.
- Use neem leaf paste as an antimicrobial treatment.
- Apply chickweed ointment for itch relief.
- Drink chamomile tea for its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Consume turmeric in your diet to reduce inflammation.
- Apply sweet almond oil for moisturization.
- Use grapefruit seed extract as a natural antimicrobial.
- Apply burdock root oil to reduce inflammation.
- Try manuka honey for its healing properties.
- Consume ginger to reduce inflammation.
- Apply argan oil for its hydrating effects.
- Use St. John's Wort oil to reduce inflammation.
- Apply carrot seed oil for its skin-nourishing properties.
- Consume foods rich in quercetin (e.g., apples, onions).
- Use safflower oil to moisturize the skin.
- Apply tamanu oil for its healing properties.
- Consider a low-sugar diet to reduce inflammation.
- Consume green tea for its antioxidants.
- Apply borage oil for its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Use zinc cream to promote healing.
- Apply magnesium oil to reduce inflammation.
- Consider a dairy-free diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods high in vitamin C for skin health.
- Use aloe vera and licorice root gel.
- Apply vitamin D cream for skin health.
- Consume foods rich in quercetin (e.g., citrus fruits).
- Use raspberry seed oil for its skin-nourishing properties.
- Apply frankincense essential oil (diluted) for its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Consider an elimination diet to identify triggers.
- Consume foods high in omega-3 fatty acids.
- Apply calendula and chamomile-infused coconut oil.
- Use colloidal oatmeal in bathwater.
- Apply marigold ointment for its anti-inflammatory properties.
- Consider a nightshade-free diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods high in vitamin E for skin health.
- Apply cumin seed oil for its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Use castor oil as a moisturizer.
- Apply horsetail extract to support skin healing.
- Consider a low-amine diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods rich in beta-carotene (e.g., carrots).
- Use rose water as a natural toner.
- Apply yarrow oil for its anti-inflammatory properties.
- Consider a low-FODMAP diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods high in zinc for skin health.
- Use evening primrose oil and borage oil mixture.
- Apply thyme essential oil (diluted) for its antimicrobial properties.
- Consider a histamine-free diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods rich in selenium (e.g., Brazil nuts).
- Use sea buckthorn oil for its skin-nourishing properties.
- Apply blueberry leaf extract to reduce inflammation.
- Consider an anti-inflammatory diet (e.g., Mediterranean).
- Consume foods high in sulfur (e.g., garlic, onions).
- Use comfrey and calendula-infused olive oil.
- Apply oregano essential oil (diluted) for its antimicrobial properties.
- Consider a low-oxalate diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods rich in vitamin A for skin health.
- Use jojoba oil and avocado oil mixture.
- Apply myrrh essential oil (diluted) for its anti-inflammatory effects.
- Consider a low-histamine diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods high in vitamin K (e.g., kale).
- Use neem oil and turmeric paste mixture.
- Apply basil essential oil (diluted) for its anti-inflammatory properties.
- Consider a salicylate-free diet if you suspect allergies.
- Consume foods rich in vitamin B12 (e.g., fish, meat).
- Use licorice and chamomile-infused coconut oil.
- Consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice and treatment.
