Sorry to hear that you have eczema. The challenge is that eczema is a multifactorial condition, it is not a skin disorder that has one solution as there are a variety of causes and imbalances that promote eczema. That's why I put this video together to educate others on understanding there isn't one way to fix it. Check out my eczema ebook if you want to learn more about how to heal it naturally as prescription drugs not only harm the skin by thinning it, they do not address the root cause. Hope that helps :)

i hate to break it to u buddy ... but there is no permanent cure for eczema there are only the temporary ones sadly !!

Sorry to tell you there is Not One way. Its a lifestyle change

Amen!

Take glutamine

Try stopping any form of topical steroid due to steroid withdrawal symptoms I know for me due to chronic use the steroids were actually prolonging my flare ups and disallowing my body to regulate proper amounts of cortisol so that’s when my eyes and fingers became involved.

@@alyssanautica7583 yep same

Black Casor Oil do it for a week you will see a difference gaunteed

Bunch of Grapes great! Looking forward to your video 😊

I'm finna comit suicide over my eczema. I'm only 13

Im also suffering in eczema 😭

What kind of detergent you use washing cloths

Where's your video?

Healthy Recipe Channel yes that’s a very common trigger. Harsh detergents really irritate the skin. Glad you figured it out!

same here.

I cured my little patches of eczema by using eczema guide t.co/BTIL6ygIYD I uncovered results making use of the guide and after employed it to mend the eczema affected parts of the face and it seemed to be efficient. I haven’t been comfortable with precisely how my body looks. It feels so good and also healthier. .

Same

Likewise.... it doesnt go away as i have to wash clothes atleast once a week

Sorry to hear you're not getting better yet. I would suggest finding a Naturopathic Doctor or Certified Nutritionist who can help you :)

@@joyoushealth I will try to find one :)

Have you found something that works?

Look into Dr. Brooke Goldner who wrote a book called Goodbye Lupus. :)

Look up topical steroid withdrawal!

How are you doing now? I use frozen veggies to sleep with🫤

Hope something that really works come out for eczema! Something that's not going to be harmful, no side effects!

I'm happy to hear it helped!

How is he doing now?

What did you use for him?

Except flax and chia don’t contain any omega-3. They contain ALA which poorly converts into omega-3.

I am so glad to hear you found what works for you! Check out my organic body butter, better/cleaner ingredients for you than Aveeno and healing ingredients like propolis and chaga help heal the skin: shopjoyoushealth.com/body-butter/

It's the worst! I get a break out on my hands too if I'm not diligent with reapplying body butter right away. The sanitizers strip away your natural oil barrier and the skin microbiome which also supports the moisture barrier so it's really a recipe for eczema.

Yes, that's interesting. I had little experience before but at the start at the pandemic and still struggling with it a year and half. I spend a lot of money. Try everything .. 6 dermatologists ..

@@michelinemontfleury3516 hey! Sorry you are still struggling with it. It can be maddening that’s for sure. My eczema has been cleared up for awhile now. I’m no doctor, but If I could recommend a product I would recommend Advanced TRS toxin and contaminate removal support. My wife swore by it. I was a little hesitant cuz i literally tried everything with no results, but I gave it a go and was amazed. I used the spray orally and used Skin Food lotion topically and within a month or so I saw results. This was after months of using steroidal cream that I was prescribed by the doctor. Anyways the TRS spray seemed to really worked for me and could be something you might look into if you’re interested

​@@joyoushealthHi, is there any other way to contact you. My daughter has really bad flare up and I really need help

Aye I'm struggling too. I really want to commit suicide

@@Kese_ please do not do that❤️ you are so loved❤️ and you're not alone❤️ so much people suffer from eczema (me included)❤️ i know it can be very hard sometimes but you're so strong and the good days ahead will make up for all of the bad ones❤️

oh i'm sorry to hear that😣 my eczema is mainly on my hands, arms and on the corners of my lips, but i used to have it on my legs also (it's still a little bit there sometimes) and on my neck. i hope it'll get better for you soon 😘

Discontinue using bathing bar. I'm using besan flour for bathing and I apply beeswax (lip balm) before and after bath in the affected areas. So they never get in contact with water and air. Avoid hot bath. Now I discontinued using topical steroids. I'm so happy I only have in 3 places now which are only 0.5 cm radius

@@snehap7826 thanks for sharing! the beeswax tip is really smart. thank u

I have back itch for over one week plus, when itch comes I have to scratch and it affect my sleep, can u help? Thank u

Please can you explain further what you did

@mrmoodymusa7629 I couldn't find neem oil at the time, so I made my own. I read that neem had antibacterial properties. I already tried many other rx type products, it made my skin raw & discolored. So I soaked the powder in the oil, shook/stirred daily. The color tints a bit. I would use that oil regularly all day. The sludge left in the container, I used that too. It's like mud at that point. I'd wear socks on my hands & feet to bed. I was cracked and bleeding before all that. I eventually found neem soap. The only other thing I was doing at the time was regular fasting, daily fasting. Trying to clean myself out. I haven't seen a speckle in years. I bought the neem powder on Amazon. Any carrier oil will do. I hope it works for you.

@@Laura-nl8dfthanku for replying… my 6 year old is badly suffering from it all of a sudden and mainly in his groin, thigh and bum area… its a hard area to put smrhin on and leave all night

@mrmoodymusa7629 Saltwater, ocean water would clear my skin up, but it would eventually come back. I did get temporary relief from being in the ocean though.

Susanne Rumpold I like New Chapter and Genuine Health ☺️

Glad to hear you found this helpful!

Is it helping?

Sorry to hear that! Try my body butter if you live in Canada or the U.S. it's the best for eczema: shopjoyoushealth.com/body-butter/

@@joyoushealth ok ty so much I’m trying to find a good cream or something

@@joyoushealth hello, I am new here! where can I find this butter

What kind of probiotics did you give him?

Misspoild hey there! We do ship internationally, can you please email us at hello@joyoushealth.com and we can let you know. The body butter has been so helpful for my own eczema and I’ve had so many wonderful testimonials. Sorry to hear your little one is suffering. Have you tried probiotics yet?

Oh thank you so much for your reply! I will definitely email you! This is all so new to me as I never had eczema, so doing as much research as I can. I do use probiotics for her, but would like to try yours and also green powder, but I will email. Your channel is extremely helpful, thank you so much ❤️

@@misspoild I'm really happy to hear that! I've got lots of articles on eczema on joyoushealth.com so check those out too. I've written an ebook on eczema and address babies and children in it so you might want to check that out for more information. Probiotics and the right cream can really provide a lot of relief but there are many other considerations as well. Wishing you the best!

Thank you Yoyous! Your help much appreciated, will be checking all😊x

Sweat contains salts (as you likely know) and they can be very irritating to eczema because of the skin barrier function is compromised. Using a really thick and rich body butter on the affected areas can help support the skin barrier function. I just finished an integrative derm course all on eczema and research shows that moisturizing 3x per day for 3 weeks (super consistent) helps support the barrier function and can help heal eczema. This is one of the most effective methods. Do you have a natural zinc-based sunscreen you can use? Zinc is also very healing to the skin which may also help your skin. Sorry to hear you're suffering. I hope my tips help. If you need a reco on body butter let me know :)

Sorry to hear you're little one is going through this and I wish I could help. Do you have him on a probiotic? This is really key. I would suggest hiring a Naturopathic Doctor in Germany who can help you. Not sure what city you live in, but go to your nearest health or natural foods store and they will likely have probiotics there. Good luck :)

O.K. Thank you so . I am living in Trier . It's the oldest city in Germany. ;)

BERAT Yavuz lucky you! I love Germany. My hubs and I spent a month not too far away from Austria every summer. We ❤️Europe!

How is he doing now

Dajah-Vu I sure am! 🇨🇦 😍

Oh I'm so sorry to hear that, I can feel the pain in your writing. Have you seen my body butter? It's helped a lot of people Not that I'm trying to push a product on you, but it keeps my eczema away and also avoiding sugar/dairy/gluten too.

How are you doing now

I'm sorry I don't understand your question?

100%

Me too! Baths are so relaxing :)

Yes absolutely.

No definitely not

@@joyoushealth I've been to a dermatologist and they say that Vaseline is the best for moisturizer. If not Vaseline, what else would you recommend? Right now my body's in self-destruct mode because I stopped using a cream.

@@cathyle4749 I'm sorry to hear that. Sending you healing vibes. This is what I use on myself and my daughter, and many people in my community have found it helped immensely for eczema because of the shea, chaga and cocoa butter. shopjoyoushealth.com/body-butter/ It is USDA organic and you can read all the reviews. While a topical is great, you'll want to address the root cause of why your body feels like it's in self-destruct mode. I had a derm tell me to go on the birth control pill, prescription cream AND oral antibiotics for 3 months - I did none of that!

@@joyoushealth I’ll definitely try this! (If my parents let me though.) They’re just telling me how there’re other products which have doctor’s recommendation and I might not use it. If I do get it and it helps I’m definitely getting it again!

Your body will always give you signs and symptoms, it's up to us to pay attention.

Cupcake Cottage Studio well once you stop the fermentation you need to refrigerate it so it will be chilled

Ew

I have a bad flared up on my face that left me helpless and depressed. My eczema have not trigger for a decade and now it happen on my FACE.. 😢

@@coang2404 There is hope… finally mine has disappeared on my face. However, I wish I could narrow it down to one thing/product that helped. But I’m really not sure because I used multiple things. Where I live it can get cold and dry, so I use a humidifier in my bedroom, occasionally run an air purifier as well. Those things I’d suggest. As far as products go… I try to find things with none of those big word ingredient names that you can’t pronounce. A lot of soap bars like oatmeal…I’ve heard coconut is good too(for myself personally, I found I have developed an allergy to coconut so I can’t use it), I’ve also found Neem and turmeric soap bars to help, honey, baby dove for sensitive/eczema prone skin, shea butter I’ve tried, petroleum jelly I’ve used, oatmeal lotions, one was aveeno, I’ve also used eczema honey products, tallow balms from grass fed cows, at one point I did try free and clear products, I used to use cerave products too for a while, lavender soap bars(those handmade ones you buy at farmers markets or people make at home), also be careful of what you’re using to wash your hair too. Check what’s in your shampoos and conditioners. It’s important to have allergy tests done at your dermatologist office if you can, they can do patch testing. I remember even having to stay fully aware and alert of keeping my body temp. Normal. If I sweat, that was it…I began itching. Do what you can not to scratch. If you have to sit on your hands do it, distract yourself, and keep your nails short and just lightly rub with your fingers if you need to relieve an itch. I also tried watching certain things I ate. I tried to stay away from heavy pastas and had more veggies and fruits too. I cut back on caffeine…coffee especially for myself. If you live near salt water I think that helped me. I don’t live near the ocean, it’s about an hour in a half from me or closer to 2, but my family owns a home in the south so I’d frequently try to be in the salt air and salt water and that helped me. It dries it right up. So maybe Himalayan salt baths may help. One time I tried one of those salt cave places in a spa. But like I said, I’m sorry I can’t give you a definitive answer or exact product I used, I tried everything under the sun, even would try to dress lightly as to not sweat(and I’m not even a big person lol, I just work in the medical field and for a while especially during the pandemic had to wear layers on top of scrubs and the mask made me sweat more.) In bed, I’d also avoid heavy blankets. Btw, I am sorry this is so long… I just realize how much eczema sucks because I know I had to deal with it for so long, so I really just want to let you know of anything I can, and wanted you to know all the different things I’ve tried in hopes that maybe one of those things might be a positive game changer for you. Also, try to keep your stress levels down… and during allergy season I’d take antihistamines to try to alleviate the itchiness. That’s all I got for now. I really wish you the best and hope the eczema ends for you too. I think it will, but you just have to be strict and discipline yourself. It’s hard to not scratch that itch, but like I said, maybe lightly rub with your fingers instead of using your nails. Sometimes I remember even lightly tapping my forehead(which was where mine was), instead of digging in scratching. Hope this helps at least a little! 🙏👍

I had this problem and if it wasn't for the herbal remedies I ordered from Dr. Odion I would have probably freaked out. I highly recommend his natural treatment. youtube.com/@dr.odionherbalhome

Cicily Ly I like Genuine Health’s probiotics

Joy, I would love to try this product, but it has magnesium stearate. What do you think of this ingredient?

@@ShellMM Great question. I think the concern around this additive is largely overblown. Here's a great article that summarizes it perfectly for you to read: chriskresser.com/harmful-or-harmless-magnesium-stearate/ Hope that helps!

Like many other health issues, you will forever be prone to it if you fall into old habits that create the perfect environment for it to thrive - eczema is no different. Health issues can be a blessing in disguise because they help us stay on track with our health goals.

E Scooby not for everyone. I don’t have eczema anymore and I eat eggs

@@joyoushealth I think he wants you to pronounce it this way

@@earthangel6858 thanks for the translation. 😌

@@joyoushealth Lol...no problem

What about it ?

Lmao just gaslight it into going away 🤣

@@critter4662 ohhh I just saw my comment after 1 year ... Came a long way huh

I can't. It feels like tiny-tiny ants are crawling in me

Yeah but it's not easy

" Leave them alone and they'll come home wagging their tails behind them ."

What makes you say that?

jackeysmith19 perhaps you hear it strangely 🤣🤣🤣

Were you using a medicated cream or oral antibiotic? It's not uncommon for that to happen especially if your gut microbiome or skin microbiome has been thrown off. Sorry to hear that. I would recommend eating fermented foods so long as you have no intolerance to histamine and taking a daily probiotic to support gut and skin health. Good luck!

@@joyoushealth thank you for the advice, also it was a medicated cream for the acne. Because of my eczema after, I started using a different cream ( hydromol ointment) but I haven’t seen any improvements and it’s been a couple months.