ECZEMA

Eczema Webinar by NPP Webinars the Nutritional Preceptorship Program

One of the Hardest Conditions to Treat!

 

  • What are the real underlying causes
  • Diet recommendations and testing
  • Treatments that work: supplementation, drainage, & homeopathic remedies
  • Reversing skin damage

ECZEMA – Learn the underlying causes

The Skin is a reflection of what is happening inside of the body.  So when there are rashes and oozing sores and scabs, we know that the toxins are not being eliminated through the primary emunctories, the liver, the kidneys and the lungs, so they are trying to use the skin as the route out.  Look for the underlying issues such as poor diet, food allergies, dysbiosis, hormonal issues, thyroid issues, blood sugar imbalances, or exposure to chemicals and pesticides.  Addressing skin issues must always be done from the inside out. Never block elimination through the skin or suppress the symptoms with drugs such as cortisone treatments.  Natural topical creams may be used sparingly to relieve discomfort but never use healing creams or lotions on the skin unless you are working on the underlying internal issues. 

During the healing process, we often see the lung-skin connection, as in alternating Eczema and Asthma, as the two take turns as routes to the outside.  When the asthma improves, the eczema returns.  We have to be aware that skin symptoms can worsen before they improve.  This can be minimized by supporting and draining the liver and kidneys, making sure the bowels are eliminating efficiently, while addressing the underlying issues.  Lynne will be giving you the nitty gritty of how all of this can be achieved.  Any skin condition is a warning sign that drainage and detoxification pathways have been compromised and congested. Extra Cellular Matrix congestion reduces the body’s attempts at drainage and detoxification whilst compromising nutritional uptake. Restoring the biological terrain factors and cellular communication is key.

 

First priority is to clean up the terrain and strengthen the intestinal balance. Use Dysbiosis Therapy: Probiotics, to rebalance the bacteria:  HMF Forte, HMF Intensive, HMF Replete if antibiotics have been used & HMF Powder (children). Generally, we should have 2-3 bowel movements daily – like babies, one meal in, one meal out. As the body becomes more toxic, it becomes unable to eliminate them as fast as they are building up.  It becomes overloaded with pollutants that must be eliminated and the skin steps in to help, resulting in rashes and irritation.   By opening up the liver and kidneys, they are now able to do their job so that the toxins leave through the desired routes instead of being pushed out through the skin.

 

WEBINAR PREVIEW

Presented By:

  1. Lynne Hinton, BSc, BEd, ROHP, CHCP
  2. Marlene Marshall, CNP, ROHP, CHCP
  3. Gilda Rovan, BA, RHN, ROHP, CHCP

Includes printable PDF PowerPoint notes and a Continuing Education Certificate.

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