Eczema issues seem to be on the rise and people are looking for ways for naturally treating it.
At least it appears this way, since I’m hearing from many customers who found us after searching for a natural way to deal with their eczema.
They have a child who is plagued with horrible eczema. Or they themselves have it.
Some say it’s due to an autoimmune disease.
Others have children who suffer from eczema seasonally, or who have had it from birth.
Several are pointing to food triggers and environmental triggers.
Many have already figured out that a skin fix isn’t as easy as applying a lotion or prescription drug. (Honestly, I wish it was.) Even though the most common answer is to prescribe steroids, that doesn’t need to be the first plan of action. In fact, you can treat eczema naturally if you unravel some of the root causes.
NEWFOUND HOPE! One of my customers, Jen, has a super cute daughter who struggles with eczema… so much so that she stocks up on Simply Soothing Rash Sticks for her daughter. (That’s her in the photo:)
Jen told me that she found an amazing eczema expert based in the UK, Rebecca Bonneteau. I’ve spent the past week absorbing all her content and learning from her. Her Facebook Group alone is chock full of help from the admin, not just the blind leading the blind like in other Facebook groups.
Rebecca (knowns as “The Eczema Expert” also has a free course and a follow-up membership group that you might want to check out if you’re dealing with intense eczema. Her videos are calming, informative, and guide you step by step to getting to the bottom of the problem.
Here’s my personal summary of what she teaches (find it in her free workshop Eczema Evolution):
5 Eczema Statements You Won’t Hear From Your Doctor
- If you have eczema, you don’t have a skin condition. You have an underlying chronic inflammation which may present itself as eczema. (For Rebecca, she also had chronic ear infections as a child, she developed warts at age 7 and again when she went through puberty.)
- Your body is self-moisturizing and shouldn’t need added lubrication by way of cream or prescriptions. You should be asking why your body’s self-moisturizing system isn’t working.
- When your skin is dry, it’s struggling and your body is trying to tell you something. When your skin has a rash, it’s struggling even more.
- Creams actually need to be applied at the correct time. If your child is screaming when you’re trying to apply a cream, it’s because their body isn’t liking it and they “hear” that message from their body and they want to scrape it off.
- The skin is the largest organ in your body, and is the largest detoxification organ in your body, therefore triggering skin issues. It’s no wonder your skin looks bad when your body is trying to eliminate toxins.
Whether you feel like it’s a gut issue, a problem you’re stuck with due to genetics, an allergy, or if you feel like you’re in a place where you don’t even know where to start, I highly recommend you spend some time with Rebecca’s Eczema Evolution because she will guide you through the issues of eczema without the overwhelm. The key is to treat it naturally. Her free course will set you on the right track right away.
The earlier you deal with it, the better so that it won’t overtake your family life. Rest assured, Rebecca’s first-hand experience, and extensive knowledge will guide you through it, without the overwhelm.
Here’s where Rebecca shines: it’s not a one size fits all skin issue. By putting together pieces of the puzzle, you may hit on one piece that makes a huge difference but put the whole puzzle together and you’ll have a long-term healthy child. Here are some of the puzzle pieces she’ll guide you through:
- mindset
- family health tree
- digestive system
- lymphatic system
- toxicity
- inflammation
- sleep
Do you see how one prescription drug can’t possibly fix the symptom of what’s going on inside?
I hope this offers you hope as you dig in.
Find Rebecca here –> https://www.eczemaexpert.co.uk/
(I don’t receive anything by recommending this resource. It’s simply informative information I want to pass along to you.)