Eczema
		Eczema is a specific form of dermatitis. It is an internally provoked
		inflammation of the skin, usually due to allergies. Dermatitis also includes
		conditions that are caused by external factors such as sunburn and allergenic
		rashes. Eczema symptoms include redness and flaking or blistering of the
		skin which becomes thickened and changes color over time. Any moist folds
		of the skin are common areas that become inflamed, flaky and itchy such as
		the creases of the nose and corners of the mouth. Eczema tends to run in
		families and comes and goes over several years.
		Unsaturated fats          Vitamin A         Vitamin E
		Vitamin B                 Aloe              Chamomile
		Unsaturated fats stay liquid at room temperature such as soybean, wheat
		germ, sunflower and corn oil have show to greatly improve eczema. Vitamin
		A and E taken internally and applied to the affected area have been shown to
		alleviate the systems of eczema. Dr. R. Patila reported good results with
		Vitamin B therapy. Aloe helps nourish dry, flaking skin and acts as a superb
		moisture shield against sun and wind. Chamomile is used to soothe and re-
		vitalize the skin.
		This report is nutritional in nature and not to be construed as medical advice.
		Always consult your doctor before using this information.
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