tomatoes, sounds crazy but it works. slice them up like you were putting them on a sandwich

Home Remedy for Sunburnt and Irritated Skin

drink water. 8 glasses a day. feel better. look better. redness gone. soft skin . its natures moisterizer !!!!

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Application of cream with vitamin E and C before bed regularly helps in reducing the dark circles. Check out http://usefulinfo-darkcircles.blogspot.com/ for more info.

Home Remedies

Star flower, lemon balm, St Johns Wort, Valerium and Rosemary are all useful

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go to Whole foods a natural food store you can also find a book at barnes n nobles.
I always ask older people they have remedies that have been pass down for generations
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Natural Home Remedies : Home Remedy for Acne

This is not dangerous or life threatening in any way. This is why no cure has been found yet. Doctors focus on life threatening diseases and there is no more than 2 paragraphs spent on this topic throughout the whole medical education. So for us.. its nothing more than just embaressing and annoying.

I have been diagnosed with Seborrheic Dermatitis 15years ago and still struggling. It is mainly on my scalp moving out of the hairline now. And mild patches on other parts of the body such as arms, hips and groin area.
What makes it so difficult is that our bodies dont respond the same way to certain “cures”. Therefore, it is a process finding what works for you and illuminating what doesnt.

I have recently also done some research on Psoriasis. This condition is VERY similar to Sebborrheic Dermatitis and often misdiagnosed by dermatologists unless a proper biopsy is done and tested. Although these two conditions are different diseases, they seem to have pretty much the same treatments. The only difference I could find, is that Psoriasis could also be treated with UV light treatment.

Apparently Psoriasis is also the one that is found on other parts of the body, besides the scalp, and is also more difficult to get rid of than SD.
Well, whichever disease I might have (mine wasnt properly diagnosed), I have tried EVERYTHING. These cures (as mentioned) might work for another person, but I havent found mine yet. But here is a couple of tips on what you might want to try (maybe it works for you, as it has apparently worked for others in the past – the essential oils had the best result for me personally thusfar).

1) Cut out all sugar and yeast from your diet. (incl. beer, wine, ect)

2) Chickweed. This is NOT chickpees. Its dried leaves, almost looks like dried parsley. Boil it in water for 20mins, and use the “tea” to drink and rinse your hair/body. You dont have to rinse it out.

3) For the scalp, you can rinse your hair with apple cider vinegar. This is because the acid is strong enough to kill the bad flora, but weak enough for the good flora to survive. It restores the balance between the two.

4) Coconut oil. Coconuts have natural anti-bacterial properties. Bathing in coconut milk is another option.

5) I have tried several prescribed shampoos, ointments and creams containing coal tar, cortizone ect. These are pretty harsh on the skin and I personally try to stay away from it as they dont seem to work (for me) anyway.

6) Milk of Magnesia seemed to have worked for many people. Especially if the problem area is on the face. This is a laxative / antacid. Its name comes from its white milky appearance (similar to gavascon). But this has offered almost immediate relief to many. (unfortunately not me ) You use it like you use a normal cream soap and leave it on for a couple of minutes and then rinse. Or if its on the scalp: use it like a shampoo and while you wash, leave it on. then shampoo and condition as normal.

7) Miracle whip. There are some ingredients in this product that has proven to work for some. I havent tried it yet, but its definitely on my list for this weekend! you leave it on for several hours and then rinse. Ill let you know how it goes.

Then the oils that has been the best option for me sofar: I make a mixture of wheatgerm oil, coconut oil, bergamot and teatree oil. I put it in a little spraybottle (which just makes application easier) and every night apply it thoroughly to the whole scalp, massaging it in. Then rinse it out the next morning. This seem to remove the scales quite nicely.

9) Exposure to sunlight. This is a bit harder if its on the scalp, since the hair is obviously in the way. But apparently the UVA, UVB and UVC helps. Not too much though.. you dont want to get burnt and develop other diseases later on!! So moderate exposure.

10) The bananapeel exfoliation. You use the inside of a banapeel and rub it against the effected area. Havent tried that yet either. But apparently its effective for some.

11) RELAX! Emotional stress definitely has an effect on this condition! My condition flared up really badly since my mother passed away from a really bad cancer she suffered from for 2 years. Try yoga.. try an excersizing program.. meditation.. whatever makes you relax

12) Fish oils. Whether its a tin of pilchards everyday or taken as a supplement.

Good luck! I will keep you posted if I make any other miracle discoveries!

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Short answer – don’t bathe your dog more than 3-4 times a year, and then only with a mild and organic formula (the following is a cheap recipe without harsh cancer-causing additives)

INGREDIENTS
1/3 cup glycerin
1 cup all natural dish soap (NOT Dawn, Ivory, junk like that)
1 cup apple cider vinegar
1 quart water

Mix ingredients into a large bottle, shake, and use as needed.

Also, consider changing your dog’s diet. If you’re feeding anything Pedigree, Purina, IAMS/Eukenuba, or store brands like Alpo, Dad’s, Grreat Choice, Kibbles n’ Bits or anything like that, you are robbing your dog of the terrific health he could be enjoying and setting him up for a lifetime of food-related diseases that could be prevented with proper nutrition. Get your dog on a preferably grain-free diet – after all, wild dogs don’t graze in corn fields all day – like Orijen, Canidae Grain Free, or Evo, or at the very least a healthy food like Eagle Pack, Wellness, Solid Gold, Blue Buffalo, By Nature, or Authority Harvest-Baked. I’ve had great success with all of these, but a grain-free food is the closest composition of what a feral dog and wolves, coyotes, and fox eat.

In the meantime, add some egg (cooked or uncooked) and olive oil to your pet’s food – you should notice a difference in a few weeks.

I hope this helps you!

Dry Skin?

I am a long term anxiety sufferer. Things that have worked for me :

Don’t smoke
Don’t drink alcohol
Don’t take and illegal drugs
No Caffeine
Eat Healthy
Exercise for 40 minutes daily
Reduce television and any video games to 1 hour or less daily
Read up on and start to practice meditation daily

I love melatonin to help me sleep. I am a “night” worrier as well. You can pick up this supplement from any health food store or local drug store.

This may not be the answer you were looking for but after years and years I have discovered there is no quick-fix pill, well none that you won’t get addicted to.

And in my opinion most herbal supplements are a waste of money. I promise you , if you really follow the above guidelines you will feel so much better.

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