Say goodbye to eczema
A couple of days ago, I suddenly received a text message from a friend thanking me and saying that his three-year-old daughter's eczema had almost completely healed. It all started a few months ago when I saw a photo of his daughter on Facebook. Knowing that she was suffering from eczema at such a young age, leading to lack of sleep and a bad temper, I introduced him to a tea remedy and an organic certified pure natural coconut oil that I had previously purchased from BuyMoreGood.hk to help relieve his daughter's eczema.
As we all know, to treat the symptoms of eczema, sufferers should avoid foods that are prone to allergic reactions, such as seafood, eggs, and spicy foods. Many people also use various corticosteroid creams to temporarily relieve the suffering of eczema. However, if the root cause is not removed, it can easily recur with a little stimulation.
Eczema mostly appears on the skin, and the lungs govern the skin and hair. Simply put, if the lungs are not good, in addition to affecting the trachea and respiratory tract, the skin function will also be directly affected. Eczema sufferers can try brewing tea with 3 grams of honeysuckle, 2 grams of perilla, and 2 grams of mulberry leaves. This tea enters the lung meridian and is cold in nature, which helps detoxify and dispel heat, thereby relieving eczema. Note that it is not suitable for those with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold.
Honeysuckle: Sweet in taste, cold in nature, enters the lung, stomach, and heart meridians; it can clear heat and detoxify, and disperse wind-heat. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records honeysuckle: "It clears heat and detoxifies all wind-dampness, various swellings and toxins, carbuncles, scabs, and syphilis sores." Perilla: Pungent in taste, warm in nature, enters the lung and spleen meridians; it can detoxify and relieve fever, relieve pain and lower qi. Mulberry leaves: Sweet in taste, cold in nature, enters the lung and liver meridians; it relieves dry cough due to lung heat.
Tea therapy can help relieve eczema, but to cure the disease, the root cause must be removed. If necessary, you can consult a Chinese medicine practitioner to prescribe the correct medicine based on your constitution. You should also keep your body dry and well-ventilated, and use pure natural skincare products to balance skin moisture to avoid repeated eczema flare-ups.
As we all know, to treat the symptoms of eczema, sufferers should avoid foods that are prone to allergic reactions, such as seafood, eggs, and spicy foods. Many people also use various corticosteroid creams to temporarily relieve the suffering of eczema. However, if the root cause is not removed, it can easily recur with a little stimulation.
Eczema mostly appears on the skin, and the lungs govern the skin and hair. Simply put, if the lungs are not good, in addition to affecting the trachea and respiratory tract, the skin function will also be directly affected. Eczema sufferers can try brewing tea with 3 grams of honeysuckle, 2 grams of perilla, and 2 grams of mulberry leaves. This tea enters the lung meridian and is cold in nature, which helps detoxify and dispel heat, thereby relieving eczema. Note that it is not suitable for those with spleen and stomach deficiency and cold.
Honeysuckle: Sweet in taste, cold in nature, enters the lung, stomach, and heart meridians; it can clear heat and detoxify, and disperse wind-heat. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records honeysuckle: "It clears heat and detoxifies all wind-dampness, various swellings and toxins, carbuncles, scabs, and syphilis sores." Perilla: Pungent in taste, warm in nature, enters the lung and spleen meridians; it can detoxify and relieve fever, relieve pain and lower qi. Mulberry leaves: Sweet in taste, cold in nature, enters the lung and liver meridians; it relieves dry cough due to lung heat.
Tea therapy can help relieve eczema, but to cure the disease, the root cause must be removed. If necessary, you can consult a Chinese medicine practitioner to prescribe the correct medicine based on your constitution. You should also keep your body dry and well-ventilated, and use pure natural skincare products to balance skin moisture to avoid repeated eczema flare-ups.