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Eczema and Psoriasis?
Once again... Smooth Skin for Eczema and Psoraisis
is a naturally-derived skincare line that was specially
formulated for those individuals who are suffering from
light to extreme cases of Psoriasis and Eczema. We
have searched throughout the world for ingredients that
have been valued for their effectiveness If you are
dealing with the affects of Eczema or Psoraisis; we invite
you to try one or many of the products. We are
confident you will find the relief that many have found
after using once again... Smooth Skin. You will find a
wonderful and soothing selection of oils, butters and
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What is Psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease that is characterized
by red scaly, patches. In severe cases, the patches of
irritated skin will grow and merge into one another,
covering large areas. Psoriasis may cause lesions,
patches, or papules on the surface of the skin, and may
occur anywhere on the body... elbows, knees, scalp,
nails,... The main forms of psoriasis are:
- plaque
- guttate
- pustular
- inverse
- erythrodermic psoriasis
What is Eczema?
Eczmea (Atopic dermatitis) is a common, recurring skin
condition characterized by a dry, flaky, itchy rash. It is
thought to be hereditary. It is most common in people
with a family history of an atopic disorder: asthma, hay
fever, or atopic dermatitis. Eczema can appear on
different parts of the body depending on your age. Its
appearance may also vary depending on its severity
and location on the body. This tends to be the most
itchy form of eczema. It has a tendency to be more
common in children.
Common features are:
- Erythema (Patchy Skin) — skin redness
- Papulation (Bumpy Skin) — appearance of bumps
- Excoriation (Red Open Sores) — lesions caused
by scratching - Lichenification (Scaly Skin) — lines in skin caused
by chronic inflammation
Eczema can affect babies to adults.
Contact Dermatitis can be either:
Allergic Contact Dermatitis - typically a result of having
regular contact with a substance over a period of time.
Irritant Contact Dermatitis - typically affects adults that
are in contact with irritants to the skin. It is commonly
found on hands.
Discoid Eczema is generally found in older adults. It will
appear as coin shaped red patches - generally on the
lower leg.
Seborrhoeic Eczema affects babies and adults. In
babies, it is commonly known as cradle cap. It is not
known to be sore or itchy. Adults that are affected with
seborrhoeic eczema are typically men in the 20-40 year
old age range. It is thought to be a result of yeast
growth. It will be found in the scalp and spread to the
eyebrow area appearing as skin flakes.
Varicose Eczema is more common in women. It will
affect the lower legs and ankles. It is typically affects
older people who have difficulty with poor cirulation.
What "triggers" Psoriasis and Eczema?
There are many "triggers" for Psoriasis and Eczema.
They include:
- Stress
- Weather conditions
- Ilness
- Medications
- Bacterial infection imbalance of hormones
- Environment
- Toxic substances
- Improper diet
- Psoriasis - may be hereditary
- Eczema - may be hereditary... depending on the
type
How can I control my Psoriasis and Eczema?
You can control your psoriasis and eczema through
external and internal means.
Relief for psoriasis and eczema internally can be
achieved through:
- Vitamins and Minerals
- Fish Oil
- Evening Primrose Oil
- Zinc
- Proper nutrition
topical creams and ointments. Some of the popular
natural ingredients are:
- Dead Sea Salts
- Sea Buckthorn Oil
- Evening Primrose Oil
- Chaulmoogra Oil
and eczema is through controlling stress. Controlling
stress can be achieved through yoga, meditation, long
walks, listening to calming music...
Are there foods that I should avoid for Psoriasis
and Eczema?
The food you eat can determine how well you can
control your psoriasis and eczema. Some foods can
trigger a "flare-up". It is thought that if you eliminate
certain foods, you can have greater control over the
"flare-ups". Foods that seem to aggreviate psoriasis
and eczema are:
- alcohol
- coffee
- spicy foods
- citrus foods
- red meats
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