Eczema is an autoimmune disease

We have been advising our clients for years that eczema is an autoimmune disorder. Now it has finally been officially proven.

Relating Article: http://newsmeback.info/for-the-first-time-study-proves-eczema-is-an-autoimmune-disease/

Of interest is that now that a patentable drug is in development, it is marketed as proof that eczema is an autoimmune disease despite the fact that it has been known and proven in studies since at least 1993.

It was due to these studies and the existence of natural plant oils that were suspected of regulating these proteins (also linked with itching sensation) that led to me developing a natural product six years ago for eczema and itchy skin conditions. But because it is made from natural products it cannot be patented.

Once again when natural products pave the way it is discarded or seen as quackery, but when it can be synthesized and made into a lucrative medication, all take note and Dollar signs abound.

Our Axhilirit E Natural Moisturizers were developed to nourish eczema-prone skin.

7 out of 10 clients who have used Axhilirit E for a short period of time reported that they no longer have eczema-type flare-ups.

You do not need to use Healing Oil Products forever, therefore the reason we ask clients to please refer our products to friends and family members with the same kind of irritations.

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Note: The above is based on the personal opinion of the writer. The relevant information has been compiled from 20 years of personal experience and feedback from clients.

Contact a healthcare practitioner if symptoms persist.

Discontinue product should you experience a sensitivity response.

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Axhilirit E (eczema) - New International Packaging

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What can I use for Eczema, Dermatitis and other auto immune related skin conditions?

As stated in my previous post, these articles are aimed at creating more awareness of the products that we manufacture and market, but will also include alternative methods, products and assistance as no two people are the same and react and respond differently to different treatments and approaches.

The first thing a person needs to do when experiencing a persistent problem with rash-like symptoms of the skin is to seek advice from a qualified medical practitioner in order to diagnose the problem, if not the cause. That is half the fight won, for knowledge of your condition will give you power over it.

The first course of action of most medical practitioners is to prescribe cortisone and/or steroid treatment. Educate yourself about the short term relief and long term negative aspects involved in using these products, and then make your choice to use these products or not.

If you are fortunate enough to find out what triggers your condition, do your best to avoid them (I know, it is logical, but some of us find it hard to break our habits). The next is to find your nearest supplier of Axhilirit© Eczema Oils and Creams, and start applying them as soon as possible. More information is available at http://www.healing-oil.co.za/product-info/axhilirit-eczema-products. These products were specifically developed to treat itchy and dry skin conditions, and treats them with a high rate of success. In most cases, about 70%, the symptoms do not return. In the 30% of cases where the client does suffer a relapse or recurrence, the symptoms are milder with longer periods in between outbreaks/flare-ups.

It is advised to avoid contact with chemicals to the skin as far as possible, so try to use soaps and shampoos that are glycerin or naturally based. In addition, it can also help to change your lifestyle to accommodate your condition. These changes can include your diet, supplement intake, elimination of certain foodstuffs, changing the detergent or fabric softener you use, and reducing your stress levels.

Other natural products that you can try that are known for not inducing any negative effects include the well-known gel of the Aloe Vera plant. This gel can be squeezed from the leaves and directly applied to the skin, or use a product that contains Aloe Vera. Calendula lotion is also a good alternative, but be careful to choose a product that has a high concentration of Calendula and little or no potentially irritating ingredients. Organic cold pressed Olive oil has been used by many as a moisturizer that also treats eczema and related conditions.

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