From a mother whose children suffered from eczema, I know this to be true. Once we worked on the gut flora, the eczema issues began to resolve. Check out this amazing article on Infant eczema…

Here’s what I’ve learned.
In our cultural relishing of post-enlightenment individualism it can be a little unnerving to realize that we are not ourselves; in fact, 80% of our cells are bacteria. These bacteria are just about everywhere in our bodies, but here I’ll discuss those incredibly important little guys in our guts. There are lots of different…
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Thank you for reblogging! It’s amazing to me how many people have had troubles with infant eczema — it really points to some widespread underlying issues. Another thing I hope to better understand is how inflammation faced by pregnant women themselves (like me with all my excema!) impacts the fetal and infant immune system. So much to research! Anyways, thanks again 🙂
🙂 This is such a unspoken of topic. I have dealt with eczema with my middle son on a sever level. It it hormonal, immune oriented, and emotional. I had a sage friend once tell me (He is Native American) that eczema in male children have to do with unresolved issues in the mother with her paternal father. That was pretty deep for me. But I found myself questioning my emotional state and how that affected the developing immune system of my baby. I did find relief in one product and I still use it to this day… and that is ProEcza… Here is the link for you to check it out. http://www.amazon.com/ProEcza-Eczema-Cream-Rashes-2oz/dp/B002TBCBOG/ref=as_li_ss_til?tag=blyowatofr-20&linkCode=w01&creativeASIN=B002TBCBOG