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Natural Herbs that are Eczema Friendly




5 Herbs That Aid in Healing Eczema


If you have ever dealt with Eczema, then you know how much of a hassle it is to find something that will work to treat your skin. Topical anti-inflammatory creams are commonly used to treat eczema, although they only give brief or partial relief. The topical creams only aid in the external symptoms. They do not tackle the internal issue.


As I always say, "Eczema is an external reaction to an internal issue."


Eczema can feel like a life sentence with no possibility of parole, but I have found some natural herbs that can heal your skin and give you a peace of mind.

Many of these herbs can also be ingested which will help heal the internal issue and relieve the external flare.


1. Turmeric

This powerful root is without a doubt one of the most well-known plants. Despite its long history of usage as a superfood and herbal medicine, it continues to be

highly sought out today!


The list of turmeric's advantages is vast, but the root's anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties account for the majority of them.


Turmeric has a wide range of effects on the human body's organs. It helps the liver detoxify, lowers intestinal irritation, and soothes the skin.

Additional Benefits

  • Could Help Heal Acne.

  • Lightens Hyperpigmentation

  • Deals With Dull Skin

  • Reduces Dark Circles

  • Protects Against Environmental Damage

  • Prevents Premature Aging

2. Colloidal Oatmeal

Colloidal oatmeal is traditionally been used to treat itchy, dry, or irritated skin. It's known as an emollient. It moisturizes and calms the skin. It's high in lipids, proteins, vitamins,

minerals, and other nutrients that have been proved to help the skin.


It also possesses anti-inflammatory and antioxidant characteristics that assist your skin.


Additional Benefits

  • Relieves itchy skin

  • Moisturizes dry skin

  • Natural cleanser and exfoliator by removing dead skin cells to reveal smoother, brighter complexions

  • Skin protectant

3. Burdock Root

Burdock root is a Northern Asian and European vegetable. The deep roots of the burdock plant are quite lengthy and range in color from beige to brown to practically black on the

exterior.

Burdock root has been utilized in holistic medicine for ages to treat a range of ailments.

Additional Benefits

  • Packed with antioxidants that can help reduce inflammation

  • Effectively detoxified blood and promoted increased circulation in the surface of the skin

  • Packed with antiseptic properties that can reduce bacteria in skin.

  • Boost immune system

4. Ginger Root

Ginger includes gingerols, which are natural oils that relieve inflammation and discomfort.

Gingerols' anti-inflammatory properties can help relieve inflamed skin. According to a recent study, consuming a blend of turmeric and ginger improved the look and healing capabilities of the skin.

Additional Benefits

  • Antioxidants improves skin smoothness

  • Anti-inflammatory

  • Fades scars

5. Neem Root

Because of its antibacterial characteristics, neem is widely used to treat wounds. Use a small bit of neem oil on cuts and scars on a regular basis. Neem Oil is high in essential fatty acids,

which aid wound healing and keep your skin healthy. Neem is also anti-inflammatory, which helps to treat eczema and acne. Tonic and astringent can be made from the properties in the stem, root bark, and fruit. Neem is used topically to treat head lice, skin conditions, wounds, and skin ulcers, as well as as a mosquito repellant and skin softener.


Additional Benefits

  • Anti-aging properties

  • Hydrates skin

  • Reduces redness and inflammation of skin


If you've made it this far, you're one of the many people who are turning to natural therapies to help with their flare-ups. Topical steroids and other medications have a variety of adverse effects and consequences. A major goal is to be able to cure your skin the way our ancestors did.

Not only is it helpful to incorporate these natural medicines into your life, but so is managing your diet. Be on the lookout for foods that heavily affect flare-ups!



Lastly, consistency is key! Moisturizing is key and loving your skin is key! You will reach your goals.


Head over to our website to find some amazing products with some of these herb. We will take the stress out of searching for products to heal your eczema. 



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