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Healing Eczema: Nutrition, Detoxification, Anti-Stress Coping Skills And External Practices To Heal Eczema
enlarge	Author: Christina Nevada Publisher: CreateSpace Category: Book Buy New: $15.97 as of 11/21/2009 01:16 PST details New (3) Used (1) from $15.97 Seller: Amazon.com Media: Paperback Pages: 182 Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7 Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 0.8 ISBN: 1438228945 EAN: 9781438228945 ASIN: 1438228945 Publication Date: May 1, 2008 Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours


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Editorial Reviews: Product Description Written from the feedback of thousands of eczema sufferers worldwide by a 20-year naturopathic dermatology eczema researcher and former eczema sufferer, this book is essential for both physicians and patients.

Customer Reviews: Too Confusing to be Helpful October 10, 2009 A. Drill (Gilbert, AZ) While I appreciate what the author went through to find the answers she needed to effect a cure for her eczema, I found this book too scattered, disorganized and confusing to get much help from it. Some of the recommendations seemed difficult, such as two pairs of cotton pajamas, or going to bed with an ice pack on the place that is itching. Others seemed incomplete, like the advice on page 142 to soak vegetables in vinegar, where she adds "There are other things you can buy to clean them as well." So, what are they? I felt the role of the liver, and leaky gut syndrome was given far too little attention. It may be the kind of eczema she had, but for many, the causes are internal. I have read the whole book, most of it with a mounting sense of disappointment and frustration. Perhaps a second perusal will reveal hidden gems, but I'm not very hopeful. Hope for eczema sufferers. December 8, 2008 J. Wagoner (South Bend, IN United States) 10 out of 10 found this review helpful Everything you want and need to know by someone who has been there. There is so much information and misinformation out in the merry land of the internet that it can be very confusing. Most sites I visited while searching for help simply attempted to sell me the next "Miracle Cure" for eczema. I knew better. Other sites, backed by doctors, dermatologists and pharmeceutical companies and also fueled by nothing other than self interest, tell you that eczema is "incurable". I never bought that one either. Then I found Christina Nevada's website. I knew from her honest detailed description of her own suffering that she had walked down the same path that an eczema sufferer walks down. Christina has went so far in her quest for a cure as to become a full time naturapthic eczema researcher. Impressive. I myself already have had great success battling eczema by simply eliminating certain foods and adding other foods and supplements along with other healthy lifestyle choices and changes, so I KNEW that Christina had found real answers to a real problem, and has gone through great lengths to share them. In fact, for a time, this book was available for free on her website. (It may still be) If that doesn't convince a person on Christina's sincerity, I don't believe anything will! Although the author may make suggestions, she doesn't try to sell you anything, a refreshing change. So, if your looking for answers for an eczema problem, I don't think you need to go any further. I wish this book came out years ago. November 13, 2008 Juliet Lem 3 out of 4 found this review helpful Christina Nevada is a Godsend. She gets down to the many factors that cause eczema while keeping the average lay person in mind when describing the science behind it all. She teaches you how to modify and supplement your diet and lifestyle to fight eczema from the inside AND out. We've never had so many choices for treatment. There is A LOT of information to take in. Try not to feel overwhelmed. You get more out of it each time you read it. Healing Eczema August 1, 2008 Penny A. Yoder (Portland, OR USA) 2 out of 7 found this review helpful Christina has done a fabulous job of research and health ideas. Thank you so much, Christina!!! It has so much information and is a big help for anyone with this condition. Who wouldn't want to be healed? Buy this book!

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