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I really recommend watching my full sleep webinar! It will go through sleep hygiene and supplements that can help with your sleep. The key is to get such good sleep that you don’t notice your flare up.

Which one? Haha

​@FightingEczema getting rid of a new born kid 😅

@elonmust8859 OHHH haha yes I hope people realize it was a joke! 😂

If sweat irritates you then you may want to try very light exercises! Some good ones are slow walking, yoga, or stretching! Do the best you can 😊

@@FightingEczema thanks so much !!!! Mz daughter las weekend needed to be hospitalice, she was in real pian )TSW doctors put her the First Dose of dupixent , i am terrified , what can I do ?

@BeckyAguilera-dp1if Dupixent can be very helpful! Keep looking into the internal root causes of her skin issues. There might be some trigger that you are missing.

Hello! I am a big fan of NMT and I see a lot of people have good success with it when they combine it with red light therapy! NMT can be tough though and usually I recommend it to people who don’t have major commitments like work or school. I do have a video on NMT if you wanted to check that out!

@@FightingEczema Thank you so much :)

Let me know if you have any questions!

Yes, that is one potential theory! I like to start off with optimizing your lifestyle because things like sleep regulation, reduction of stress, and regular exercise can help to balance your hormones. Then I would look deeper into using supplements to help as well. Hope this helps!

@@FightingEczema Yes, I totally agree with you on the lifestyle but do you mean it's just a theory? thought it was a scientific/medical fact, no? I'm still blown away with the amount of steroid use (topical/internal) used in the medical industry when we ALL know the devastating long term impact. I know folks are looking for a quick fix, but this seems like another forever patient strategy! I'm still livid that this "leading expert in allergy/paediatric doctor" told us that applying diluted steroids into petro jelly was safe and effective for our <1 year old at the time, and that withdrawing was very easy and again, safe...he in fact wanted to prescribe stronger steroids after 1.5 years of daily use! I swear to god, these folks are just legal drug dealers!

Totally agree!

Haha good point.

Sleep will really help heal your eczema!

Ah shoot, sorry to hear. My honest recommendation is to find other healthcare providers who will listen to you. Depending on where you live, naturopathic doctors can request lab work for you. Best of luck!

I hope so too! Keep up the good work.

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It depends! For example, here in Canada people often do not get enough vitamin D because we don’t get much sun. So eczema sufferers in Canada may have to supplement with vitamin D forever.

Glad it helped! 😊

Hello! Glad to hear you are finding the videos helpful. A lot of this threshold talk will be theory as there are no actually research studies that can give us clear answers. In my opinion, having TSW can affect both the whole body and the areas it was applied. This is because steroid creams may affect your whole body hormone balance and it can also cause thinning of the skin barrier in the areas you applied it. So having severe TSW means your threshold will be greatly increased. Let me know if I missed any part of your question! Hope this answer helps.

Yes! I find the best age for children to do NMT is before they are school-age! This way they can stay home and focus on healing. I’ve had some good success with some of my baby clients and you should be able to find good success stories online too! 😊

@@FightingEczema wow, you have baby clients. doesn't the dry skin make the itching uncontrollable, hence, they bleed easily? I'm glad that I came across your channel as we are now trying the NMT on our 3 year old, it's been a nightmare dealing with this so called eczema. I still believe it's all been caused by his prolonged steroid cream use!

Hard to know for sure but you could have a mild form of eczema, dry skin, or a damaged skin barrier. Might be worth it to go get a professional check up if you’re worried about it! Best of luck 😊

Unfortunately it’s not that easy. People have different sensitivities to different foods. If I could tell you exactly what to eat then we would all be eating the same foods and no one would have skin issues! I challenge you to think about your skin on a deeper level. Best of luck

Hi, sorry to hear that. I can relate because I remember my skin being at its worse during a time where I was studying hard too! Check out some of my videos and hopefully they help. If you need more personalized support, check out my coaching programs 😊

Ah shoot sorry to hear! Hope some of my videos help ya!

I have a 4 years old suffering from TSW! can you share some links of good red light pls

Oh no! Whereabouts are you located. I am in North America so I mainly only know North American brands. I also recommend you check out my video on “how to heal baby eczema”.

⁠@@FightingEczemawe live in Minnesota.

Nice! Here are a couple things I would think about: Sun: are you in direct sunlight? Sometimes being in direct sunlight can irritate sensitive skin Soaps and moisturizers: what other ingredients are in your soaps and moisturizers? Topical products with lots of ingredients may irritate your sensitive skin Fruits: even fruit sugar can cause blood sugar spikes, which may contribute to flare ups. I would stick to low sugar fruits Let me know if you have further questions!

Hope it was helpful!

Yes! Studies have actually shown that high H. pylori can lead to eczema! I definitely recommend trying to eradicate the H. pylori and then replenish your gut with gut bacteria through a good probiotic!

Very true! Researchers are doing a follow up study as we speak to determine this

No, you are 😊

Nice! Hope it helps you!

Hope it was helpful!

It depends on the supplement! Is there a specific supplement you are thinking of?

@@FightingEczema omega 3s, vitamin d and berberine!

@haadiyamaryam omega 3s can be taken anytime! Personally I like vitamin D in the mornings to mimic morning sunshine, and Berberine can be taken anytime but ideally away from probiotics (since Berberine can kill probiotics) 😊

@@FightingEczema thanks a looot! really appreciate it 🩵

Not always. I definitely recommend checking in with a healthcare professional before using any supplements. Supplement dosing for children can be tricky!

Totally agree! The thing is, some of these tips may help to reduce the itch in some people with TSW. Maybe not a lot of itch reduction but any little improvement makes a difference when the itch is that bad. There is also a huge range of severity when it comes to TSW. Maybe these tips won’t help if you are in the most severe stages of TSW but maybe some people are a couple years in and just need some slight itch reduction to get them through the day. Hope you understand! 😊

​@@FightingEczema I do understand. It's very easy to be angry when sleepless and desperate, and lash out, and I hope I didn't come across as taking it out on your work. It's great to have a place to speak out, We are all on the same side on this and thanks for being a positive advocate. Thanks too for replying with grace to my comment, especially because of its critical content. Keep up the good work.

You can take it in either capsule, tincture, or tea forms! 😊

Ideally you will want to get into a regular sleep pattern, even if it is different than a “normal” pattern. So sleeping and waking up at the same time everyday is important. Are your night shifts fairly regular?

Sorry to hear your baby is going through TSW! Yes I do offer a coaching program for those under 19. How old is your baby?

Great to hear! Sticking to a regular fasting schedule can provide major benefits in the long run! Keep it up 😊

Hope the video is helpful!

It’s hard for me to give a percentage because I haven’t recommended gluten-free diets specifically. I’ve had clients do carnivore diet which includes going gluten-free and have had great results. I’ve also seen people do well on keto and low-carb diets which may be gluten-free depending on the person. Personally I think going gluten-free is worth a try but you want to think about diet in a bigger picture if possible.

​@FightingEczema I tried a Carnivore diet before maybe will try Keto. Thanks for the advice!

Ah yes even here in Canada, prices of medication can be crazy high. Wishing you best of luck!

Yes! Try your best to look into the internal root causes of your scalp eczema.

Try Eucerin Dermo Capillair calming urea scalp treatment. Helps a lot

Sorry about that!

There are likely factors that are preventing the skin from healing. It could be anything! Maybe soaps and shampoos you are using are irritating your skin. Maybe you have an inflammatory diet. Maybe stress is causing the reaction to continue. Try your best to figure out what the “root causes” of your skin issues are.

@@FightingEczema Thank you so much Just want to ask is there any solution or Home remedies?? it caused by Hair dye only!!

I’ve heard of people having success with more natural topicals such as coconut oil or jojoba oil! You can also maybe look into Apple cider vinegar rinses. Hope it clears up soon! Sometimes it takes time

Out of curiosity, what type of quality coffee do you drink?

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I’m definitely a fan of berberine! But I would try to incorporate it into a proper protocol. For example, berberine is great at killing bad gut bacteria, but you’ll want to also take probiotics along with the berberine to replace the killed bacteria with good bacteria. Otherwise the surviving bad bacteria will just re-populate again. Histidine has some evidence to suggest it works for eczema but results are a bit mixed and in my clinical experience I don’t see it doing much for severe eczema. Hope this helps.

Thanks Larry!

I like to recommend a 2-3 month protocol minimum but it could be different for everyone!

Thank you!

Yes, this is quite common. The gut issues may be making the TSW worse. I suggest focusing on the gut issues.

Yes! Definitely sounds like hormone imbalances are playing a part in your skin issues! Thanks for sharing your experience. Is your eczema pretty much clear nowadays?

@@FightingEczema I quit fasting 1 week ago so I did see some improvements. I know it's going to take some time..At least I know what the ultimate cause is and I don't feel the need to use my steroids. I'm going to look into cortisol, estrogen and progesterone support. Also my hands get itchy in the morning and that's when cortisol levels are the highest.

@komfykoala6083 Great idea looking into the hormone balancing! Keep us updated 😊

Interesting stuff eh?

Wow, that’s great to hear! Maybe you can send me a message on Instagram and we can set something up! My Instagram handle is @fighting_eczema 😊

@@FightingEczemaI gotchu! Thank you so much! Will reach out soon!

Yes, it’s definitely possible. Although medications usually only treat the symptoms, there is absolutely nothing wrong with treating symptoms if it helps you live a higher quality of life. I am a big fan of working on the internal root causes WHILE ALSO treating the symptoms with a medication like ciclosporine. Hope this helps!