How to Treat Eczema from the Inside Out

[@sugahbabydoll1]

I had horrible eczema on my hands, and went to see a Dermatologist. They prescribed me steroid ointments. I developed TSW. So I weaned off it, went on a anti-inflammatory diet, started taking a probiotic daily, & ceased all dairy. I am eczema free for now. ☺️

[@pgfromfiji]

What probiotics did you use if I may ask. Suffering from TSW 😢

[@KB-sv7fm]

Did you try Nettles Tea ? It’s good for allergies and eczema.

[@hommy250]

I am also suffering from TSW. What was your diet, may I ask?

[@KB-sv7fm]

@@hommy250 Why not use the AIP diet ? The food ingredients that you eat the most may be triggering your eczema. The healthiest diets have great variety. Read food labels. Do you notice certain ingredients coming up over and over again ? Use the process of elimination to figure it out.

[@niyah4604]

What probiotic?

[@planetaryPoem9]

Yes, I can attest to this. When I was very strict with NOT eating any wheat plus fasting, my eczema completely disappeared. Now (Christmas period) I ate wheat products and sugary foods and started getting hints of eczema again. Thankfully not as vicious as before because of my previous fasting habits and wheat/sugar elimination. I’ve learned my lesson. No more wheat and sugar, not even during the holidays!

[@r.amyhhh]

how do u feel with fruit or dairy

[@victorvance6279]

This is so fking depressing though having to cut out certain things that are so popular and frankly tasty. It's unbelievable how we've had millions of years to evolve yet some of our bodies still can't handle certain things and still suffer from disease

[@palomabrava461]

He’s right. I got rid of my eczema after trying all kind of lotions and seeing over 10 doctors with no success, by changing my diet, I stopped eating all whites, from bread to rice to sugar and pasta, cut all gmo food, not only I cured my eczema but also dropped 25 pounds without having any intentions to do so..

[@JAVEDALI-io6fv]

Plz share your diet plan . I am struggling with candida .

[@Thamilmozhi_15]

Really, pls suggest your diet it will helpful for so many people who suffering from eczema for a long while.

[@LittleTiger11]

Yes please

[@thilikaj]

Please share your diet. Im really struggling with my daughter

[@tzapp2372]

Congratulations to you! That must be a great relief. My 3 month old son has eczema and he's got aLOT of prescriptions from pediatrician and dermatologist. After reading other's experiences from steroids, I'm not using them and trying to go the natural way.

[@carrie8351]

Finally someone who knows what they're talking about! Thank you for this, so much!!

[@bhupeneryadav1656]

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[@nishachatwani7840]

I wish I knew this growing up, keto and now carnivore have helped me SO much with my eczema and hayfever. Ppl may not like to hear it but most if not all auto immune conditions can be healed from the gut. We aren't meant to be so ill!!

[@21972012145525]

Eczema is not autoimmune

[@sonjavorster1554]

Wow first time I heard a doc talk about food😁 I did elimination diet and change my life. Thank you!

[@kavitavarule4921]

Can u explain in detail

[@marcomontecino5161]

I have been to three different dermatologists for a skin condition that flared up a few months ago. I went to the first dermatologist thinking it was rosacea, considering a friend used to have the same red spots on his face and after many failed attempts got successfully treated for it. The first dermatologist told me it was dermatitis, I asked him how sure was, he replied 99.9% sure...hard to beat that kind of certainty. I bought the creams he prescribed, all of them very expensive. There was a short-lived improvement, but the problem persisted, ebbing and flowing. I went to get a second opinion, this time I was told that what I had was rosacea....to switch over to some antibiotics and some other expensive creams, no much improvement, the problem persistent, actually got worse. Meanwhile, I kept telling these physicians that this problem had started right around the time I began having, and continue having, a pain below my right rib, liver area. I received no much feedback or engagement from any of them after I pointed that out...like if I was telling them my zodiac sign was Taurus and my favorite color is blue. I went to a third dermatologist a little while after ( the most expensive specialist of the three) and he told me it was dermatitis. definitely. I did mention the abdominal pain, after insisting he gave me an order for a scan, but before an exam for HIV, because perhaps my immune system is depressed. I've been faithfully married for the last ten years to a woman who is extremely unlikely would have been fooling around, let alone catch HIV. That goes to show how segmented is the knowledge of these specialist who often times just look at the symptoms and provide topical creams and a "come and see me in a month", whatever happens in between is almost of no concern to them, if your skin falls off or you get a chemical scar for what they prescribed is almost none of their business.

[@21972012145525]

So what happened

[@divakim206]

What became of the liver scan?

[@meowismeify]

This guy knows what he is talking about!! I recently went to a dermatologist regarding Eczema. I asked her what was causing it. She said it was genetics and that there was nothing I could do about it other than putting different lotions on.

[@geraldsmith5582]

meowismeify this happened to me. Dermatologist couldn't figure out what caused my eczema so i figured it out it was the junk food. So i KZbin detoxing eczema naturally.

[@alyyj1925]

I get itchy skin like every three months for 2 weeks. Went to docs for 15 years they siad they have no clue what it is. I googled last year and came across auto immune deceased. Explains why i get itchy skin every three months. I treat it with tablets. I had to figure it out myself in what I had and how I treat it.

[@gauravwadhwa66]

meowismeify only ayurveda has soulution for skin problems. Try search how to balance pitta in body. pitta means acid.

[@pokemonbacon1237]

I’m 16 and I had eczema on my neck for 5 years which caused dry and flaky skin nothing worked but what worked was me constantly moisturing the area and using vinegar on the area while I bath and bleach and it went away

[@pokemonbacon1237]

I also had eczema on my Penis for along time but after I learned about masturbation note I was young I done it a lot in a day I used lotion on my dick so the eczema never had a lot of time to start to dry and get flaky and it went away

[@michael-annhancox7179]

I didn't find the link to the blog post but I will try your website? Most helpful information yet!

[@MarinaMik]

I wish I found this vid 2 years ago!! My eczema been crazy for the last two years. Two derms been saying it has nothing to do with food, only 3rd one said that it has connection but said my way out is pills, injections…Thank you so much for what you do! Such a respect for you! God bless you.

[@21972012145525]

Same here. What are your next plans and favorite moisturizers? I have decided to attack my eczema through s series of modalities to figure out what exactly works. I’m lucky my derm is understanding

[@MarinaMik]

@@21972012145525 I am on a diet. Few months now. Can control 90% of my itchiness. Have more understating on which foods cause itchiness. However, my hands are still super dry and are red (not swollen/cracked hands as used to be though) I hope that it will go away within a month or so. I use Aquaphor and Eurecin.

[@21972012145525]

@@MarinaMik diet…what do you eat what are your triggers? Are you doing this on your own? Or under the care of a provider?

[@21972012145525]

@@MarinaMik I am noticed a difference by checking my water softener. I’ve had eczema for years but these last 9 months have been horrible. I think it was my water softener causing issues…

[@chiraagshah269]

Please don't let the futile search for the cause take over your life! It is completely understandable that you would be scrabbling for some relief. A few anecdotes on the internet are not evidence. Sadly, from what I can see this protocol is built entirely from hunches and anecdotes - NOT through gathering evidence. Look it up for yourselves! You will be searching for ever, if you believe in this super vague protocol. I am talking from experience.

[@ashamohammed3589]

i love the way u speak fast AND understandable👍👍

[@kristenheuer5676]

I have an auto-immune disorder (mastocytosis) that causes eczema. I tried elimination diets, steriods, anti-histamines, photo chemotherapy, ect... Nothing helped. Then I started looking at the chemicals in my food instead of things like gluten and lactose. Ive eliminated all processed foods and all harsh chemical cleaners in my home. That helped a ton. I still have outbreaks sometimes, mostly in the summer. Baby organics diaper rash cream will take care of it better than any perscription Ive ever been on.

[@ismailmoosa6339]

Can you give me more detail on this

[@Pumpkinspice01]

It's true my son has severe eczema head to toe and I've tried the baby rash cream on his private. He gets it really bad there too it really helps. Better than the prescribed crap the doctors always pushing.

[@jaybaker9248]

Doc: Eczema is easy to fix lol. Ppl with eczema: 😠

[@Thamilmozhi_15]

Haha same reaction

[@lindagabriel3419]

Exactly!

[@muslimahsharing4761]

I get rid of it accidentally when i do intermittent fasting and going low carb. No drugs no topical anything do dermatologist, it healed by it self. I still consume dairy, carbs occasionally, but if i consume too much carbs n sugar, it will come back a little. I had it since i was a baby until my late 30s. Crazy that it's that simple.😐. I spent too much money time n suffer unnecessarily for something that should be done long timr ago, n for free.

[@jaybaker9248]

@@muslimahsharing4761 I've heard plenty of stories like this and good for you. Mine has gone away for years at a time for no reason apparently. Point being it's not easy and this doc gives that impression.

[@alexmp3821]

What is ppl

[@drkmlakshmipathy]

Thank u for ur excellent tips.for curing eczema by rectifying gut health instead of only layering medicines on the skin .regards from chennai

[@iamfilipinas]

I asked my dermatologist this and she looked at me and scoffed, “diet has nothing to do with eczema”, but she’s going to inject me with Dupixent. 😂

[@suprajakoppisetty8231]

Haha same!

[@ClaudiaPridor]

Yeah, same thing here ... she looked at me like I'm crazy

[@earthangel6858]

Sometimes they don't know. My eczema is directly related to me eating acidic foods. I get a flareup everytime I eat something acidic.

[@TheHumbuckerboy]

@@earthangel6858 What acidic foods ?

[@earthangel6858]

@@TheHumbuckerboy lemon juice,hot sauce, lemons,oranges jalapenos,, hot peppers etc

[@jf76]

Great advice. I have had terribly painful and sometimes truly awful flareups. There was a time when my entire face was basically a big scab. I guess it was sort of a weird blessing that everyone was in Covid lockdown and I didn't have to go out into public. For people with painful eczema it can be almost impossible to sleep and you get stressed out too, and even depressed - none of which helps of course. A good gut healthy diet is definitely important, for anyone. For the times when the itching seems unbearable a cold compress to the back of the neck really helps me. The nerves connect to the brain through your neck, and to soothe the pain having a cold pack on the back of the neck really helps. Distractions help too. Going for a walk, and doing something other than obsessing over the discomfort will help. A warm (not hot shower) can be a real relief. Stay clean of course but don't use too much soap, and find a really gentle one and lotion like from Cera Ve. If you have a partner something like back rubs will help to take your mind off of the pain. And reciprocate! Doing something nice for your partner is an excellent way to take your mind off of it and they will appreciate it as they are coping with your eczema too. I am sure that you know this and sometimes it seems impossible but try your hardest not to scratch. It will make it worse and you may get skin infections if the problem areas open up. Wear gloves or socks on your hands at night if you must. Not sexy but it is important not to scratch. Try to avoid too much applied steroid ointment/lotions. Drink water to stay hydrated. Do gentle exercise - if you get too sweaty it will sting and areas might become inflamed. Baths with colloidal oatmeal (Aveeno has portioned bath packets) are soothing. (Again, not too hot). Best of luck. Eczema can take up lot of bandwidth in your life but there are ways to improve the situation. I feel terrible for children with it as they don't know what is happening, but cool facecloths can help to soothe them.

[@sveeny]

Hey! Have you ever tried apple cider vinegar on our face eczema? I have pretty bad seborrheic eczema on my face and am completely free from it for many years now. I soak a cotton pad (make up removal pad or similar) in natural apple cider vinegar (shouldn't be mixed with other vinegars etc.) and just dab the affected areas which are around my mouth (beard region), nose and forehead (eyebrows) and leave it on over night. Usually it stings and gets a little worse for a day or two but then completely disappears. Once it has disappeared I can control it by doing this vinegar-treatment just once a week. If I eat bad food (especially spicy or dairy for me) I might have to do it twice a week. It only reappears if I get too comfortable and forget to treat it. I'm no doctor so I cannot give you this as an advice but for me (and many others) it works like a charm! All the best!

[@jf76]

@@sveeny Thanks for the tip! I happen to have a good quality apple cider vinegar and will try it out. I hate to use too much steroid ointment and so natural products would be great. Luckily right now my eczema is not too bad but it is best as you say to try to nip it in the bud when it appears.

[@sveeny]

@@jf76 indeed! Just be careful and maybe even use it dillated in the beginning if you decide to try it ☺️ for me it fixes a very bad eczema 100%. At least temporarily. But that‘s fine I guess. Any questions let me know. All the best to you!

[@cartyk7kc]

My son is suffering from eczema both my sons actually my year and a half year old has it really bad my 3 month old too. My 3 year old doesn't have it at all. I feel helpless I have removed dairy eggs meat most kinds of fish from his diet. We don't eat that much processed food but we do eat vegan processed food sometimes. I never knew that gluten was such a big contributer. I appreciate all of the tips you have given. I'm happy to know that my son is not suffering alone and that there are many others who go through this awful condition as well. I do not want him to have to live with this for life. I'm determined to cure him. I'm interested to know if you removed gluten from your diet and saw a change. Thanks.

[@emiliabobelia]

@@cartyk7kc also I had rash my whole life, and in my early 20s it was all over my whole body for almost 3 years, didn't sleep a real sleep for about a month once. I personally had to remove gluten when it was at it's worst, and I found gluten makes me moody in addition to irritating my skin. Non glutinous rice flour for baking at home was my substitute

[@Saahib_K]

We just learned an important lesson "get your ---- straight" and you be good. Amazing!!!

[@JM-co6rf]

major eczema started growing on my face 2 years ago, accomanied by anxiety, paranoia, depression. it all coincided with some major food changes: started drinking coke zero like crazy, eating peanut butter (lectins), took antibiotics (bad for gut), was taking sleeping pills (NSAIDS are bad for gut), was drinking a lot of alcohol, eating tons of spinach and cheese (lectins), and yogurt (lectins), also hot dogs and fake meat, lots of tomato/marinara sauce (lectins). did an elimination diet 6 weeks ago, all is well. depression fading. eczema seems to be sleeping. then tried some peanut butter as an experiment. MAJOR eczema blowout, even worse than before. that was GREAT news. I finally now had proof that I have developed food sensitivities caused by a new leaky gut. miraculous. and I would like to say to my doctor, "Dear asshole. Enjoy the money I wasted on you...youtube helped me more than your worthless 200,000 dollar degree"

[@weiss27md]

What foods were safe for you to eat when you first started the elimination diet?

[@sofiaa.8217]

Hi! What did your elimination diet look like, I want to do one but I’m not sure how it works, do you just diy it?

[@JM-co6rf]

@@sofiaa.8217 the non lectin diet fixed it. i also at a lot of L-glutamine powder. and my eczema is gone and only comes back when I eat lectins filled foods (tomatoes, peanuts, etc)

[@angelastars27]

Yesssss!!!!! 🙌🙌🥰

[@davidmangen1912]

Drink moringa powder and use dead sea salt!

[@jameciakaru2243]

Thank you, ive been suffering with this for close to 28 years and only being told its a genetic condition and to apply certain lotions.

[@mollydatta1016]

Cured eczema having biochemic medicine potassium sulphate/kalium sulphate. U can use magnesium sulphate or calcium sulphate. It repairs ur skin.there r also homeopathic medicine

[@reginamoore6897]

@@mollydatta1016 mag sulfate as in Epsom salt? Like added to bath water?

[@mollydatta1016]

@@reginamoore6897 pls.consult homeopathy doctor

[@cyndiefernandez7042]

I stopped dermatologists and allergist appointments, as they say it's genetic and has nothing to do with food!!🤨

[@looseburger4515]

I like how you're just straight to the point. I just watched you for the 1st time. can you also name natural herbs and remedies to take internally and for external use? Thanks for the no nonsense approach 👍

[@KB-sv7fm]

Nettles Tea is good for allergies and eczema.

[@Yoditah]

I watched Dr Hyman on a pbs special around 7 years ago. I love your detailed analysis on health issues. Thank you!

[@crystaldean7668]

Yes! Please give information on psoriasis

[@fiahcush1549]

I have eczema on my fingers for over 2yrs now i will definitely take your advise

[@nomparfait]

Where's the link to your blog on eczema Dr Hyman?

[@senemtuten]

drhyman.com/blog/2015/11/12/7-strategies-to-eliminate-eczema

[@emmabaker-farquhar6970]

Great video ! We've focused on our daughters gut health since she developed eczema at 4 months of age. It's come Back a little bit but I know I have to go back to organic diet with no dairy egg wheat or gluten for her 😊 she eats sauerkraut and drinks kombucha and has a lot of broth again

[@meowismeify]

So eggs are the culprit too? Darn!

[@heatherraworth8549]

All dairy products cause inflammation in our body

[@michaelsonger2681]

How is she doing now

[@ameragalal6976]

eggs aren't dairy

[@lauriceday5976]

I eat more yoghourt when I take Prednisone or more antihistamines than usual

[@Schnazologist]

I had an eczema outbreak for over a year, tried a lot of externak skincare treatment but it wouldn't go away for too long or even completely until I changed my diet. The two major changes for me were cutting down dairy intake (switching milk in my post gym protein shake for water), and eating porridge/oatmeal for breakfast every day.

[@connieb5153]

Dr., Where's the link you spoke of? So many people I know are truly suffering from eczema and psoriasis. I've seen their skin bleeding from unbearable itching and scratching during sleep. And you state that eczema and psoriasis are the easiest things to fix.

[@alexisoviedo100]

Thank you for actually giving us answers

[@vn347j]

AlexisssO yes!! This is so helpful

[@Chem_-jp5em]

AlexisssO right?!? The majority of dermatologists I saw told me it was just stress and that it was definitely not gluten. Well they were right about that, turns out it was strawberries.

[@kaylynanderson3714]

It’s like you were talking about me. Tummy and skin problems all the time

[@koya8946]

OMG thank you so much. You give so much information my daughter doctor couldn't tell me anything you just told me. Thank you so much!!

[@ptiaptia7347]

My daughter struggling with eczema since 6 months old. She is now 26 years old and still struggling every day with this horrible chronic problems. She gets sick a lot when her eczema flares up. She always feels embarrassed and wearing clothes to cover up her skin. I am her mother and I feel so sad, depress and overly stressed seeing my daughter constantly suffer from her skin problems. When its flared up, she also c/o breathing, lungs' problem, like little difficulty breathing, that she has to use an inhaler. She is very pretty and very kind lady. My daughter and I both work as a Registered nurse in an acute care hospital. Sometimes we have patients admit to us with a different diagnosis but also c/o eczema and for sure we both understand deeply how our patient feel and how much they struggle with daily itching, pain, depress, etc over this horrible ongoing problem, along with every day's problem in their lives. My daughter started this medication shots for the last 6 months, at least. She needs to see her allergist doctor for other treatments (her doctor said she will inject ALL allergens (those that she's tested allergic to), but she is very hesitant because she feels scare. She'is afraid has to go through struggling from itching, pain, etc. Can you give me suggestions what are the side effects if use these shots in a long run? I am so worried about her all the time and feel very depressed and desperate but try to keep myself positive so I can continue to help my daughter and our patients. Thank you for all your help.

[@svetoslavnizhnichenkov4953]

Tom Boy look for "Rob Stuart" on KZbin, the guy cured his eczema by changing his diet, I've started following his diet, and I keep improving, I could not do without medication, now I don't use any.

[@kuchuluheartagnes1594]

Check on her immune also vera really would do wonders

[@platformxp5820]

Take her to the doctors and ask if she can start taking the medication called Dupixent, it literally changed my life. My eczema used to be really severe but now my arms and legs are basically cleared up except for my neck, only place that still get’s to be itchy

[@Vanguardkl]

Hi I'm 34 and have lifelong eczema dealing with flare ups often, and severe on my feet. I've managed it just ok, cos i drink and don't have the healthiest lifestyle. Among everything I've learnt the number 1 cause is stress and lack of rest. Exercise, stress control and good sleep is the cure. But it's very difficult as i work in corporate and stress is always there and don't always have time to exercise. I just saw my doctor 2 weeks ago for steroids again, i take them 1 to 2 times a year. But i kicked in to more exercise and dealing with work better and my flare up disappeared after a week without steroids. Hope this helps

[@laughingl0tus]

So where is the link to the blog post?

[@QuantumAlchemist_888]

I’ve been gf and df for years. Still got the eczema flare-ups. I’ve found fish oils have helped stop flares in their tracks.

[@QuantumAlchemist_888]

@@emmaho6769 I take Barleans (the one made of actual fish oil not flax). It tastes amazing too

[@gloryb-tv]

Me, too. GF and DF, but eczema hanging on. I recently did my cleanse/detox (that I used to do annually, but haven't done it in about 4 years). The eczema is finally going away. I'm going to post a vid about it soon.

[@allay7085]

Can you share your cleanse please? Thanks! ​@@gloryb-tv

[@ThePeacefulparent]

What's your treatment to get rid of the mercury from the system Dr Hyman?

[@Isaacdoescaredits]

I have three boys , my first was severely lactose intolerant from ages 1-2. He grew out of it . My second son, no issues. My third son , was breast fed the longest and has the worst eczema since age 1. He’s now 1.10. He’s been on cow milk , almond milk, goat milk, and NOTHING seems to help. I eliminated yogurt, cheese and even oatmeal, and and fork of sugar. Yesterday I switched him to lactaid milk(lactose free). Also I had been using Aquaphor, bag balm, Eucerin, Aveeno and even Desitin diaper ointment: nothing seemed to help! I finally put two and two together! He is probably very sensitive to the Lanolin so I bought the regular original Vaseline , I will see if that starts to help clear up the eczema and red rashes behind the knees, thighs, inner elbows, crevices of the feet.

[@avatarx2614]

As a bare minimum for healing gut related immune issues theres no avoiding cutting out all dairy and gluten. If what Im finding out about eczema and leaky gut is true then.. Its paleo and ultimately A.I.P. Auto Immune Paleo diet which is paleo + avoiding all nightshades, nuts and seeds for 30 to 60 days. Fish oil will also help ;)

[@avatarx2614]

also kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZXNqquBl6-SmrM

[@Isaacdoescaredits]

Avatar X I agree . It’s almost impossible nowadays to completely cut out all dairy but at least to the maximum

[@cindyslevin3075]

Use Cerave in the tub. The original formula. We used aquaphor on my daughter’s eczema for years at recommendation of her pediatrician and then discovered it contained lanolin. She is allergic to lanolin. Vaseline is so greasy as is aquaphor that it made my daughter miserable. Cerave in the tub has worked better than anything. We’ve also used Vanicream which works but she prefers Cerave. I also eliminated all detergents and started buying real soap for her laundry from Cal Ben Soaps as well as goats milk lavender soap bar from Vermont soaps. Prior to this, she had severe eczema with steroid topical application every day. Now it’s mild after doing this for the last 12 years. She uses topical steroids maybe one time per month on a flare spot. Hope that helps.

[@jj-wg3yu]

My baby girl is 6 months. We are using mustela stelatopia. Is there any thing else we can use to reduce her itching?

[@KB-sv7fm]

The AIP/Paleo Diet is a great diet. Drinking Nettles tea also helps.

[@tufflion3344]

2 tbsp of apple cider vinegar with a cup of water first thing every morning.

[@montanachanel1]

Can you get rid of Mercury and fungal stuff naturally?

[@redigenene9164]

My dream in this life was to be an International model but I have eczema all over in my gut this painful day by day I loose my confidence

[@ladyvirgo013]

Where do I find a physician like you?

[@missouriplantmom1769]

Hello Sir, do you have any information, guidance or suggestions on how to get Mercury out of your body? Thank you so much for this video.

[@reginamoore6897]

What about infants...how do we resolve their condition?

[@mollydatta1016]

Pls see my answer to jamicia karu

[@rexdanonino]

Hello, my mom has eczema. She was diagnosed with it during her twenties, but she has it till now and she is 47. She went through diets, very hard and dangerous steroids and every year she visits a special spa for skin diseases. Nothing helps. Every time the eczema comes back. Its spread out on her fingers, but its not the usual dry rash, it seems like a wet infected injury. The wounds doesn´t hurt, but its a bit gross and it could repel some customers. They cant heal, because she is working as a hairdresser. We need the money and she can´t stop working so it´s not a solution. she is working with gloves and taking care when manipulating with chemicals all the time. Can you recomend a permanent or even a temporary solution?

[@dyanswill]

I swear low Vit D causes it also. When i supplement Vit D it gets better. Also stinging nettle is good.

[@user-pn6qh7nk5q]

What antifungal would u recommend?

[@christianfoster1665]

Link for blog post isn't in the description

[@libertygiveme1987]

Thank-You Dr. Hyman. This is USEFUL INFORMATION!!!!

[@elenabenjamin9980]

Hello Dr Hyman this is a desperation call to you ! My granddaughter is 2 yrs old , and has a horrible eczema since she gets her first birthday. My daughter and her husband have tried more than 10 pediatrics and specialists and nothing works. The child and all of us are exhausted, disappointed and praying to find a good functional dr. PLEASE DR HYMAN. Where can we find one appointment with you, or some good Dr. to treat my granddaughter! Please help us. It is about the help of the whole familia! Thank you !🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@Sh0ckingSaRaH]

I'd really love a more in depth video. I eat very healthy no gluten or dairy for many years and you said eczema has to do with your guy health which makes a lot of sense because I only started getting it after I began a SIBO diet for bloating which mostly was me taking oregano oil, activated charcoal, enzymes and berberine at each meal. My tummy got a lot smaller and I really gained control over my bloating but my skin became really itchy and I got these bumps on my outter elbows that soon turned into red stained ezsema. I know this could be very specific but I'm driving my self crazy trying to figure out what's going on and so many things only just begun to touch the surface and it's frustrating and I don't understand - I want to. My acne also became much worse especially on my back and arms and ingrown hairs on my legs. Only antioxidants and anti-inflammatories seem to help the eczema which I find the most bothersome however the anti-inflammatories and antioxidants seem to help my skin everywhere, not just the dry parts. Please help 💝

[@Myownperson54]

Hi everyone. There are some very clear protocols for Eczema. Clinical gut test will establish your gut integrity, a good naturopath can assist in Uk - [e-mail]

[@julieroberson3845]

Please check out Barbara O'Neil on you tube .she has videos you would like to hear

[@emiliabobelia]

Are u sure you weren't experiencing this as a result of detoxing? Activated charcoal pulls stuff out of your system and it could cause irritation as it makes its way through blood + epidermis.

[@Periwinkleblue.]

Oregano is a source of salicylate which can cause excema. Hope that helps.

[@texaslyoness8537]

Hello! Where’s the link to your blog where you wrote about eczema in 2015? You mentioned you would link it.

[@SimplyTy215]

Please link the 10 day detox

[@elsamsmom7726]

What is your advice on getting rid of the yeast over growth?

[@puggirl415]

Such an old video but it's information I needed as I have developed an eczema like rash all along the left side of my body and on my scalp. I was having trouble trying to figure out what it was because it had aspects of psoriasis, aspects of eczema and aspects of shingles. Thing was it didn't hurt like shingles. It didn't itch like eczema. No one thought it was psoriasis despite some thick plaques on my foot. But it was there and it hadn't changed or gotten better for 2 months. I have done an elimination diet before. I found I was sensitive to gluten so I stopped eating it 12 years ago. Anyway I started two different protocols. My Doctor gave me an anti-fungal. I started taking up to 12 grams of Amla vitamin C per day. After 2 weeks on the vitamin C the rash started clearing up. Especially the thick plaques on the side foot. The red spotty rash is still there but seems to be fading slowly. My doc also alerted me to the idea that the spots could be slower to go as they may have created some hyperpigmentation on my skin. I'm still skeptical about my diagnosis because I have no itching to speak of and people say eczema is intensely itchy. I will take Dr. Hyman's advice though and look into other parts of my diet that may be inflammatory, get back on Omega 3 supplements and protect my skin barrier as much as I can.

[@21972012145525]

You guys are criticizing dupixent and praising reducing inflammation via diet. However dupixent works on the inflammatory pathways within the immune system 🤷‍♀️ So do steroids (even though steroids are systemic and come with side effects) (side effect profile is apparently reduced with dupixent compared to steroids

[@Lookup33]

This is the same situation as me. I have broadly spread skin rash but no itch. Diagnosed with eczema 3 times and never had a doc prescribe me anything but steroids. It’s been on my skin for over 8 years

[@mrnrnh8]

Diet is very important like doing away with dairy and gluten, sour fruits, red meats, pungent foods. Sorghum flour, river fish, pinto beans, green moong beans, sweet fruits, almonds when it comes to seeds, certain vegetables, apple cider, diluted yogurt...all help in the long run. Multivitamins like d3, omega 3, vit.A helps.

[@rachelissac7778]

Please understand that what this saying is 💯 percent true coming from a person who is suffering from itching and allergy for last two years Seen n number of dermatologist and different steroid creams and medicines. They don't know what's happening to your body, they keep prescribing medicine after . We are just guinea pigs Closely watch what you are eating and avoid the that which starts the itch. Also carefully study what medications you on for various other ailments like,bp, diabetes calcium etc. Even a simple multivitamin can trigger the allergy. I over came my allergies by avoiding what's causing this but my hyperpigmentation is taking taking it's own sweet time to go, but it's slowly clearing Thank God for His healing I give you all glory Jesus

[@bayan6325]

Sir for eyelid eczema pls advise

[@tikunani]

Could be blepharitis

[@GGSD24]

My 11yr old boy has a severe enzyme. We have been to different doctors in Finland but nothing seems to help. Please how can we book an appointment to come and see you. Am very worried about my sin. Thanks.

[@sanghawander2492]

What is the cause of eczema for babies?

[@malanarine7146]

Thank you so much for sharing this ❤

[@Davian775]

Who do I see for healing from the inside? My dermatologist just hands me steroids?

[@ellanola6284]

No, no, no, bloody steroids.

[@nourhanebn69]

@@ellanola6284 same! My allergologist gave me topical steroids too,they tend to calm it down then flares up again

[@iamfilipinas]

I was a difficult patient cause I was non compliant and did my own thing. I noticed there are foods that trigger my eczema!

[@masterchief5437]

They should give anti-fungal meds instead

[@fc4660]

Look for someone who offers or practices “functional medicine”

[@ladyvirgo013]

Yup! I can't do pasta! Messes me up big time

[@jayashreeganesh8940]

What are all the questions that I should ask my dermatologist when I have eczema in my hand?

[@pedatrivedi6523]

When I was 10-12 years old I swallowed an iron bolt and since then I have had many gut problems like constipation, pain etc. I do not experience any paining now but constipation is still there. Do you think it could be the cause of my persistent seborrheic dermatitis??

[@bilimlrr7764]

🤔

[@dh6320]

Lol wth you should see a dr about that iron bolt

[@nomadvintageclothingonetsy4416]

I have been eating so well for the last 5 months. I also did a natural parasite cleanse for about the same amount of time and am hoping I eliminated the infection inside. I saw a lot of intestinal parasites come out. I now only eat a small amount of fruit and raw nuts, tons of veggies and beans, some organic eggs, virgin olive oil, black organic coffee, tons of spring water..... any one else make bigs changes like this? How long did it take to see a change in your skin? I’ve had eczema my entire life.... I over used topical steroids for about 23 years. I quit about five years ago... I’m 30 now and so ready to be done with this and move on so I can enjoy life more.

[@Deadeye1967]

Has you eczema cleared up, how long did it take if it did?

[@alya5228]

Dr. Hyman, are you accepting patients?

[@tracyjamieson362]

After three years of eating not so great, I did a fast and cleaned up my diet and then came down with one of the worst cases of eczema I have ever had. Nothing soothes it like ice cold skim milk compresses. Everything else, no matter how “pure,” burns.

[@jedinethomas543]

How do you manage a diet for 6 months old baby 🍼 👶🏾

[@ProfessionalDad]

Really broad advice

[@JoyfulinHope]

Can you talk about signs of topical steroid addiction in babies? We havr pinpointed my son's allergies, I breastfeed so I removed those from my diet about 2 months ago. He looks better but still has a few raw patches on his face that makes me think he's going through TSW as we used desonide nonstop for 2.5 months per doctor's advice 😔

[@dankelly]

Can you link to your 10-day detox diet?

[@chenoamacsweeney3220]

So, does Mercury from many silver fillings mean leaky gut, as well?

[@herbertxiv2774]

The first question is literally me it’s on my left arm spreading to my right and starting again on my right like back of the knee

[@marissalorraine8700]

How can we get started on this with kids? My son has the trifecta skin problems, asthma and food sensitivity. I’m concerned for him because my husband has tinea Versicolor and this year I got diagnosed with 2 parasites and bacterial infection.

[@saifkhan-ln7dd]

i try to avoid dairy, sugary, processed and confectionery foods, however are eggs, goats milk potentially also aggreivating my skin, currently over the past 2 months Ive had a bad flare up with my eczema maybe due to pollen grass allergy as well (I'm from UK) my skin especially my neck and face are constantly red and inflamed, despite constant moisturising it has little effect, I'm constantly itchy and wake up to blood stains in my bed and shirt from overnight itching, the rest of my body such as chest, arms and back also have some brown/acne spots which I developed during the winter most likely from overuse of protein- whey protein powder, protein bars, yoghurts in an attempt to bulk up for the gym but these products contained dairy and whey sources and led to some inflammation

[@tracyreadytv]

Where is the link to the blog AND the 10 Day Detox he mentioned in the video? My hands look SOOO embarrassing due to this eczema :(

[@TamasineSmith]

What is the situation when it only occurs in cold/damp conditions - not occurring in the summer months nor when travelling or living in hotter dry climates (no occurrence at all for 15 years) then recurring again only in UK winters.

[@khairunbashir7975]

I am having watery eczema what is the cause of it

[@yogeshwar9170]

Hi, Is it also possible to reduce IgE levels through healthy gut by adopting balance nutritional diet? My 10 year old child has etopic dermatitis and his IgE us around 2000. Please help🙏

[@cnickyxoxo193]

What is recommended for toddlers

[@lindadupuis1531]

What's the difference if any, between a functional medicine doctor and a naturopathic doctor?

[@lovesickblueslovesickblues5198]

This is the 3mins video advise pointing on what I exactly what I want

[@sodaratieng9507]

Organic coconut oil . My granddaughter has. I applied on her cheeks, it seems to fade away.

[@seanac4429]

Is there a connection between eczema and diverticulum disease?

[@MultiSinos]

Where’s the link?

[@WorstEpisodeEverr]

But where is that link to the blog 🤔

[@einsommerkind]

Thank you, so true!

[@sarozchamling8114]

hey I'm suffering from eczema from 2\3 years I have used medical attention and changed my diet done exercise but that doesn't help me much so what should I do now I'm in pretty bad shape all over my face I get dry,blisters,flakey,redness,itchy and inflammation.

[@g.j]

In my own experience. I drink plenty of water through out the day.Apply VCO and lotion. I tale less caffeine, though I love coffees and lessened it down to just one cup a day. I take vit.C. Eat Veggies. Protects my skin from cold temperatures. It takes a while but it helps.

[@WishZyrus]

are you ok now?

[@ayushtiwari6269]

Sir please can you cure seboric dermatitis.?

[@tigerlilly6895]

Thank you. So what is the testing that you take to find out about the gut health? I've asked my doctor and they just don't do any of that...

[@mngal2878]

Ask a naturopathic doctor,. They can screen your microbiome.

[@dennisinho]

How did you get rid of the mercury?

[@chrishayes8012]

Childs Farm eczema cream was the only cream that has worked for me. Nothing else comes close, even Rx's. $12 amazon

[@cindybussey7057]

Does this also apply to Atopic Dermatitis??

[@jamesblazen3023]

Eczema isn't always caused by what you eat. Could be an allergy to dogs/cats, pollen and more.

[@bluestsea]

Mold too!

[@planetaryPoem9]

Yes it is. The reaction to anything is because the body can’t control it. It still comes from the inside. If the gut were healthy there would not be any allergies because the body would control it. I know it for a fact. When you strengthened my gut I no longer got contact eczema nor any other allergic reactions.

[@duanehawks9405]

How toxic could I be from busting florescent light bulbs for a commercial electrical company? Hundreds of 4 ft lamps busted and put in trash bags to take to the dump. I tried to avoid the dust but I now have a metal allergy and everything galvanized or rusty causes my right hand to blister.

[@setha360]

mercury

[@bellsibub9951]

Give up the cheese at supper and milk at breakfast. And clean up those Dust Mites under yer bed!

[@hicks75]

Switched to plant based no processed foods or animal products. Or dairy All my eczema is gone. It’s due to inflammation

[@62Cristoforo]

I’ve always maintained the cause and the cure for any skin condition is ALWAYS from the inside out. The only useful need for anything topical would be makeup or cologne. Everything else topical is completely useless. Some people tend to be or less susceptible to certain skin conditions than other people. This pre-condition, combined with dietary and digestive problems gives rise to eczema.

[@Chandra-fm3vp]

What can I do or take for vitiligo?

[@robertward4288]

how about latanaprost eye drops

[@HT-dy5co]

Don't forget to eliminate products with SLS is for eczema too. Surprised it wasn't mentioned.

[@elizabethbrzek]

What is SLS?