I have just been reading some of my old articles and found this one that I thought was interesting. It states that “wine may be an effective eczema treatment.”

Having eczema can be very expensive. Many alterations need to be made around the house and many creams and moisturisers need to be purchased.

Whilst going through some old notes I found the results of a survey from 2000. It may be a little old but I found it interesting and I imagine some things don’t really change.

Eczema is a difficult condition to control and can be very frustrating not to mention uncomfortable.

People often wonder why their eczema comes back when they stop using the Calendulis Plus Cream. The answer is simple.

An article published in MarketWatch.com in February this year talks about the troubled economy being responsible for some eczema flare-ups.

Atopic eczema is the most common form of eczema, especially amongst children.

Unsure if you have eczema or dermatitis? Getting confused with the different diagnosis’? Here is the answer.

Dyshidrotic Eczema is painful and irritating skin disorder affecting the hands and feet. It is believed to be the result of …

Psoriasis affects almost 20 million people world wide however it is believed that 45% or 8 million of these people are undiagnosed. Furthermore, public awareness of this chronic skin condition remains