Making mistakes is good – providing you learn from them.

It is no different to when you were a toddler learning life skills like walking and stacking blocks. You try different methods – discard the ones that don’t work and continue with the ones that do. The same works for eczema.

It is no secret that breastfeeding has huge advantages for the baby. Breastfeeding will aid in the development of the baby’s immune system and decrease the chances of a baby developing allergies.

I am always repeating myself so I thought once and for all I would write down what I consider to be the 5 most important things you need to do for your skin when you have eczema.

It has been around forever but it seems that the incredible benefits of Omega 3 have only become widely known in recent years.  Sure naturalists have advertised the benefits of Omega 3 for years but it seems to me that it is only in far more recent times that omega 3 has been considered an […]

Psoriasis comes in varying degrees and we so often hear of people referring to the condition as mild, moderate or severe. But what is the severity of your psoriasis? How do you know how severe is severe?

Hand Eczema is an extremely common problem. Unfortunately hand eczema is also very difficult to keep under control as we are constantly using our hands for so many things. People with hand eczema usually…

A new discovery that may lead to long lasting therapies against psoriasis and assist in healing has been found. A new type of immune cell has been discovered that can be out of control in certain chronic inflammatory diseases, worsening the symptoms of conditions like psoriasis, atopic eczema and asthma.

How do you know what your rash is? The answer is simple – you have to ask your doctor.  Only a doctor can give you a definite diagnosis.  However there are some typical characteristics that may help to give you a clue. Eczema and Psoriasis are two rashes commonly confused Eczema and Psoriasis are the […]

If it is sold in the shops it can’t hurt you – or so it is generally believed. Unfortunately this is not true. There is very little regulation of personal care products and minimal warnings, especially for hair care products.

Pollen is commonly associated with allergic reactions, especially those involving asthma and hayfever. It can be a problem for eczema sufferers as well. It is from mid spring until the end of summer that pollen is a major problem.