My daughter in law is a very hypoallergenic and struggles with autoimmune diseases(asthma, eczema, itchy & mucus in the eyes) looking for some detox protocol or supplements that can really helps solve this long term. It has flared up at the moment with eczema on her elbow, wrist, back of neck and mucus in the eyes.
Replied by Art from California on 11/12/2025
Hi Mix,
Did you try the melatonin lotion your dad is using? I have had a report that it helps and studies suggest the same.
Art
Replied by Vera from Colorado on 11/12/2025
Mix, I would start with eliminating commercial detergents, and also if she uses those fabric softening sheets or liquids, they are just terrible in provoking a reaction. Stop those, or just add a bit of vinegar to rinses.
Switching to "free and clear" natural detergent made from plants will go a long way toward desensitization.
Also, commercial "soap bars" are not soap, they are detergents. Switching to real old fashioned soap will help too. Detergents damage the skin barrier.
Replied by Daniel from Illinois on 11/13/2025
Topical issues usually have a intestinal ediology. Many times you're dealing with Candida.
Replied by Mix from Gauteng on 11/14/2025
Hi Daniel, what would you suggest? Perhaps the Borax Candida protocol? How could she identify that it is Candida?
Thank you so much
Replied by Mix from Gauteng on 11/14/2025
Hi Vera, she does not use commercial soap. She had it under control but it has flared up.
Thank you
Replied by Mix from Gauteng on 11/14/2025
Hi Art
No I did not suggest it, should she just use it on the eczema? how many times a day?
Thanks so much
Replied by Art from California on 11/14/2025
Hi Mix,
Twice a day to affected area applied sparingly.
Art
Replied by Eoost from Chicago, IL on 11/15/2025
I might recommend trying topical ivermectin (horse paste). It is great for skin conditions! I use it as a preventative every day on my face! Here in the US you can get it at your local farm store but I’m not sure about where you are. Totally worth a try! Search up “Ivermectin for eczema” on Instagram and you’ll find people talking about it.
Another thing I suggest looking into is Nicotine Patch Therapy. That is supposed to get to and heal the root cause of things in your body. Search up Dr. Brian Ardis and “pretty sick heather” and you’ll find info on that! I’ve also been using this every day for the last 6 months and it eliminated my joint pain, stiffness, and menopausal symptoms! I’ll never stop using it!
Replied by Vera from Colorado on 11/15/2025
Mix, no commercial detergents or fabric softerners for washing clothes? That's good, then. Does she know how to knock out the itch?
