Thanks,

Marla

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Hi Karla,

I tried cod liver oil topically and for the first week it seemed okay, but
then after that my skin started to turn beet red and eventually look like
my
skin was kinda burned. Not sure what happened there, but I haven’t done
that since. I only used it on my face. But for the record, I seem to
react like that to most things–i.e. first week or two seems good, then
thereafter I’m itching and turning red and puffy. I’ve tried things like
coconut oil and olive oil as well with the same results. So far the best
thing that has worked for me is Dead Sea salt. That has definitely put
all
my itching under control. More recently I’ve been experimenting with
soaking in a warm tub and some goat yogurt. I’ve heard of those milk
baths,
and thought that maybe the beneficial bacteria in the yogurt might help my
skin since the skin also needs to have protective bacteria which we eczema
sufferers probably lose a lot of from all the itching, peeling, and
flaking.
So far I find that the yogurt baths have helped to moisturize my skin.

Marla

——-Original Message——-

Hello:

I have a friend who swears by cod liver oil for itching. Has anyone
had luck with that? She says to apply it directly to the skin or
take it internally.

Blessings
Karla

.

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I get my yogurt at Whole Foods Market. I suppose any health foods store
might carry some. I’ve been using the Skyhill Napa Valley plain goat yogurt

Regards,

Marla

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Marla:

Where do you get goats yogurt?

Thanks!
Karla

I have a friend who swears by cod liver oil for itching. Has anyone
had luck with that? She says to apply it directly to the skin or
take it internally.

Blessings
Karla

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I tried cod liver oil topically and for the first week it seemed okay, but
then after that my skin started to turn beet red and eventually look like my
skin was kinda burned. Not sure what happened there, but I haven’t done
that since. I only used it on my face. But for the record, I seem to
react like that to most things–i.e. first week or two seems good, then
thereafter I’m itching and turning red and puffy. I’ve tried things like
coconut oil and olive oil as well with the same results. So far the best
thing that has worked for me is Dead Sea salt. That has definitely put all
my itching under control. More recently I’ve been experimenting with
soaking in a warm tub and some goat yogurt. I’ve heard of those milk baths,
and thought that maybe the beneficial bacteria in the yogurt might help my
skin since the skin also needs to have protective bacteria which we eczema
sufferers probably lose a lot of from all the itching, peeling, and flaking.

So far I find that the yogurt baths have helped to moisturize my skin.

Marla

——-Original Message——-

Hello:

I have a friend who swears by cod liver oil for itching. Has anyone
had luck with that? She says to apply it directly to the skin or
take it internally.

Blessings
Karla

.

Where do you get goats yogurt?

Thanks!
Karla

I tried cod liver oil topically and for the first week it seemed okay, but
then after that my skin started to turn beet red and eventually look like my
skin was kinda burned. Not sure what happened there, but I haven’t done
that since. I only used it on my face. But for the record, I seem to
react like that to most things–i.e. first week or two seems good, then
thereafter I’m itching and turning red and puffy. I’ve tried things like
coconut oil and olive oil as well with the same results. So far the best
thing that has worked for me is Dead Sea salt. That has definitely put all
my itching under control. More recently I’ve been experimenting with
soaking in a warm tub and some goat yogurt. I’ve heard of those milk baths,
and thought that maybe the beneficial bacteria in the yogurt might help my
skin since the skin also needs to have protective bacteria which we eczema
sufferers probably lose a lot of from all the itching, peeling, and flaking.

So far I find that the yogurt baths have helped to moisturize my skin.

Marla

——-Original Message——-

Hello:

I have a friend who swears by cod liver oil for itching. Has anyone
had luck with that? She says to apply it directly to the skin or
take it internally.

Blessings
Karla

.