Coal Tar Shampoo…
Hi,
Has anyone tried using Coal Tar Shampoo? It states that it’s good for people
with sensitive skin/dermatitis etc.
I have eczema on the back of my neck & the bottom of my head - does anyone know
a good remedy??
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July 27th, 2007 at 5:07 am
hi, i have found that usiing a coal tar lotion works very well for psoriasis,but
not sure about eczema.if you can find it that is.take good care of
yourself,jamey
Has anyone tried using Coal Tar Shampoo? It states that it’s good for people
with sensitive skin/dermatitis etc.
I have eczema on the back of my neck & the bottom of my head - does anyone know
a good remedy??
July 27th, 2007 at 12:08 pm
what’s the product you use to eliminate toxic metals??
I had no success whatever with the coal tar shampoo, and the dozens of other
products I tried that cost a lot of money and a lot of stress! I did use a
prescription for clobetesol propitionate that sort of worked, but it took a
long time and was a pain. I finally just decided to let the psoriasis take
its course. It lasted a few years. I think emotional stress had a lot to do
with it.
I am now using a product that eliminates toxic heavy metals from my system
and it is working very well, along with the cream I bought in Iowa that I
told you all about. If anyone wants to know about the liquid activated
zeolite that I use, you can read about it at laztestimonials.com.
Good luck to everyone!
Sue
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hi, i have found that usiing a coal tar lotion works very well for
psoriasis,but not sure about eczema.if you can find it that is.take good
care of yourself,jamey
Natasha Hall <natasha@karanda. <mailto:natasha%40karanda.com.au> com.au>
wrote: Hi,
Has anyone tried using Coal Tar Shampoo? It states that it’s good for people
with sensitive skin/dermatitis etc.
I have eczema on the back of my neck & the bottom of my head - does anyone
know a good remedy??
July 27th, 2007 at 6:59 pm
It’s called Natural Cellular Defense, made by Waiora. I just has the
opportunity last week to attend a meeting with a presentation by Dr. Lyn
Hanshew, an environmental scientist and medical doctor, who talked about the
many ways we are inviting disaster into our bodies with things we don’t even
know are hurting us. In addition to NCD, she also recommends infrared saunas
to assist in freeing our bodies of the toxicity. Turns out a lot of the good
things we need in our bodies can’t be assimilated due to the heavy metals.
Take a look at that website, and also another one she recommends, ewg.org.
I’m really passionate about this topic right now, but I still have so much
more to learn.
Sue
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what’s the product you use to eliminate toxic metals??
I had no success whatever with the coal tar shampoo, and the dozens of other
products I tried that cost a lot of money and a lot of stress! I did use a
prescription for clobetesol propitionate that sort of worked, but it took a
long time and was a pain. I finally just decided to let the psoriasis take
its course. It lasted a few years. I think emotional stress had a lot to do
with it.
I am now using a product that eliminates toxic heavy metals from my system
and it is working very well, along with the cream I bought in Iowa that I
told you all about. If anyone wants to know about the liquid activated
zeolite that I use, you can read about it at laztestimonials.com.
Good luck to everyone!
Sue
_____
hi, i have found that usiing a coal tar lotion works very well for
psoriasis,but not sure about eczema.if you can find it that is.take good
care of yourself,jamey
Natasha Hall <natasha@karanda. <mailto:natasha%40karanda.com.au> com.au>
wrote: Hi,
Has anyone tried using Coal Tar Shampoo? It states that it’s good for people
with sensitive skin/dermatitis etc.
I have eczema on the back of my neck & the bottom of my head - does anyone
know a good remedy??
__
July 28th, 2007 at 4:55 pm
Hi
You may use special shampoo only for sensitive skin. Make enquiry from
pharmacy.
From Rena
July 28th, 2007 at 11:35 pm
Hi
You may use special shampoo only for sensitive skin. Make enquiry from
pharmacy.
From Rena
July 29th, 2007 at 6:15 am
Hi
Stop wasting money to buy products that cannot help you. Invest in E. Excel
health products made
in USA will definitely help you within weeks. I have eczema since 1986 until
last year my friend
shared with me this reliable products then 80% of my chronic skin problem
vanished. I also want to
give God glory because He send this friend to me.
Regards
From Rena
July 29th, 2007 at 12:25 pm
Hi!
I used T-Gel shampoo for a number of years which is a coal tar based
shampoo. It helped the itching but increased the dryness and scabs. I am
now using Ceanol which is working well at the moment and makes your hair
clean and shiny while helping the eczema. My dermatologist recommended it
and i’ve been using it 3 weeks and up to now seems okay.
Luv Nisa x