SKIN PROBLEMS: HOW TO CURE THAT?
• Consult a competent beauty therapist, one who specialises in skin care rather than cosmetician work. She will advise you on what cleansers, toners and moisturisers are best for you. Inform her of the allergies you have (for example, yeast, tomato, etc.) and make sure these substances are not included in the skin preparations you use. The products she recommends will have the correct pH balance for your skin.
• It is preferable not to wash the affected areas with soap and water. Soap has an alkaline pH which neutralises the skin’s natural acid pH. The acid pH exists to keep viral, fungal and bacterial colonies on the skin as small as possible, thus reducing skin infections. If the use of soap and water is absolutely unavoidable you must dab a mixture of apple cider vinegar and water on your skin straight after to restore the natural acidity. Don’t dab the mixture on broken pimples.
• Use cortisone cream on eczema while the program is taking effect. Keeping the inflammation down this way will reduce stress and neurokinin. As time passes you’ll find you’re using less of it less frequently and eventually not at all.
• If after all of this your skin is still not 100 per cent better see a Chinese herbalist. Make sure you find a good one. Phone my office for a referral if you can’t. Chinese herbs get the best results when the body is well nourished on vitamin/mineral supplements, is candida-free and allergy desensitised by the Anti Candida/Anti-Allergy Program. Using the herbs too early can cause allergic reactions in those sensitive to grasses and see a return of the skin complaint after discontinuation of the herbs.
Toddlers, who are too young to go on restrictive diets, are the exception. Keep them on the herbs and a broad spectrum of foods until they’re old enough (age four up) and big enough to go on the Anti-candida/Anti-allergy program.
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