Complementary and Alternative Treatments for EczemaPeople with atopic dermatitis (AD) may use complementary and alternative medicine as they seek to find relief from their symptoms and improve their quality of life. Alternative medicine is a...Bookmark for later
Using Probiotics and Prebiotics to Prevent Food AllergyFood allergies are a related condition to atopic dermatitis (AD), also commonly known as atopic eczema. Food allergies occur when the immune system overreacts to a particular protein found in...Bookmark for later
A Sprinkle of This, A Drop of That: Eczema Bath TreatmentsBathing (or showering) is an important way to both treat atopic dermatitis as well as prevent recurrences of flares and maintain healthy skin. Bathing helps hydrate the skin and removes...Bookmark for later
Atopic Dermatitis Flare Prevention Tips: Laundry CareFrom bath soaps and lotions to carpet cleaners and pollen, it seems just about everything that comes into contact with skin can trigger atopic dermatitis. Living in a bubble isn’t...Bookmark for later
Is There a Link Between Diet and Atopic Dermatitis?While there is no single “atopic dermatitis diet” that works for all people with atopic dermatitis (AD), a healthy diet that contains a variety of foods can provide proper nutrition...Bookmark for later
Homemade Moisture Cream for Dry SkinIt is not always easy to find that one moisturizer that works on everything. It seems like this one has perfume, or that one doesn’t absorb easily. I would like...Bookmark for later