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Kendra of New Life on a Homestead shares a cure she found for her son’s eczema.  Thanks to a friend she discovered Fermented Cod Liver Oil.  Kendra gave some to her son, Elias, and his eczema cleared up!  One possible explanation is that an Omega-3 fatty acid deficiency might cause eczema.  Kendra’s entire family takes fermented cod liver oil.  If you or one of your children suffers from eczema, this article may help you.  Kendra explains what she does to help with the taste of Fermented Cod Liver Oil.

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Source: Frugallysustainable.com

Tallow is a rendered form of beef or mutton fat.  Tallow resulting from grass-fed beef or sheep is high in omega 3 and is CLA-rich (good, natural Trans fat).  Andrea of Frugally Sustainable provides a couple of links for purchasing high-quality, grass-fed tallow.

This is a recipe for an Herbal Tallow Beauty Balm.  It uses grass-fed tallow, a blend of rose petals, lavender and other herbs, carrier oil, essential oils and other ingredients.

Tallow may seem like a somewhat strange ingredient for an herbal balm.  However, tallow-based balms (especially grass-fed beef tallow)  are growing more popular. The omega-3 fatty acid and good trans fats found in tallow work well in balms and treatments for skin.  Herbs and essential oils also add a nice scent to tallow-based balms.

Andrea walks you through the steps of infusing the tallow with the herbs, and then making the balm.

These are just a few uses for Tallow Balm:

• Apply under the eyes to prevent and reduce wrinkles
• Use for very dry skin
• To heal eczema and other skin conditions

Very interesting recipe.

How to Make a Herbal Tallow Beauty Balm for Eczema, Wrinkles, and Extremely Dry Skin

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Patients with mild to moderate inflammatory acne and, who have not responded to non antibacterial topical preparations (e.g. benzoyl peroxide) can be given the antibacterial topical acne preparations. Although some controversy exists that the latter are no more effective than the non-inflammatory topical preparations, they can still be offered to the patient if he/she cannot tolerate oral antibiotic therapy or just does not want to take oral therapy. Topical preparations of erythromycin and clindamycin are effective for inflammatory acne. Preparations containing tetracyclines have shown some efficacy too but as much as the erythromycin and clindamycin preparations. As you may already know, the main causative organism responsible in the formation of acne is called Propionibacterium acnes. Unfortunately with the increase in antimicrobial treatments (topical and oral) , this organism has been able to gain resistance to certain antimicrobial agents and therefore, care must be taken in prescribing these agents. Available topical agents 1.Benzamycin (Scwarz): this comes in a gel pack which needs to be reconstituted. It contains benzoyl peroxide and erythromycin in an alcoholic base. This should be applied twice daily; very fair skinned people should try to apply this once daily, preferably at night. 2.Dalacin T (Pharmacia): this is a topical solution containing clindamycin phosphate in aqueous alcoholic base, which can be applied twice daily. There is also a lotion form (cindamycin in an aqueous base) which can also be applied twice daily. 3.Stiemycin (Stiefel): this is a solution of erythromycin and an alcoholic base which is applied twice daily (morning and night after cleansing the skin). 4.Topicycline (Shire): this is a solution (for reconstitution with an alcoholic base) of tetracycline hydrochloride and 4-epitetracycline hydrochloride. This solution can also be applied twice daily to affected areas after skin cleansing. 5.Zindalacin (Strakan): gel based preparation of clindamycin. This should be applied once daily (preferably at night after skin cleansing). 6.Zineryt (Yamanouchi): Topical solution. Comes with powder for reconstitution of erythromycin, zinc acetate which needs to be made into a solution with an alcoholic ethanol base (provided in the pack). This solution must be applied twice daily after skin cleansing. It is worthy of noting that treatments should always be completed except for when side effects are experienced; this increases efficacy of the agent and also decreases the development of bacterial resistance. Treatments should be continued for at least 6 months; this is a recommendation based on clinical literature. Side effects The main side effects of topic antimicrobial preparations for acne management include mild skin irritation and on rare occasions cause sensitisation. Reports of rashes and severe skin itching have been reported but, this is a rare finding and seldom occurs. Efficacy As mentioned above, these agents, in some cases are no more efficient than non antibacterial topical preparations but many patients feel more confident in using this form of therapy as opposed to oral antibiotic therapy. Results may take longer for the topical preparations but in some patients, results can be seen from 3 months into treatment.

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Herbal treatments have been used for many hundreds, if not thousands of years to treat all manner of conditions and fibroids are no exception. Many women have had great success when they have used strategies to shrink fibroids with herbs.

There is one crucial thing to bear in mind. There is no evidence to suggest that if used in isolation, herbal treatment for fibroid tumors is a complete cure. Herbs can definitely help to relieve symptoms and may indeed have some effect on the size of tumors, but they cannot cure them altogether. Many websites sell herbal preparations which come with claims that they will eradicate fibroids, but this is only part of the story.

You can only effectively shrink fibroids with herbs if you use them in combination with other treatment strategies. It is well known that successful treatment may involve various elements and requires commitment and pro-activity. If you have fibroids and want to shrink them without surgery, you will need to be prepared to put in the effort and make lifestyle and dietary changes. However, there is little doubt that when followed diligently, such approaches can be very effective, with most women who follow a recommended program finding that they are completely free of fibroid symptoms within a short time.

Any natural remedies which shrink fibroids with herbs will probably include Cinnamon, Nettle and Yarrow. These three, if taken as an infusion around 5 days before menstruation can help to reduce heavy bleeding. Yarrow can also help with period pain. You can also add ginger to the mix to boost the pain relieving element. Other helpful herbs for fibroids include Yam and Willow which, when combined with other strategies, can help reduce inflammation in the body and thus fibroid size.

There is an excellent 7 Step Plan which incorporates the use of herbal treatment for fibroid tumors which is completely guaranteed to work. It has been used very successfully by many thousands of women worldwide. Please bear in mind that it requires you actively participate by making lifestyle and dietary changes. It also details exactly which herbs are recommended for the various symptoms and types of fibroids and what the recommended dosages are as well as recommending pre-made products.

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