Natural ways to treat eczema

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Natural ways to treat eczema

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When my son had eczema when he was born and developed very extreme eczema and no doctor could help me, and I didn't want to give him steroids. I did a humongous amount of research on my own to see what was happening. When I discovered that my home environment was toxic, I knew that it was in my hands, that I could take care of this problem for him. I did many, many things, but I suggest a couple of huge steps that parents take that, I think down the line, will make dramatic changes in your life. I think you shouldn't use toxic chemicals in your house, at all. It is just as easy to use water, lemon, essential oils, baking soda to clean your home. Those are natural products as opposed to the chemicals that people are spreading all the time. I really believe that it is affecting our children's development. The clothes that he was wearing that had pesticides on them from being non-organic materials. The baby mattress which was off gasing toxing chemicals that were disrupting his development. His bottles, which were leaching BPA into his milk. His toys that were later recalled back to China. I figured this out, doing all this research. I replaced them all with non-toxic and safe alternatives. His eczema went away within about three weeks.

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Paige Goldberg Tolmach

Organic Mom

Inspired by her son Jackson ’s severe eczema that developed soon after his birth, Paige became knowledgeable about environmental toxins and how they harm children. She managed to make dramatic lifestyle changes that cured her son of eczema and established herself as an expert and an environmental activist. Motivated by her own difficulty finding non-toxic products for her family, Paige opened The Little Seed which has a huge celebrity following and has a reputation for only stocking only the best non-toxic products. Paige is frequently highlighted the media and has recently been featured in: the Los Angeles Times, People.com, Babble.com, TheCradle.com , the TV Guide Channel, E! and many others. In the Summer of 2010, she launched The Little Seed organic clothing line at Target. Paige is an active member of PETA and is on the board of Environmental Media Association (EMA) an organization that mobilizes the entertainment industry in a global effort to educate people about environmental issues and inspire them into action. Paige lives in Los Angeles with her husband and son.

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