Eczema and Hives

Hives are rashlike, itchy skin bumps that are most often seen in children, but anyone can get them. They are often caused by a food allergy, although it may be difficult to diagnose at first because the reaction can occur hours or even a day after eating the culprit food. Although it's a good idea to eliminate the allergen and build up the immune system, the immediate need is to stop the itching.

The essential oil is an excellent first choice to treat hives,  that decreases inflammation, such as lavender. The fragrance of either lavender or chamomile oil can also be very calming to someone who feels that they are going to go mad from the itching.

First wash off the skin with a warm aromatherapy wash (2 drop lavender , 2 drops eucalyptus cold/warm water rinse the part or compress). If the itching is not sufficiently relieved, apply the Hives blend.
Essential oils for hives: blue blend roman chamomile, lavender, peppermint, rice bran oil


Bryan's Blend

HIves OIl: Rice Bran Oil, Lavendula, Peppermint , Eucalyptus
Bryan's Double flower aloe Gel


How?

Rice oil 25ml mix with 6 drops lavendula, 3 drops peppermint and 3 drops eucalyptus radiata. This blend last for 2 months. Apply affected area.

Aloe Gel: Day time apply.

Two items most amazing way is can use together.

Example u can apply aloe gel first and a drop of blend on top to lock in.


The weather results many to suffer from skin rashes and eczema activated.

Well u can try my hives eczema external application method.
example: Double blue flower aloe gel, rice bran oil blend with lavendula peppermint and teatree oil.

PLUS if u wan see good results in 3 months:

Based on my personal experience, most probably a person can cure or alleviate eczema by

1) Without fail 5 times a week eat vegetables. (Portion is u go market buy $1 of any vegetables and boil it 3 mins and add olive oil abit soy saunce eat this way)

2) Stop eating all kinds of processed food and soft drinks.
You should give yourself  1 months to see  improvements.

So refer to labels beside this blog on hive and exczema