Comments on: Sesame Oil and Eczema http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/ 3 Blokes, a blender and a bag of chickpeas, learning to cook. Tue, 25 May 2010 19:07:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Donna Rendell http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-34936 Donna Rendell Sat, 02 Jan 2010 22:19:12 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-34936 Hello Patrick, I stumbled upon your blog via your father's blog... Firstly I would like to say I am very sorry for your loss... I was lucky enough to meet Floyd when he was filming his Floyd on Oz series in Adelaide, South Australia, and enjoyed a fun-filled Sunday afternoon Cocktail Party hosted by Floyd in his Presidential Suite at the Hyatt, along with David Pritchard, my family and some friends, followed by dinner at Maximillians Restaurant in the Adelaide Hills. He made quite an impression on me at the time; I was in my 20's and we hit it off immediately... I have some fantastic photos from that day to treasure. I was very saddened to hear the news of his passing... I will remember him fondly. I was interested to read your blog about Eczema and sesame oil... My daughter has eczema and food allergies to nuts and sesame, so needless to say, I would not be able to try this out on her, but I will definitely recommend to many of my customers, who also have children with eczema and various food allergies. You may be interested to visit my website Star Allergy Alerts (http://www.starallergyalerts.com.au) I created this range of products when my daughter Stella was diagnosed with food allergies, and to make others more aware when we (and others) are out and about. You may know some parents/children who could benefit from these products... ? I look forward to hearing back back from you soon... bye for now! Kind Regards, Donna Rendell Hello Patrick,
I stumbled upon your blog via your father’s blog… Firstly I would like to say I am very sorry for your loss…
I was lucky enough to meet Floyd when he was filming his Floyd on Oz series in Adelaide, South Australia, and enjoyed a fun-filled Sunday afternoon Cocktail Party hosted by Floyd in his Presidential Suite at the Hyatt, along with David Pritchard, my family and some friends, followed by dinner at Maximillians Restaurant in the Adelaide Hills. He made quite an impression on me at the time; I was in my 20′s and we hit it off immediately… I have some fantastic photos from that day to treasure. I was very saddened to hear the news of his passing… I will remember him fondly.
I was interested to read your blog about Eczema and sesame oil… My daughter has eczema and food allergies to nuts and sesame, so needless to say, I would not be able to try this out on her, but I will definitely recommend to many of my customers, who also have children with eczema and various food allergies. You may be interested to visit my website Star Allergy Alerts (http://www.starallergyalerts.com.au) I created this range of products when my daughter Stella was diagnosed with food allergies, and to make others more aware when we (and others) are out and about. You may know some parents/children who could benefit from these products… ?
I look forward to hearing back back from you soon… bye for now!
Kind Regards,
Donna Rendell

]]> By: redeye http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-30079 redeye Wed, 19 Aug 2009 08:05:15 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-30079 Hi Anne, It's just straight up organic cold pressed Sesame Oil. Rubbed in twice a day on to the affected areas... Hi Anne, It’s just straight up organic cold pressed Sesame Oil. Rubbed in twice a day on to the affected areas…

]]> By: Anne http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-30055 Anne Tue, 18 Aug 2009 18:48:45 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-30055 Hi, Will you please tell me your recipe for the eczema lotion you've been making? <a href="#comment-22812" rel="nofollow">@mamabear </a> Hi,
Will you please tell me your recipe for the eczema lotion you’ve been making?
@mamabear

]]> By: melatonintablets http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-29095 melatonintablets Mon, 27 Jul 2009 07:02:09 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-29095 Eczema can be managed by using corticosteroids to reduce inflammation and an antihistamine to reduce itching. it is also wise to avoid dairy products and nuts if you have food allergy. Eczema can be managed by using corticosteroids to reduce inflammation and an antihistamine to reduce itching. it is also wise to avoid dairy products and nuts if you have food allergy.

]]> By: M http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-25623 M Mon, 11 May 2009 16:44:21 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-25623 julie is so right. alkaline diet, also check for candida. the way the body eliminates is 3 ways - though the mouth, defecating, and the skin (the largest organ). eczema has a cure - it's from the inside out and it's not from the outside in. no steroid cream, no antihistamine, none of that western medicine will ever cure you. it will only suppress the dis-ease and keep you paying those doctors who says 'oh, its eczema, no cure, just put this on and come back for a refill". i prefer the holistic appoarch of the 'cure'. the body is amazing and can rid itself of anything. we are awesomely made. i am winning the battle just by changing my diet, my mindset and getting some Vitamin D the natural way. trust yourself. peace. julie is so right. alkaline diet, also check for candida. the way the body eliminates is 3 ways – though the mouth, defecating, and the skin (the largest organ). eczema has a cure – it’s from the inside out and it’s not from the outside in. no steroid cream, no antihistamine, none of that western medicine will ever cure you. it will only suppress the dis-ease and keep you paying those doctors who says ‘oh, its eczema, no cure, just put this on and come back for a refill”. i prefer the holistic appoarch of the ‘cure’. the body is amazing and can rid itself of anything. we are awesomely made. i am winning the battle just by changing my diet, my mindset and getting some Vitamin D the natural way. trust yourself. peace.

]]> By: tom robinson http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-24042 tom robinson Thu, 16 Apr 2009 02:52:52 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-24042 By the way,I am not an't aginst modern medicines. I used to use colhicene for gout. From what I have read, it is drived from the crysanhhtium flower, by the Japanese folk, many centuries ago. Modern Drs.will prescibe it but only sparingling, cause they sill do not understand all it actions ( I can tell you, nausea, vomiting, and diareha.and dehydration when taken to excess) All medicines are given by God Includinging even aspirin ( derived from birtch trees) and the derivitaves ( Nasiads - very useful to me recently when I broke an arm and ribs) and opiates, think hash, heroin, cocaine, etcc. or narcotics. All of these are potential problems, as is alcohol, nicotine( a poison ussed to eradicate fleas in sheep and cattle around here ). Get off your high horse of indignation.. I am smoking a ciggarette, and having a beer as I write this. I know the health risks. I am not driving or endangering anyones life. ( unlike the persons I see talking or texting on the their cell phones while driving; but excuseee meee, that is ok.) Just be smart and aware, and teach your kids. A person can drown in a bath tub, but does that mean no one should bathe? People have been killed while driving or flying, or while traveling on ships. Guess that means I must walk everywhere from now on. If a problem repeatedly occurs, then it is cause for concern. otherwise not. By the way,I am not an’t aginst modern medicines. I used to use colhicene for gout. From what I have read, it is drived from the crysanhhtium flower, by the Japanese folk, many centuries ago. Modern Drs.will prescibe it but only sparingling, cause they sill do not understand all it actions ( I can tell you, nausea, vomiting, and diareha.and dehydration when taken to excess) All medicines are given by God Includinging even aspirin ( derived from birtch trees) and the derivitaves ( Nasiads – very useful to me recently when I broke an arm and ribs) and opiates, think hash, heroin, cocaine, etcc. or narcotics. All of these are potential problems, as is alcohol, nicotine( a poison ussed to eradicate fleas in sheep and cattle around here ). Get off your high horse of indignation.. I am smoking a ciggarette, and having a beer as I write this. I know the health risks. I am not driving or endangering anyones life. ( unlike the persons I see talking or texting on the their cell phones while driving; but excuseee meee, that is ok.) Just be smart and aware, and teach your kids. A person can drown in a bath tub, but does that mean no one should bathe? People have been killed while driving or flying, or while traveling on ships. Guess that means I must walk everywhere from now on. If a problem repeatedly occurs, then it is cause for concern. otherwise not.

]]> By: tom robinson http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-24030 tom robinson Wed, 15 Apr 2009 22:24:27 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-24030 Glad your son is better. I have had that on my lower leg and ankle ( due to wearing of boots in a mining operation ) Dont know if it is sold in the UK, but I have used "corn huskers" lotion, to good effect. or " bag balm " ( dont laugh, I live in a farming community). . Olive oil works, But like Julie says, what is on the inside , reveals itself on the outside. Perhaps an alergic reaction to -- what -- I dont know. Everyone is differrent. I love peanut butter, but it sends a friend of mine into anaphalactic shock. ( what, from a little leguem? yeah. I have friends that cannot eat tomatoes, or oysters, shrimp milk or corn. I used to get gout, frequently, which is nothing but excess uric acid build up ( and by the way, red (tart) cherry juice ( not black cherry or cherry flavor juice drinks or cherry ice cream!!) helps with that. Along with alot of water.( not soda or beer )you should be peeing at least a half gallon per day, ...if not you are not, you are not drinking enough water, barring those who might be on dyalisis, and fluids are restricted ). Eczema is painful for sure. and embarassing, (can't go swimming, etc) I guess, for a teenager, but hopefully he will grow out of it. Or not - I am 50 and still get the occasional zit;) genetics I guess. tom Glad your son is better. I have had that on my lower leg and ankle ( due to wearing of boots in a mining operation ) Dont know if it is sold in the UK, but I have used “corn huskers” lotion, to good effect. or ” bag balm ” ( dont laugh, I live in a farming community). . Olive oil works, But like Julie says, what is on the inside , reveals itself on the outside. Perhaps an alergic reaction to — what — I dont know. Everyone is differrent. I love peanut butter, but it sends a friend of mine into anaphalactic shock. ( what, from a little leguem? yeah. I have friends that cannot eat tomatoes, or oysters, shrimp milk or corn. I used to get gout, frequently, which is nothing but excess uric acid build up ( and by the way, red (tart) cherry juice ( not black cherry or cherry flavor juice drinks or cherry ice cream!!) helps with that. Along with alot of water.( not soda or beer )you should be peeing at least a half gallon per day, …if not you are not, you are not drinking enough water, barring those who might be on dyalisis, and fluids are restricted ). Eczema is painful for sure. and embarassing, (can’t go swimming, etc) I guess, for a teenager, but hopefully he will grow out of it. Or not – I am 50 and still get the occasional zit;) genetics I guess. tom

]]> By: mamabear http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-22812 mamabear Mon, 30 Mar 2009 06:39:05 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-22812 Myself, my husband and our boy have eczema and we have a family member with psoriasis. I have started making a lotion out of mainly sesame oil (with coconut oil, beeswax and aloe in there, too) and it works SO WELL. We had a steroid cream for our boy but it didn't do much. Healed the worst of it but didn't get rid of it. I totally believe that sesame oil works wonders. Our family member also said that my lotion has helped his psoriasis more than anything else! Myself, my husband and our boy have eczema and we have a family member with psoriasis. I have started making a lotion out of mainly sesame oil (with coconut oil, beeswax and aloe in there, too) and it works SO WELL. We had a steroid cream for our boy but it didn’t do much. Healed the worst of it but didn’t get rid of it. I totally believe that sesame oil works wonders.

Our family member also said that my lotion has helped his psoriasis more than anything else!

]]> By: Julie http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-19002 Julie Thu, 08 Jan 2009 07:59:00 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-19002 It is interesting to read the experiences of others, as I have found though, the real treatment for this scourge is, as one recognized, treating the symptoms of anything can be a expensive ongoing pain. So, treatment from the inside out is often the best and final way to rid oneself of any dis-ease. Eczema is a manifestation of high acid levels of the blood (even the slightest high) due to wrong food ingestation. Which in fact is the most common cause of any dis-ease. Taking a blood test of acid /akaline levels is of great benefit and testing for moulds in the blood. Once moulds enter the blood stream big problems can start. A friend of mine was suffering from skin problems and urine infections which made her life and sex life hell, so the search for a cure, not a symptom reliever, began. And it came down to those things I mentioned earlier. So, with a clean alkaline diet with proper nutrition free from PRESERVATIVES was essential. Patience and a determination to be free from the cause is also an important factor....Remmbering something VERY IMPORTANT, This type of disease is circular it feeds on itself..As you suffer the symptoms and the discomfort effects the bodys emotional equaliberium, the imbalance of the emotions cause high acid in the blood feeding the symptoms once more..So, a full understanding of YOU is very important..We become what we ingest. An old indian tale....Two wolves were in an indians camp. One wolf was a positive good wolf, the other was negative and no good...The small bay asked the chief which of these wolves will prevail in our camp? The chief answered..."the one you feed". Take care, Friends It is interesting to read the experiences of others, as I have found though, the real treatment for this scourge is, as one recognized, treating the symptoms of anything can be a expensive ongoing pain. So, treatment from the inside out is often the best and final way to rid oneself of any dis-ease. Eczema is a manifestation of high acid levels of the blood (even the slightest high) due to wrong food ingestation. Which in fact is the most common cause of any dis-ease. Taking a blood test of acid /akaline levels is of great benefit and testing for moulds in the blood. Once moulds enter the blood stream big problems can start. A friend of mine was suffering from skin problems and urine infections which made her life and sex life hell, so the search for a cure, not a symptom reliever, began. And it came down to those things I mentioned earlier. So, with a clean alkaline diet with proper nutrition free from PRESERVATIVES was essential. Patience and a determination to be free from the cause is also an important factor….Remmbering something VERY IMPORTANT, This type of disease is circular it feeds on itself..As you suffer the symptoms and the discomfort effects the bodys emotional equaliberium, the imbalance of the emotions cause high acid in the blood feeding the symptoms once more..So, a full understanding of YOU is very important..We become what we ingest. An old indian tale….Two wolves were in an indians camp. One wolf was a positive good wolf, the other was negative and no good…The small bay asked the chief which of these wolves will prevail in our camp? The chief answered…”the one you feed”. Take care, Friends

]]> By: AB http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/comment-page-1/#comment-18577 AB Fri, 26 Dec 2008 09:23:08 +0000 http://menscookeryclub.com/2007/03/16/sesame-oil-and-eczema/#comment-18577 My father is suffering from eczema, thanks for sharing your experiences. My father is suffering from eczema, thanks for sharing your experiences.

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