Organic herbal remedies for Psoriasis and Eczema

Posted by Tricia in Thursday, August 9th 2007   
12 Comments

I suffer from eczema. I think I’ve had it since the day I was born. When it flares up it can be an uncomfortable affliction and depending upon where it’s located it can also be unsightly.

If you suffer from Psoriasis or Eczema you might be interested in visiting www.champori.com where they sell natural remedies for both of these disorders.

There are organic herbal sprays and creams made with unique Tibetan recipes that you can use on your psoriasis, eczema and even atopic dermatitis. View the photos and testimonials on the site to see what you think.

I may consider trying this for my eczema the next time I have a flare.

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ian gooner (0 comments.) said in February 2nd, 2008 at 3:33 pm    

i have psoriasis for years now. on a trip i took with some good friends to Israel, i found this amazing place called the Dead Sea.a few days there helped me to achive a great relief in my condition.the combination of salts in it’s water and the sun there, is great. now i try to travel there ones a year.

enzyme scaredy cat (0 comments.) said in February 15th, 2008 at 6:08 am    

I believe hot dry weather is supposed to have some beenfit as well. I met a guy while travelling in Australia a few years ago who’d gone there in the hope that the weather might do some good for his psoriasis, but didn’t keep in touch so I couldn’t vouch for it

Organic Food (0 comments.) said in February 21st, 2008 at 10:46 am    

Organic all the way! People are either too skeptical or oblivious to it’s benefits. I used to have really bad eczema on my wrists – it went away years ago with prescription creme, but it’s comin back these days occasionally so I’ll have to consider those herbal sprays !

Organic Baby Food (0 comments.) said in June 12th, 2008 at 3:11 am    

Hmmm… my daughter suffers from eczema… I will definitely have to give it a try next time it flares up…. did it work for you when you had your next flare up?

Vic58 (0 comments.) said in June 19th, 2008 at 10:44 am    

I personally know of people, including myself, who have overcome health problems by switching to organically produced foods and drinks.

I suffered from continual stomach upsets – mild but uncomfortable – which vanished when I went organic. The first time I went on holiday after I switched, it was impossible to eat organically. Within a couple of days the problem returned. When I got back home and went back to eating organic only my stomach irritation cleared up in a couple of days.

Before going organic my wife always suffered from a dry and spotty skin. One week after switching her skin was transformed. Now her complexion is smooth and clear.

None of this is surprising. Do we really think that ingesting synthetic, toxic chemicals won’t harm us?

I don’t know of any Psoriasis/Eczema sufferers who have gone organic so can’t give any testimonies there.

To you sufferers though – surely it’s worth a try!

johnson27149 (0 comments.) said in October 16th, 2008 at 11:17 am    

Much of the country is experiencing the cooler weather of fall with chilly winter weather just around the corner. Dry, damaged skin will soon be on your skin care agenda. In the current economic climate we’re all looking for ways to save money, so instead of heading off to the pharmacy or the doctor, try a natural skin care solution this year.

Known for its calming properties chamomile tea is often taken at bedtime. But it can do much more than that. This versatile herb is known for its natural healing properties that help rejuvenate the skin. Instead of drinking the tea use it to rinse your face for a soft, healthy glow. Scientific investigation and research has shown that chamomile is an ideal skin care ingredient as it calms inflammation and can be used for a range of skin problems including dry skin, blemishes, scars, eczema, psoriasis, spider veins, age spots, and discoloration.

johnson27149 (0 comments.) said in October 16th, 2008 at 11:18 am    

Known for its calming properties chamomile tea is often taken at bedtime. But it can do much more than that. This versatile herb is known for its natural healing properties that help rejuvenate the skin. Instead of drinking the tea use it to rinse your face for a soft, healthy glow. Scientific investigation and research has shown that chamomile is an ideal skin care ingredient as it calms inflammation and can be used for a range of skin problems including dry skin, blemishes, scars, eczema, psoriasis, spider veins, age spots, and discoloration.

Stephanie (0 comments.) said in November 4th, 2008 at 5:48 pm    

I used champori products (big cream/spray combo) for my scalp psoriasis for two days during the weekend and the result is really dramatic: the itch is gone, the patches flattened out and there is no more flakes on my shoulders!! This stuff works better than anything else I tried in the last 4 years for my psoriasis. Thanks for the post.

Organic Life (0 comments.) said in December 14th, 2008 at 10:58 am    

My wife has eczema and I have never heard of this before. I will be sure to pass this along to her as a possible remedy. We are into trying new stuff expecially if it is all organic and health and from nature. That is what it is all about.

Thanks for sharing!

Scott Long (0 comments.) said in November 2nd, 2009 at 10:27 pm    

I suffer from eczema too and am always looking for ways to relief the itch and discomfort. Have had success with a natural remedy don’t like taking alot of pills/medicine. Very glad to have this info.

Brian @ home eczema remedies (0 comments.) said in January 9th, 2010 at 11:34 pm    

I would rather have a natural product any day to help with my eczema than some very expensive prescription product that does not work at all.

michael (0 comments.) said in February 7th, 2010 at 4:56 am    

That’s a great website on herbal psoriasis treatments. I’ve had some nice results from it. Downside is that it takes a pretty while to see some results.

Another product that really worked wonders for me is really a book on how to change lifestyle, nutrition and external factors that influence your psoriasis. It may seem trivial but it’s really helped my to get rid of my psoriasis mostly. I think it’s a greatly underestimated topic.

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