Comments on: Times when I experienced remmission of the symptoms. http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/02/25/times-when-i-experienced-remmission-of-the-symptoms/ Thu, 08 Jan 2009 04:57:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: janice_400 http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/02/25/times-when-i-experienced-remmission-of-the-symptoms/#comment-526 janice_400 Wed, 25 Feb 2004 17:44:14 +0000 http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/02/25/times-when-i-experienced-remmission-of-the-symptoms/#comment-526 May I ask what type of water filter and where did you purchase it? I have been using a shower water filter that is supposedly takes the chlorine out for about one month now, but have not seen any improvements yet. Thanks, Lana May I ask what type of water filter and where did you purchase it?
I have been using a shower water filter that is supposedly takes the
chlorine out for about one month now, but have not seen any
improvements yet.

Thanks,
Lana

]]> By: Lucas Shea http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/02/25/times-when-i-experienced-remmission-of-the-symptoms/#comment-525 Lucas Shea Wed, 25 Feb 2004 05:16:58 +0000 http://www.seborrhoeic-dermatitis.ev-by.org/2004/02/25/times-when-i-experienced-remmission-of-the-symptoms/#comment-525 That is so interesting! Some on the list may remember that I posted some speculations about soft water a couple of months ago. I went to New Orleans on vacation for 8 days and was highly annoyed by the lack of rinsability of the extremely soft water. My water here in AZ is UNBELIEVABLY hard. I noticed, however, that after about 2 days of soft-water use, my skin was PERFECT! There was no trace of sebderm. I wonder if the salt in the softened water has a role in the healing, since you noticed improvement after swimming in the sea. I was unable to think of anything else that could have "cured" me, aside from the humidity, and I haven't noticed humidity helping me before. <!--more--> My magical "cure" gradually reversed itself over about a two-day period after I returned to AZ. I checked into getting soft water and it was going to be $300 for the softener machine itself and about $500 for all of the plumbing b.s. that would have to be done to connect the softener to my water main through the attic, etc. etc. etc. I haven't pursued it further, but maybe I should. That is so interesting! Some on the list may remember
that I posted some speculations about soft water a
couple of months ago. I went to New Orleans on
vacation for 8 days and was highly annoyed by the lack
of rinsability of the extremely soft water. My water
here in AZ is UNBELIEVABLY hard.

I noticed, however, that after about 2 days of
soft-water use, my skin was PERFECT! There was no
trace of sebderm. I wonder if the salt in the
softened water has a role in the healing, since you
noticed improvement after swimming in the sea. I was
unable to think of anything else that could have
"cured" me, aside from the humidity, and I haven’t
noticed humidity helping me before.

My magical "cure" gradually reversed itself over about
a two-day period after I returned to AZ. I checked
into getting soft water and it was going to be $300
for the softener machine itself and about $500 for all
of the plumbing b.s. that would have to be done to
connect the softener to my water main through the
attic, etc. etc. etc. I haven’t pursued it further,
but maybe I should.

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