Comments on: Yet another new member

By: Neva Marjory

Neva Marjory — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 23:12:51 +0000

Hey Kyle,
How is this lifestyle working on the SD, I am trying to follow the
same routine and it has work moderately but there were some
improvements but I recently moved from Houston to Los Angeles and I
guess the stress associated with the move and the bad diet these
last few days has caused extreme havoic on my face where I get
really red plaques that burn. Has your SD been under control???

ROB

By: elroy_1600

elroy_1600 — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 15:30:07 +0000

Michael,

Bits here and there doesn't work. I have been listening to this board for almost 7 months...few success stories if any for that matter. We are all different so taking advice from this person and swicthing protocols in the middle usually doesn't help much. All of the treatmments here are focused on band aid treatments and not holistic in nature.

I have been on Curezone for months now. Messages are only part of the solution. Please lose me and don't follow up....give up and then there gone. Why because there's no relationship. People need to work one on one with people who have treated themselves successfully to focus on an entire solution not such here take my advice. My advice to one person will be different to another person. why because our bodies are different and need different things...just variations no big deal. And frankly I dont just give advice. I like to give you information, motivate you and let you decide...you do the research as well so you know where it's coming from.

There's no money in it for me. I just want a smiley happy healthy face. And hopefully you'll teach others to help themselves.

Ronnie

By: Fritz Rashida

Fritz Rashida — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 00:49:03 +0000

As I’ve already told you in direct email: any advice you can give me, you can
give to the entire
board.

-Michael

By: elroy_1600

elroy_1600 — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 19:12:10 +0000

Michael,

No Mike. Life doesn't just go on. You have some serious immune system issues. If you continue you will get worse and worse. You should take some new steps forward to heal yourself professionally. I have some tips for you and am willing to help you out since I have cured myself of this dragging disorder that I've struggled with 12 years. I'm willing to help 2-3 people at a time with this so if your willing I'm free.

Ronnie
Seb-derm board

By: Denise Inger

Denise Inger — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 20:32:37 +0000

From what I’ve read, it’s quite hard to distinguish from a yeast
infection. It’s mildly red, in all the folds of skin, between the
buttocks, and sometimes on the thighs as well. A GP would generally
assume it was fungal, since that’s so much more common.
From reading on the internet, sebderm doesn’t respond to anti-fungal
creams, and this was my experience too. Mine became infected and
responded well to Fucibet, which contains a strong steroid, but you can
only use it for a short time because it usually causes thinning of the
skin. The rash came back after a couple of weeks and had developed a
resistance to the Fucibet second time around, which apparently is quite
common.
Steroids don’t usually help fungal infections at all - they can often
make them worse.

If I don’t keep up my hygiene, it becomes itchy, but a combination of

daily washing with soap and application of aloe vera cream keeps it from
being particularly uncomfortable.

–
Simon

–

By: Brittney Delta

Brittney Delta — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 10:26:17 +0000

What exactly does the SD of the groin look like? I
had a groin rash and my doctor said it was a yeast
infection - I wonder if it was SD? Rob.

test’; ">

By: Faye Verdie

Faye Verdie — Sun, 12 Nov 2006 02:05:50 +0000

1000mg- fish oil x2
1000mg- primrose oil x2
1200mg- flax seed oil x2

By: Neva Marjory

Neva Marjory — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:01:01 +0000

Kyle, how much Omega 3 do you take each day?

By: Faye Verdie

Faye Verdie — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 05:47:53 +0000

hey all,

i am one that has tried many of the expensive creams,
lotions, soaps etc. and have come to the conclusion
that most of them work only marginally. what has
worked for me is a persistence and positive thinking
(even though it is tough to be positive all the time)

-i am on a strict supplement regiment centered around
a healthy immune system and stress reducers including
all of the following and more…

-Vitamin E, A, Zinc, C, b
-Omega 3 Oils (cod liver, fish, primrose to name a
few)

-Kelp
-Letchin

-i stay away from fatty foods and generally eat a
balanced diet

-try to stay stress free (but i think that much of my
condition may be stress induced)

-no coffee, just tea… no caffeine

-no fancy smelling lotions, all hypo allergenic
everything from my detergent to my body soaps

-Eucerin lotion on trouble areas

Kyle

By: Fritz Rashida

Fritz Rashida — Fri, 10 Nov 2006 15:37:13 +0000

> I’m going to have to try Aloe Vera soap too - thanks for mentioning that.

Specifically, I use Dial Daily Care bars. I prefer the "Aloe" version for my
otherwise dry skin,
but they also make "Lavender & Oatmeal" and "Green Tea & Vitamin E" versions.
They are
NOT antibacterial, so they’re much easier on sensitive skin.

The nice thing is that you can get them cheap in 12-bar packs.

Please forgive me if this stuff has been discussed before

-Michael