Excessive Sweating Treatment
Excessive Sweating Treatment Sweating is one of our natural lines of elimination, with stools and urine being the other two. These lines should be kept ‘open’ and free-flowing to make…
Excessive Sweating Treatment Sweating is one of our natural lines of elimination, with stools and urine being the other two. These lines should be kept ‘open’ and free-flowing to make…
Thrush and fungal infections Thrush can be very itchy and annoying! It is caused by a fungus, Candida albicans. However, many fungal infections can cause us issues. Here are 4…
Hair loss and other scalp conditions Our hair is our crowning glory! Hair loss, dandruff or hair thinning can really affect our confidence and mood. Hair loss: Male pattern baldness…
Burns are defined as an injury to the skin or other tissue caused by heat (thermal, friction, chemical etc.). Symptoms: red skin, pain, swelling, peeling skin, and fluid-filled blisters. Burns…
Psoriasis and Rosacea These 2 skin conditions can be unsightly, uncomfortable and unbearable. Whilst they are both distinct and separate skin conditions, both are linked to the bowels and lung…
8 different types of eczema blog Most people have heard of eczema and know someone who suffers. There are actually 8 different types of eczema. 1.Atopic dermatitis Atopic dermatitis…
Itch, Scratch, Repeat! Eczema is very common. 20% of all children under 5yrs old suffer with eczema in the UK. This and other dry skin conditions can be very itchy,…
Acne and Acne Treatments! Acne affects 95% of the UK population aged 11-30! That’s a lot of people suffering with their skin. Because it’s a very visible condition, most people…
Eczema and other common skin conditions 1.Eczema vs psoriasis Whilst both are dry skin conditions, they present in different areas on the body and look very different too. Eczema normally…
Eczema myths and facts Eczema or atopic dermatitis is very common, with 20% of children and 10% of adults being affected in the UK. The usual areas to suffer are…
Headlice and Headlice Treatment New school term – New bugs? Headlice infestation? Headlice treatments! Urgh…….not again! New school uniform ripped on day 1? Tick. New shoes scuffed on day 3?…