Organic Baby Skin Care


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    DEET's Downside

    Because DEET is so successful at repelling mosquitoes and flies, beleaguered outdoors people may be tempted to slather themselves with the stuff. That's not a good idea. DEET is readily absorbed into the bloodstream and medical reports have shown that absorption of DEET sometimes has serious consequences.

    Boils

    Bodywork, supplements, herbs and homeopathy to aid boils

    Burns

    Supplements, herbs and homeopathy to aid burns

    Cuts and Abrasiions

    Herbs and homeopathy to aid cuts and abrasions

    Eczema

    Supplements, herbs and homeopathy to aid eczema

    Eczema Management

    Eczema or atopic dermatitis is probably the most frequent chronic skin disorder of childhood. Eczema mostly consists of dry red or white particles which are elevated and itchy. (Although there are many other forms of this disease, further description is beyond the scope of this article.) There are several different theories as to why this disorder occurs. I will discuss three of these and possible management below. I believe that the best way to manage eczema (as with most other illnesses) is to elucidate the underlying cause and treat this instead of treating the symptoms wherever possible.

    Hives

    Foods, supplements, herbs and homeopathy to aid hives

    Sunburn

    Supplements, herbs and homeopathy to aid sunburn

    Warts

    Supplements and homeopathy to aid warts

    EWG's ingredient guide for children's products highlights 20 common ingredients of concern. Our researchers selected these ingredients from results of more than 3,300 surveys from parents on their children's use of products, combined with information in more than 50 definitive toxicity and regulatory databases. "Ingredients to avoid always" are linked to significant, well-documented health effects, or have been found unsafe for use in children's products. "Ingredients to avoid when possible" are also linked to serious health risks, but their widespread use in products makes them difficult to avoid completely, or the evidence on their hazards is considered preliminary. Use the ingredient guide below to help select safer products for your children.

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