Monthly Archives: September 2010
Antimicrobial Use Could End Misery Of Eczema Flare-Up For Millions Of Sufferers In The UK
The most common cause of a flare-up in atopic eczema is a bacterium known as Staphylococcus aureus. Despite growing scientific evidence that Staphylococcus aureus makes atopic eczema worse and hinders healing, a survey conducted by YouGov in August 2010 amongst …
Continue ReadingDoing Good for Others is Good for Your Health
It’s official, doing good for others is good for your health. New research has uncovered what’s been called the ‘helper’s halo’ – the ability to lower stress, increase happiness levels, boost self esteem and reduce anger, simply by being more …
Continue ReadingLiquorice Soothes Eczema Symptoms
A new rub-on herbal gel known as A-1 Cool, which amongst other things contains liquorice, could be used to tackle eczema. The gel will help cool and moisturise the skin, plus ease any itching. For more information about eczema click …
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