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What In Your House is Causing Your Eczema?

By Cheryl Lee

Eczema is a long term, possibly life long, skin condition that is dry and itchy. The most common form of eczema is known as atopic dermatitis. It often results from being in contact with an allergen, so naturally, it benefits you to be aware of indoor allergens that can trigger your condition and take the […]

The Root of Scalp Eczema

By Cheryl Lee

The scalp is one of the most common places for eczema to present itself. Eczema is a dry, skin condition characterized by inflammation and an extreme itching sensation. The most common type of scalp eczema is also known as Seborrheic Dermatitis. One of it’s symptoms includes flakes known as dandruff. It can be difficult to diagnose […]

What is the Psoriasis Diet?

By Cheryl Lee

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that is characterized by it’s inflammation and it’s dry, itchy plaques or patches of skin. We see these plaques form when their is an excessive amount of skin cells built up on it’s surface. Often times it can be scaly and produce silver colored flakes. It affects roughly, 7.5 million […]

3 Ways to Avoid Depression Associated with Psoriasis

By Cheryl Lee

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that affects roughly, 7.5 million Americans currently. It commonly presents itself with dry, itchy plaques on your skin’s surface, that can sometimes be scaly and produce silver flakes. While there are many elements that can trigger flares including: hereditary predisposition, environmental factors and mood changes, there is no known cause of […]

The 2 Step Method to Anti-Aging Defense

By Cheryl Lee

As we age, our skin begins to show signs such as: wrinkles, age spots, creases, smile lines and crows feet around the eyes. It is an inevitable factor in life but that doesn’t mean you have to sit idly by as the reflection in the mirror becomes a stranger staring back at you. Naturally, there […]

6 Tips to Stop Scratching that Itch

By Cheryl Lee

You have heard time and time again, don’t scratch that itch. Likely, it has been followed with elaboration that scratching will make it worse. It is true! Scratching can cause your skin to bleed, ooze and create room for infections. One of the common bacterial infections is caused by Staphylococcus aureus. In fact, 25% of people carry Staphylococcus […]

Soft Skin for Sweethearts

By Cheryl Lee

Valentine’s Day is typically associated with boxed chocolates, over sized stuffed teddy bears, and arrangements of beautiful flowers. It is the red roses holiday of love. You wine and dine with your special someone but what comes after this evening of romance and fun? There is likely to be some skin on skin contact. Snuggling, […]

Get Rid of Cracked Heels with a Simple Routine

By Cheryl Lee

If the skin on your cracked heels is so dry that it’s sharp enough to cut your sheets or your socks, then you’ve got a problem. We are nearing flip-flop season. Are you sure you’re ready to display those feet quite yet? Gagging is never the result you want from someone when they see your […]

The Psychological Side Effects of Skin Diseases

By Cheryl Lee

Besides being uncomfortable and possibly even painful, skin disorders can have a significant impact on the physical appearance of those who suffer from them. If you live with skin conditions on a regular basis, you are may already be quite familiar with feelings of self consciousness during social or work situations. Studies linking depression to […]

Occupational Skin Disease in Health Care Workers

By Cheryl Lee

Healthcare workers sit squarely in the middle between optimum skin health and the risk of occupational disease. There is plenty to be fearful of when you work in healthcare. MSRA, or Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus is one of the more common health related occupational diseases. When it comes to skin care, healthcare workers face many different […]

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