watermelon
I was talking to a friend on eczema diet and she shared with me one of her secrets:
Dry the peel of a watermelon, the large variety type that has a deep green skin with blackish green stripes with bright red pulp with black seeds inside. She said to burn the dried peel to an ash. Take a spoonful of this ash and add enough warm coconut oil to make a paste. After it is cool, apply this on the eczema-ridden patch.
Coconut oil is long known to have healing properties on eczema so that was not a surprise, but watermelon is not as well documented. There’s go to tell that we must keep ourselves informed of fellow sufferers’ healing tips.
Additional Reading on Experts’ Views on Eczema
- Eczema Free Forever by Rachel Anderson
- Beat Eczema Now by Susan Clark
- Cure Child Eczema by Audrey Lynn
Additional Reading on “Homemade Eczema Treatment” by Vivienne Quek
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- Homemade Eczema Treatment (7): Butter
- Homemade Eczema Treatment (6): Mango Peels
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- Homemade Eczema Treatment (4) – Watermelon & Coconut Oil
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- Homemade Eczema Treatment (2) – Ice Therapy
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[tags]watermelon ash, coconut oil, home remedy treatment for eczema[/tags]