3S

ziggymama2020-07-09T01:31:30.000Z
Eczema since birth (now age 64), and I don't do systemic drugs, so I've had to develop ++
ways of dealing with it. The red "non itching rash" on the neck is something I'm familiar with. Short answer: There is no one simple "solution" to ecz
ziggymama2020-07-03T04:10:14.000Z
Have you tried fatty acid supplements? I take algal omega 3s, borage, and black currant oil.
CutThroat2020-04-09T23:27:32.000Z
good things come in 3s!
alixh082020-02-19T23:48:31.000Z
This will be a novel's length but very informative from my own experience with an allergy dog +
and having worked in a veterinary hospital. 1) Find a holistic vet. Most conventional vets will keep you on the steroid and antibiotic roller coas
firefly00112020-02-18T18:57:27.000Z
The thing is that most supplements won't show a "difference." They simply provide some preventive RO
benefits, e.g., omega 3s, etc. I take a specific mix of B vitamins because I don't eat a lot of meat, and I spend a lot of the year in the PNW (plus s
jan01242020-02-11T20:34:36.000Z
yep. my eyes are bone dry.dr told me Omega 3s for 3 months to see results
LinDo52020-02-11T16:13:29.000Z
Those here who take Omega 3s, could you share the benefits you find........
It’s a stretch, but I’m hoping for it to help my scalp itch, which is very strange since I have no dandruff, and also, TMI, my irregularity. Both ar
ziggymama2020-02-11T10:09:01.000Z
I have dry eyes and am prone to blepharitis but don't have issues as severe ++
as yours. I find that 2x daily washcloth compresses (see my Notepad), eyedrops, and omega 3s keep my eyes in fine fettle. Also note my silver soap for
brokennerd2020-02-10T21:16:53.000Z
I have tried many omega 3s and all have broken me out. Any suggestions?
BoxOfRocks2020-02-08T19:31:18.000Z
Multivitamin, omega 3s, calcium, Vitamin D, occasionally glucosamine/chondroitin