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Hey Marla!
I know you can’t give medical advice to anyone who is not your client, especially to pediatric individuals, but what would you say is the cause of eczema in a three month old baby? And is there anything you can do for them if they’re just drinking breastmilk? I know adult eczema is partially caused by toxic exposure.
Thank you!
usually there is dysbiosis in the gut causing inflammation along with food sensitivities (something in the breastmilk they aren’t tolerating) which is based off what the mother is eating. If the mother has candida overgrowth or dysbiosis which is often the case it would be passed on through the breastmilk. For babies there is LOTS you can do homeopathically. I would suggest a probiotic for babies such as genestra HMF Baby and depending on how severe the eczema is, I would recommend either Genestra Can Albex or Fungisode for antifungal.
ahhhhh ok. The mother is “healthy” — I think she thinks she is healthier than she is as she is an ambassador for Plexus products and has been taking them for years. But the Plexus model is that you can eat whatever you want as long as you take their products and I know that’s not right. I don’t agree with the company personally. But anyway, thank you. I’ve been seeing babies a lot with eczema and skin conditions and have wondered if there’s anything you can do so little. This definitely makes sense. Thank you Marla!
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