Simple System for parents:

Morning

• Apply balm (if prescribed)
• Herbal formula (if prescribed)
• Cotton clothing

Afternoon

• Reapply balm (if prescribed)
• Herbal formula (if prescribed)
• Monitor heat/sweat

Evening

• Short lukewarm shower
• Gently Pat Dry
• Apply lotion + balm immediately
• Herbal formula (if prescribed)

Moisturizer (see below for Dr recommended) applied immediately after bathing helps lock moisture into the skin barrier.

A consistent daily care helps prevent eczema flares and protects the skin barrier.

• Do not scratch, pick, or exfoliate the skin
• Keep your child’s nails short
• Do not bandage or tightly cover rashes
• Apply Skin Remedy Balm and/or Mineral Soak frequently throughout the day (if prescribed)
• Moisturize the entire body 2–3 times daily
• If sweat, rinse the skin and reapply balm

If itching becomes intense:

• Apply a cool compress or ice pack (wrapped in cloth)
• Reapply Skin Remedy Balm (if prescribed)

Cooling the skin helps calm inflammation quickly.

We prescribe herbal topical treatments to calm inflammation and support skin repair.

!! Always Patch Test First
Before applying to larger areas:

1. Apply a small amount to a small patch of skin

2. Wait about 10 minutes

If redness or irritation occurs, rinse with room-temperature water and pause use until your next visit.

Skin Remedy Balm

Use when eczema appears:
• dry
• rough
• cracked
• flaky

Apply 6~8 times daily or whenever skin becomes dry. Frequent application helps rebuild the skin barrier.

Skin Mineral Soak

Use when eczema appears:
• wet
• damp
• oozy

Mix with distilled water (chilled to have a cooling effect) until just dissolved.

Apply on wet area as directed, 3~5 times daily. Frequent application helps with the ooze.

Important

Do not introduce new skincare products unless approved by your practitioner.

Internal herbal medicine helps treat the root cause of eczema by reducing inflammation and supporting digestion and immune balance.

Follow your practitioner’s dosage instructions carefully.

If a Dose Is Missed - Simply take the missed dose later.

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Normal Reactions While Taking Herbs

Some temporary reactions may occur as the body adjusts:

• mild gas
• slight stomach discomfort
• increased urination
• increased bowel movements
• changes in stool color

These reactions are usually mild and temporary.

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Important

Do not start new supplements or herbs unless instructed by your practitioner.

Parents should watch for these common triggers:

• overheating
• sweating
• hot baths or showers
• fragranced skincare products
• harsh soaps or detergents
• processed foods
• food sensitivities
• dry indoor air

Reducing these triggers can dramatically improve eczema symptoms.

Foods to Avoid

These foods may trigger inflammation or eczema flares:

• nuts
• mango
• strawberries
• pineapple
• taro
• shellfish
• spicy foods
• fried foods
• sugary foods
• processed foods
• fast foods
• vegetable / seed oils

Foods That Support Skin Healing

Focus on simple, nourishing foods such as:

• organic blueberries
• watermelon
• organic bone broth
• organic Bartlett pears

Whole foods support digestion and help the body heal from the inside.

Eczema-prone skin is sensitive to heat, friction, and harsh water.

Shower Guidelines
• Use lukewarm water only
• Avoid hot showers or baths
• Keep showers 5–10 minutes
• Pat dry gently with a towel after
• Do not rub the skin

Apply moisturizer first, then balm within 2~3 minutes of drying.

Install a Shower Filter
Tap water often contains chlorine and chemicals that irritate sensitive skin.

A shower filter (such as Aquabliss) can help reduce irritation.

Clothing Tips
Choose:
• soft cotton fabrics
• loose breathable clothing

Avoid:
• wool / non-breathable materials
• tight clothing
• rough fabrics

Recommended Room Temperature
70–78°F (21–26°C)

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