Allergies relief of itchiness
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I've heard this homeopathic treatment is super effective. Apparently, something to do with balancing PH levels...
http://www.pascoe.ca/overview/allergy-and-asthma/allergy
http://www.pascoe.ca/overview/allergy-and-asthma/allergy
Baking soda. It is not a drug but depending what is making your skin itchy there is a chemical action -- it is alkaline and will neutralize many of the irritants. It is also good for things like treating an insect bite, and in fact if you read the ingredients the after-bite products on the market are mostly just baking soda sold at a higher price. For a similar reason lemon juice may help. Some people mix baking soda and lemon juice together as well.
You can make a paste out of it and rub it on your skin, or mix it in water and soak in it.
It's more likely to help with an external irritant (something that actually irritated your skin by contact, like a bite) than with an internal histamine reaction to a food allergy, etc., but you can always try anyway, it won't hurt you.
You can make a paste out of it and rub it on your skin, or mix it in water and soak in it.
It's more likely to help with an external irritant (something that actually irritated your skin by contact, like a bite) than with an internal histamine reaction to a food allergy, etc., but you can always try anyway, it won't hurt you.
Lavender spike oil.....it has a mild anesthetic ailment...which alleviate itching instantly..if ur skin is burning from irritation or inflammation it sooooths it . It great anteseptic for all kinds of skin infections better and faster then prescribed antibiotics IMO...and speeds healing of cuts and smells.great very relaxing....its a miracle extract! But make sure its lavender "spike" oil bcuz reg lavender is for aromatherapy
