Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Shea Butter for Stuffy Nose

We are still in the midst of cough and cold season. But no need to worry, Shea Butter is here to help with your congestion woes.

Did you know that Shea Butter has been used for hundreds of years by traditional healers to help relieve a stuffy nose? In fact is was proven that Shea Butter has the ability to act as an nasal decongenstant in preliminary studies? Natural skin care is also quite therapeutic.


Well an article published almost 30 years ago in the British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology concluded that Shea Butter worked better than the conventional nasal drops used in the study.


Click on the link below to read for yourself!
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=pubmed&cmd=Retrieve&dopt=AbstractPlus&list_uids=89854&query_hl=1&itool=pubmed_DocSum


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Monday, March 14, 2011

Eczema and Shea Butter

Shea Butter for Eczema


Eczema is a type of skin condition causing extreme inflammation and irritation
Simply anything and everything touching the skin can activate eczema. First, it is ALWAYS important to contact a professional health-care provider to determine the best treatment plan and if drugs are needed. Although Shea Butter is not a drug, many physicians recommend it to their patients suffering from eczema.

As eczema dehydrates the skin, the best thing to help heal eczema is by making the skin recover its moisture withholding ability. Shea Butter is one of the superb means of invigorating our skin cells so as to help them recover their moisture preservation ability. Unrefined certified organic shea butter has intense moisturizing effects and also has an extremely powerful ability to heal the skin.

While you apply Shea Butter as a medication for eczema, use a judicious quantity of to the parts of the skin that are influenced by eczema. After you apply shea butter on a part of the skin, ensure that the butter penetrates beneath the skin surface. Massage gently as you put on the shea butter. The huge proportion of unsaponifiables( the healing fraction) present in Shea Butter add to its capability to help bring relief to eczema as well as other skincare disorders such as psoriasis, severe dry skin, wounds, and rashes.
Steph Hutchins,

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