I had a very bad case of eczema. All I did was quit eating or using GMO's and it went away. By using I mean that GMO product is in ALL cosmetics (unless stated otherwise on the label & in the ingredients), ALL hair products, ALL soaps and lotions, on and on and on! Now I make my own lotions and my own soaps, and stopped using all hair products.
I grow my own aloe. I use it to make cocobutter. It's great - just aloe and coconut oil.
Or I just use the aloe alone.
Honestly, I don't even use it much, now that I think about it. Since eliminating all GMO's (well as much as possible), I don't have any skin irritations at all.
I am the worst at growing things!
My aloe almost didn't survive. Then I just replanted it (use chicken manuer for fertilizer and I also mix in some wood ash from my wood stove) and I put it near a window inside my house and it's doing fine. I only water about once a week. Sorry! I don't have any other tips though!
Ok, last post about this (this is qresearch not aloe research), but, yes, that was why it was dying. I had it outside in direct sunlight and in a large pot. Now it's inside with filtered light and in a small tight pot. Thanks!!
Not Q!!