Citricidal/NutriBiotic

Dermatitis

Also known as: Eczema

Description

Inflammation of the Skin caused by an outside agent and characterized by Rashes and Itching of the Skin.

Enzymes

Dermatitis sufferers usually have low serum Glutathione Peroxidase levels [scientific research - humans].

Exogenous Substances

Minerals

Selenium assists Dermatitis sufferers by increasing the Glutathione Peroxidase levels that are usually 

deficient in Dermatitis sufferers [scientific research - humans].
Dermatitis sufferers require additional Zinc.

Vitamins

Dermatitis is a symptom of Biotin deficiency.
   Dermatitis is a symptom of Inositol deficiency.
   Grapefruit Extract is high in Biotin, an important nutrient for the utilization of dietary fats.
   PABA @ 1 gram daily successfully treats many Dermatitis sufferers [scientific research - humans].
   Vitamin A (orally or topically).
Dermatitis of the Scrotum or Vulva may be due to Vitamin B2 deficiency.

These Foods Alleviate Dermatitis

• Active Constituents
  
• Carrot alleviates Dermatitis [folklore].
  
• Vitamin A
  

These Substances Cause or Exacerbate Dermatitis

Minerals Excessive exposure to Arsenic can cause Dermatitis.
   Consumption of the Cobaltous Chloride form of Cobalt can cause Dermatitis.


Polyphenols Furocoumarins that have been activated by Sunlight or Ultra-Violet Light can cause Dermatitis.


Proteins - Dietary Dermatitis sufferers often have elevated serum Gliadin (a constituent of Gluten) levels [scientific research - humans].


These Foods or Herbs can Cause Dermatitis

• Active Constituents
  
• Arnica (applied topically) can cause Dermatitis in some people.
  
• Dihydrohelenalin
  
• Helenalin
  
• Some Dermatitis sufferers are allergic to Milk [scientific research - humans].
  
• Some Dermatitis sufferers are allergic to Wheat.
  
• Gluten
  

Types of Dermatitis

Eczematous Dermatitis: May result from direct irritation of the Skin by a substance or it may be an allergic reaction to a particular substance that has been in contact with the skin, injected or ingested.
Noneczematous Dermatitis: Commonly caused by industrial substances.
Seborrheic Dermatitis: Dermatitis caused by Seborrhea (excessive production of Sebum by the Sebaceous Glands).