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346: How to Use Zinc for Eczema + Other Itchy, Painful Rashes
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Have you tried using topical zinc for eczema, psoriasis, or other rashes yet? Because spoiler: when you use the correct form of zinc topically, it can be a game changer for your skin rash. Why? So many skin rash warriors are deficient in this crucial mineral. And taking zinc orally just doesn’t always cut it for most people, unfortunately.
So if you haven’t yet explored the skin rash-zinc connection, let’s take a look at why topical zinc can be so helpful, things you need to watch out for when using it, and what to look for in a topical zinc formula — because not all zinc is created the same.
Before we dive in: Are you tired of chasing skin rash remedies that seem to work for everyone else but you? Do you find something that seems to help…only to have your fleeting victory erased by a massive flare? This happens because everyone’s root cause of their rash is different — and most people have several root causes going on at once. So when you get one fire under control, another pops up. It’s exhausting.
Here’s the exact process I take my private clients through to help them heal: my FREE Skin Rash Root Cause Finder. A quick and easy-to-use workbook that will help you narrow down the underlying causes of your rash so you can get to work stopping it! Download it here and let’s figure this out, together!
In This Episode:
- What are the topical zinc benefits for skin rashes?
- If you have a skin rash, does that mean you have a zinc deficiency?
- Is zinc good for eczema?
- Should you use nano or non-nano zinc oxide?
- Drawbacks of topical zinc and why you might not want to use it
- Real zinc and eczema results
Quotes
“There was also a statistically significant decrease in the occurrence of Staphylococcus aureus in the wounds of study participants, suggesting zinc could have anti-microbial properties.”
“Generally, we often see a relationship between lower levels of zinc in the body and eczema (and other skin complications like hidradenitis suppurativa, acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, vitiligo, and melasma)”
Links
Healthy Skin Show ep. 169: Why Is Zinc So Important For Your Skin?
Healthy Skin Show ep. 172: Why Use Zinc Cream For Skin Rashes
DermaQuell Z+ Rebuilder – https://www.quellshop.com/products/z-rebuilder
ALSO – we offer all three full 2oz jars in the Ultimate Quell kit – https://www.quellshop.com/products/ultimate-quell-kit
Use coupon code QUELL10 to get $10 off your first order
OR try the Quell skincare sample pack that includes Z+ Rebuilder along with Daily Butter and Nourish Butter creams for only $12.95 (free shipping) - https://www.quellshop.com/products/dermaquell-skincare-sample-kit (especially great for those who are nervous to purchase a full product without trying it first. Each sample is a sealed 0.26oz sachet packet and includes a $12.95 store credit to use on anything in the shop).
Chapters
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Topical zinc for skin rash and wound healing (00:02:52)
3. Zinc deficiency - skin rash connection (00:04:28)
4. Nano vs. non-nano zinc oxide: Which is better for the skin? (00:07:23)
5. Best topical zinc for skin rashes (00:10:02)
6. Why I love DermaQuell Z+ Rebuilder cream (00:12:17)
7. Final thoughts (00:15:07)
363 episodes
Manage episode 424564588 series 2510351
Have you tried using topical zinc for eczema, psoriasis, or other rashes yet? Because spoiler: when you use the correct form of zinc topically, it can be a game changer for your skin rash. Why? So many skin rash warriors are deficient in this crucial mineral. And taking zinc orally just doesn’t always cut it for most people, unfortunately.
So if you haven’t yet explored the skin rash-zinc connection, let’s take a look at why topical zinc can be so helpful, things you need to watch out for when using it, and what to look for in a topical zinc formula — because not all zinc is created the same.
Before we dive in: Are you tired of chasing skin rash remedies that seem to work for everyone else but you? Do you find something that seems to help…only to have your fleeting victory erased by a massive flare? This happens because everyone’s root cause of their rash is different — and most people have several root causes going on at once. So when you get one fire under control, another pops up. It’s exhausting.
Here’s the exact process I take my private clients through to help them heal: my FREE Skin Rash Root Cause Finder. A quick and easy-to-use workbook that will help you narrow down the underlying causes of your rash so you can get to work stopping it! Download it here and let’s figure this out, together!
In This Episode:
- What are the topical zinc benefits for skin rashes?
- If you have a skin rash, does that mean you have a zinc deficiency?
- Is zinc good for eczema?
- Should you use nano or non-nano zinc oxide?
- Drawbacks of topical zinc and why you might not want to use it
- Real zinc and eczema results
Quotes
“There was also a statistically significant decrease in the occurrence of Staphylococcus aureus in the wounds of study participants, suggesting zinc could have anti-microbial properties.”
“Generally, we often see a relationship between lower levels of zinc in the body and eczema (and other skin complications like hidradenitis suppurativa, acne, rosacea, seborrheic dermatitis, psoriasis, vitiligo, and melasma)”
Links
Healthy Skin Show ep. 169: Why Is Zinc So Important For Your Skin?
Healthy Skin Show ep. 172: Why Use Zinc Cream For Skin Rashes
DermaQuell Z+ Rebuilder – https://www.quellshop.com/products/z-rebuilder
ALSO – we offer all three full 2oz jars in the Ultimate Quell kit – https://www.quellshop.com/products/ultimate-quell-kit
Use coupon code QUELL10 to get $10 off your first order
OR try the Quell skincare sample pack that includes Z+ Rebuilder along with Daily Butter and Nourish Butter creams for only $12.95 (free shipping) - https://www.quellshop.com/products/dermaquell-skincare-sample-kit (especially great for those who are nervous to purchase a full product without trying it first. Each sample is a sealed 0.26oz sachet packet and includes a $12.95 store credit to use on anything in the shop).
Chapters
1. Introduction (00:00:00)
2. Topical zinc for skin rash and wound healing (00:02:52)
3. Zinc deficiency - skin rash connection (00:04:28)
4. Nano vs. non-nano zinc oxide: Which is better for the skin? (00:07:23)
5. Best topical zinc for skin rashes (00:10:02)
6. Why I love DermaQuell Z+ Rebuilder cream (00:12:17)
7. Final thoughts (00:15:07)
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