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Skin Conditions

Oct 24
2 min read


The skin is one of the elimination organs of the body, so when the liver is overburdened with toxins, the next place to go is the skin. Skin conditions can include eczema, psoriasis, rashes of all kinds, hives, acne, and sores. These conditions can also result from an allergy or reaction to a toxin, either way, treating the liver is the first place to start after following the foundational principles of health; nutrition and gut health.




Topical soothing remedies while treating the inside with above suggestions.



Make an herbal oil, salve lotion, body butter, etc. Can also soak affected area, take an herbal bath or use as a compress. Other herbs work from the inside out with cleansing out toxins. 

  • Calendula

  • Chickweed

  • Plantain - soothes and cools, good for itching and burning

  • Raspberry leaf - oozing conditions

  • Alfalfa - taking both internally and use externally

  • Dandelion - take internally

  • Elder flower - both internal and external

  • Rose petal

  • Red clover - internally

  • Lavender




Skin care essential oils and other skin care ingredients



Be mindful of the emotion, be specific in where it is attached, it’s okay to feel this way but then it must be let go. Hand it over to the Savior, it is now His to take care of.

  • Anxiety

  • Fear

  • Old hurt buried

  • Feeling threatened

  • Unresolved feelings of irritation

  • Unresolved feelings of criticism

  • Unresolved hurt feelings

  • Disturbed reactions over trivial things

  • Lack of security

  • Feelings of impatience

  • Feeling bored

  • Feeling unsettled

  • Inner conflicts surfacing

  • Feeling frustrated at not being able to accomplish something


Eczema/Psorasis

  • Emotional insecurity

  • Holding onto feelings/fears that go against you

  • Not speaking your truth with love

  • Unwilling to be accountable for own feelings

  • Unresolved, deep-seeded hurt feelings surfacing

  • Unable to flow with life

  • Over-sensitive

  • Fear of being hurt

  • Refusing to accept responsbility for your own feelings - blaming

  • Feel you are being interfered with or prevented from doing something, thus feeling frustrated


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Disclaimer: The Information contained on this website is for educational purposes only and as a guideline for your personal use.  It is not intended to replace the advice of a licensed healthcare professional. Those who follow these suggestions do so at their own risk.

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