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Raw Paleo Diet Forums => General Discussion => Topic started by: Joy2012 on April 21, 2015, 11:52:20 am
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A family member tends to have ecxema flair up. Some writing says fermented vegetables are bad for excema, some writing says they help reduce inflammation.
A Korean friend is supplying me with home-made kimchi (Korean fermented napa cabbage and daikon radish with garlic and ginger and hot chili pepper and shrimps). Does anyone know if kimchi is good or bad for eczema?
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The fermented component can be nice to add good bacteria.
If the person is allergic to cayenne, it may have a side effect.
All I can say is try it.
Put that person on raw paleo diet for 6 months and see what happens.
Do check out my www.eczemacure.info (http://www.eczemacure.info) website.
If there is candida / yeast, then do things against candida / yeast.
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As an avid kimchi eater, I find that some kimchis cause inflammation, while others are no problem at all. Remember, there is no universal kimchi recipe. In fact, each kimchi has a different flavor because each fermenter uses different ingredients according to region and culture.
In addition, a person can be universally allergic to hot peppers, for example, so that person would probably get their hot-pepper reaction to all red kimchis.
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Thanks for replies. Yea, I guess I just have to check the results of eating kimchi.
GS, you children are cute.