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My 6 year old niece eats fabric, fabric brom her clothes, fabric from garbage, mattress, anything fabric. Her doctor just gave her some multivitamins and said there is nothing wrong with her. She started eating fabric/rugs/sweater when she was about 3! This is very serious because she continues to eat and has no signs of stopping. Does anyone know what could be the cause? Maybe she is lacking something in her body? please help! I don't know how to help this child.
Replied by Fluffy
Washington, US
08/13/2014Hi JASSY, I think it is referred to medically as having PICA. People with PICA have the urge to eat things such as plaster, dirt, fabric, sponge and it can be caused by some kind of deficiency and too, possibly, an emotional compulsion. Usually they look for things like iron deficiency or problems with low dopamine levels. I'm not a doctor or an expert but I think they try to treat this kind of things with things that help detox the system in case of heavy metals or use medicines that help with behavior modification. Also nutritional supplements and diet recommendations. I would suggest you get her back to a doctor right away and have them do all the appropriate testing. Look up PICA online. Hope this helps.Replied by Kt
08/14/2014Yes Fluffy, you are right. It is known as PICA. I remember reading that it was a zinc deficiency. I replied to Jassy before I saw your post.Replied by Fluffy
Washington, US
08/14/2014Hi Kt, I'm not sure I'm doing it right here but those icons at the lower right hand corner of a post, do those go directly to an inbox that is assigned to the users of the group or? I don't think I'm actually registered here but have to sign in, in order to do a post. A little bit of a learning curve for me. Love this site though!Replied by Kt
08/14/2014Hi Fluffy, If you select the "eye" icon at the bottom of any post you will receive notice that someone has posted to that one every time someone does. EC has changed this all around since I signed up a couple years ago, but yes this site is great!!
Eczema 0 0
Approval Ratings BETTER BUT NOT CURED (1) 50% SIDE EFFECT (1) 50% Posted by Ozi (Dallas, Texas) on 09/30/2013
This message is for Ted. I have a 4 month old who has been diagnosed with eczema. When he was born he was given glucose intravenously for 4 days. I suspect this is where the problem began. I suspect this opened his system to infection/infestation. I have been to dermatologists who have refused to do proper diagnosis through lab and or microscopic viewing of his skin. They were quick, however, to prescribe hydrocortisone, which I refuse to give. Here are his symptoms
Redness of scalp, neck, cheeks, skin folds, and anal area. Thick patches of skin where red. His has lost melanin all over his body. Round rashing, weeping patches. On scalp, his hair fell out around his face. He has swollen lymph behind his left ear for a month now. He itches terribly (worse at night) so I have mittens on his hands to prevent injury.
I suspect this is demodex but feel uneasy because I have not truely found out. So, I happened on this site and have been treating him with borax and H2O2 externally and borax internally. Vic is breastfed so I am taking the borax internally as well. (aside, his is a twin and his brother began to show redness but when I began dosing, his went away). We are now 2 weeks in. I have seen improvement on his scalp. Hair is growing back on his scalp. In other areas, the problem persists (redness, swelling) although, many red patches are now brownish. Since I began this, his rashes are like tiny craters in his skin and is weeping more. Is this a positive sign? He is very gassy also. His scalp and cheeks have many tiny translucent bumps filled with white "stuff".
I need help here. Please.
EC: Hi Ozi,
Ted is unavailable to answer questions at the moment, but perhaps another of EC's wonderful contributors will respond.Replied by Mama To Many
Tennessee, Usa
09/30/2013Hi Vic,
So sorry your little guy is suffering so. But you are wisely taking charge of his health and already making progress. I have a number of thoughts of things your could try. I hope it isn't too overwhelming, but a complex problem sometimes requires complex solutions, and we are talking about a baby, so treatment needs to be as gentle as possible.
First of all, you say the baby is gassy. How are his stools? Loose? Constipated? Normal? If he is not constipated, you can give him a little bit of activated charcoal. You would mix 1/8 t. In a little water and give it to him a little bit at a time in a syringe. Charcoal is detoxifying and good for gas.
You mention the glucose he was given in his first days. If his gut is off, you can give him some pro-biotics. You may be able to find something for babies, otherwise, some moms just use capsules and open them up and put some on their fingertip and give to the baby. This helps some babies with gas.
If your baby is sensitive to chemicals and materials, you may need to be using all cotton and natural cleaning products. My first child could not use disposable diapers or wipes. I used cloth on him and washed them with homemade soap make out of Ivory soap, borax, and washing soda. It made for very soft diapers! :) If you are not already, use very gentle stuff, and unscented to wash his clothes and bedding. All cotton is best.
Some babies rashes clear up very well if mom gives up certain foods. Dairy products bothered many of my babies. It made them fussy and rashy. These days it seems that wheat and dairy are common offenders.
I am so glad he is breastfed! That will make things easier. Please do wait to start solids until you have a handle on his health. If you are vaccinating, wait until this is under control before having any more. It is possible that this is vaccine related if he has had some.
Topically, I would try extra virgin, organic, cold pressed coconut oil on the skin. It is very gentle and healing. It is antiviral, antifungal, and antibacterial. It is also gentle. You can use this on his rashes as often as desired.
Tea tree and lavender essential oil can be added to the coconut oil. They are anti-fungal and anti-parasitic. I would add 5 drops of each to 2 Tablespoons of essential oil and test one spot to make sure it isn't too strong.
The swollen lymph gland makes me think you are dealing with some type of lingering infection. You can make a garlic oil to rub on the bottom of his feet a couple of times a day. It will take some time to make it. Peel and crust 10 cloves of garlic. Put them in 1/4 cup of coconut oil. Let this sit for 10 days. Strain out the garlic. Rub the oil on the bottom of the feet twice a day, or more. It will soak into the body. If it is too strong, dilute it more with more coconut oil.
Finally, there are some herbs that may be very helpful. Comfrey, Chamomile, and Plantian are all very healing to the skin and chamomile is excellent for a variety of rashes. Comfrey and Plantain may only be available mail order. I buy them each by the pound and use them all the time. Chamomile you can get almost anywhere. Chamomile can be made into a tea and you can give him 1 T. A few times a day for his gas. You can also make a strong chamomile tea to bathe him in. I have seen this work very well on pimpley rashes. Comfrey and Platain can also be made into a strong tea to bath him in. You can also steep these herbs in coconut oil for 2 weeks and strain it out to make a very nice healing oil. Plantain helps with pain and itching. Comfrey helps with cell-regeneration.
Any or all of these can be done together. These are all things I have done in some way or another for my own children. I would add one at a time to make sure there is no reaction. Please do keep us posted on you baby's progress. I am praying for your wisdom and his healing.
~Mama to Many~Replied by Dave
Fountain Inn, Sc
09/30/2013Hello Ozi:
From your description, he has a yeast infection.
Nystatin is good to kill a yeast infection.
Look under the site on EC (yeast infection under ailments) and see if you don't have numerous ideas for killing yeast. Echinacea the herb can kill a yeast infection too. Yeast will inhibit the immune system so many of the symptoms look like the immune system is compromised.
Yeast gives off an bad odor so if you smell a very pungent odor, such may indicate it is indeed a yeast infection. Of course, it could be a bacterial or viral infection. But that glucose is the big clue. That is so yeast causing.
The glucose IV could have triggered the yeast infection. You are using some things on him that logically should have helped and it is working. Great job.Replied by Mike
Denver, Colorado
09/30/2013Ozi: You can easily and rapidly cure your precious baby. Get some water kefir grains on amazon for $10 and some organic whole dried cane juice and some hawaiin spirulina. Put 60g of sugar and the grains in 1 quart of water. Do not puse any metal. Let them ferment at room temp away from direct sunlight for 12 to 24 hours. Taste them periodically. They should be sour but not too tart. When bubbles rise to the surface they are brewing. Then put 10g of spirulina in there. Take some yourself and give some to your baby. Use the grains to start the next batch. Put the rest in the fridge. Take 4 times a day. This is the most potent remedy in the entire world. While you are waiting for the package to arrive make green smoothies from organic baby leaves. Strain and remove the cellulose. Give some to your baby and take some yourself. Do the same with organic berries. Google raw food and raw superfood videos for some good ideas.Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
10/01/2013Ozi: 1. Check for allergies. I know of a baby even younger who had all that because of an egg allergy!! When her mother cut out eggs, it healed.
2. try coconut oil.Replied by Andrea C
10/01/2013Hi I am not being rude here, but I would never give Activated charcoal to a baby, it can seriously block the colon up and cause serious problems. Here in UK a long use remedy for the gas in babies is, get a warm cinder off the fire, put it in water, let it hiss and cool so its lukewarm, and put it in to a bottle or a sippy cup, and let the child drink it. It works every time, and also cures colic and a gripey stomach in children, it's good for adults too. Love Andrea C xxxxxxReplied by Art
10/01/2013In reply to Ozi from Dallas,
You have gotten some good responses from some knowledgeable posters here and here is another idea to consider.
Current studies are showing that a mother who is insufficient or deficient in vitamin D during and after pregnancy has an increased risk of their baby getting eczema and allergies among other health issues.
Studies also show that more vitamin d is required during pregnancy in order to achieve vitamin d sufficiency for the mother and the baby.
Vitamin D allows the body to produce more of its natural antimicrobial peptide or natural antibiotic, cathelicidin, on demand. If cathelicidin is readilly available on demand, your baby may not need external pathogen fighters and the immune system may be able to do what it was intended to do naturally by itself. Even if you supplemented/supplement with vitamin d, it may not be enough and it might be worth having a vitamin D test for you and your babies (25 OH d serum test). Some people simply require much more vitamin D than others in order to get their 25 OH d serum level into the optimal range!
Remember vitamin D insufficiency/deficiency has many negative health ramifications for infants as well as adults! We are currently coming into the time of year when are bodies can not make vitamin D from sun exposure, so this point becomes even more critical for your babies as well as yourself.
Best wishes!
ArtReplied by Art
I forgot to mention the melanin loss may be the bodies desperate attempt to create vitamin D as melanin is a natural inhibitor of vitamin D production in the skin when exposed to uv rays (sun). A good tan will significantly lower the bodies production of vitamin D whereas no tan will significantly enhance the bofies ability to produce more vitamin D when exposed to the sun.
ArtReplied by Ozi
Dallas, Texas
10/02/2013I am sorry for a somewhat late response. I want to continue posting so that I can be of help to parents going through this. I hope we can all teach each other and cure ourselves. Thanks to those who have responded. I feel more motivated to deal with this head on.
On Vic's skin, I have been spraying 50/50 ACV (orgainic with mother) for 2 days. I see increase in size of bumbs on Vic's skin. I may not continue this if I don't see drastic improvement in 7 days because it smarts and he cries out in pain.
I will continue the borax/hydrogen peroxide topical treatment. No noticable pain and I believe it is the primary cause of regrowth of hair on his scalp.
I will continue the borax internally for myself and VIc and I see the gassiness in both of us as a sign of detox.
I started giving him a drop of 50/50 ACV with every feeding (mixed in breastmilk not water). I have begun taking that internally today.
Vic's skin has been emitting a dull odor. At first, I thought it was because of the borax. But I have been using it topically (Every treatment I use on them, I use on myself to test for side affects. Baby can't tell me whats up). Perhaps it IS yeast. I have begun sunbathing him in the evening sun for the last 2 days.
I have been reading about triggers and have removed eggs, milk and cheese today. That simple. I will not let my mouth kill me nor my children. I am a vegetarian but I do not buy organic. I will begin doing so.
I bath him in borax water only and follow with neem oil. Nothing more that what I have typed.
Vic's stool is normal but slightly green all the time. I have been consuming loads of greens since I learned I was pregnant with twins so I've always atttibuted it to my diet. His brother, however, has green stools infrequently.
Goals; remain vigilant, increase greens and begin exercises to speed up my cleansing.
!!!!!! Almost forgot. I have noticed that Vic does not perspire. I suspect this is because of the infection. I plan to investigate after this primary issue is taken care off.
Kissess. I love you all,
OziReplied by Ozi
Dallas, Texas
10/02/2013I also forgot to mention that I have been giving him about 1/8 teaspoon of spirulina (no cellulose and full of minerals) mixed in breastmilk. When I find a trust worthy seller of organic kelp, I will switch to kelp. I have used kefir grains many years ago and cannot attest to its immune system properties. However, overall, I was fit as a fiddle. So, I will look for milk locally. I intend to make breastmilk kefir with it. I've read gotu kola is great for the skin and may add it to his external treatment.
OziReplied by Dave
Fountain Inn, SC
10/03/2013Hello Ozi; in re Vic's infection;
Don't confuse symptom with cause.
You can treat symptoms and that is all fine but the cause is, after what you have described, a yeast infection; perhaps candidia brought about by over colonization from the glucose drip he received.
If he was on antibiotics that also could have added to the over colonization.
Yeast thrives on acidic conditions and sugar (glucose) might have been the trigger that produced the infecfion. The web site "Know the Cause" focuses on fungus as an often over looked cause for human disease. Under a sub heading in the Know the Cause web site there is a discussion of various fungal infections by Luke Curtis, MD and one title of an article in that web site is "Probiotic bacteria protects against candida overgrowth in young and old" and then links to a study by Dr Suresh Kumar in a PICU where probiotics are used to get the babies' candida under control. I'd highly recommend you study that site and consider using probiotics in Vic's diet asap.
The reason Boron may be helping is that it might be bringing the acidic condition that the sugar created, under control and back to alkaline. To that end you could consider a little baking soda (lots about that on Earth Clinic) in helping destroy the overgrowth.
Candida over growths can be quite dangerous in babies and can cause a proclivity to allergies and asthma as the child grows.
Get to the cause. Think fungal infection on this one.
Best to you and Vic.Replied by Mama To Many
Tennessee, Usa
10/03/2013Dear Ozi,
Thanks for updating us and giving more information!
Vic is blessed to have a mom so dedicated to his health and healing.
You mentioned excercise to speed up your own cleansing. I have always been told while breastfeeding to be careful about detoxing because toxins will come out in breastmilk. So, I don't think it means you can't exercise, just be cautious about speeding things up.
It may be noteworthy that he doesn't sweat. I am assuming his brother does? Sweating is a way that we get toxins out. The internal ACV may help with that.
If his stools are greener than his brother's, it may well be food intolerance. (Then again, it may be the spirulina. ) While you are eliminating things, I have noticed that it can take a couple of weeks of being off foods before a difference is noticed.
Well, please keep us posted and keep up the good work! :)
~Mama to Many~Replied by Mike
Denver, Colorado
10/03/2013Ozi: Flora Udo's choice infant probiotics, evening primrose oil, Bach Rescue Cream, wyoming clay and colostrum. You can mix the wyoming clay together with the colostrum powder and add water to make like a mud bath. You can also take them internally. Amazon has almost 300 favorable reviews on homemade water kefir. Google how to make water kefir in 2 minutes or less video.Replied by Ozi
Dallas, Texas
10/26/2013Hi Everyone. I have a great update. Before I began treating Vic, his neck was covered by his "jaw". This has disappeared and I now know that he was swollen. His neck is now visible without me having to lift his skin. Through our this body, he has lost water weight.
Overall, he now appears to be underweight. I read in earthclinic, Ted's remedies for unerweight babies. I have begun his full spectrum vitamins (I take them because I am uneasy about giving dosing for Vic...and he will get it through breastfeeding). I have begun taking dessicated liver tablets.
My energy level has improved along with my concentration. I am less foggy-brained.
I am not worried about his weight. Now that he has lost the water weight, I expect his body will begin to absorb more protein.
I have begun brewing kombucha again. I take it straight and I have a dropper bottle of 50/50 (mixed with bmilk) that I give to him 3* a day. I replaced the apple cider vinegar with this.
He is more energetic and inquisitive.
He has had his first brownish bowel movement in months. I am still giving him kelp and have added fermented cod liver oil which may be helping with nutrient absorbtion.
His skin has healed in serveral areas. The areas with the thickest patches of skin is reducing and is less red.
His eyes are less watery, more clear.
I have noticed this healing pattern. 2 steps forward and 1 "step back". His skin would lessen in redness and bumps would decrease in size. Then after a couple of days, the redness would increase and bumps would enlarge. However, the number of bumps never increase. After these "flare ups", the redness and number of bumps decrease in number. So, I have begun to anticipate the "flare ups" as heading in the direction of healing. When this first occured, I dreaded it. He would look awful, be extremely irritated, clawing at his skin...I doubted myself.
Overall, I will continue the remedies, I am seeing great results.Replied by Mama To Many
Tennessee, Usa
10/26/2013Dear Ozi,
Thanks so much for update. I am glad to hear about your son's improvement!
~Mama to Many~Posted by Silvermist (Machias, Maine, Usa) on 06/15/2012
4.5 yr old daughter has had eczema since 4 months old. Severe worsening now x1 year- correlated with starting nursery school. School has been out 1 week and her severe eczema has receded 70%. She actually enjoyed school and would protest when I suggested she miss school (I had previously realized her eczema was worse on school days). We've really done nothing else new= we live by a cold ocean and she has dipped her wrists a few times this week, but she's been exposed to ocean water year round, plus her neck and face have completely resolved and they did not get ocean water on them.
We have been using Apple Cider Vinegar for 4 months- it stings but it does reduce her itching for a few hours. It only improved the look of her skin by . We have also used a tiny pinch of borax in water about 7 times in 4 months- borax has helped me so much I wanted to see if it helped her. It did not, at that dosage. She also bathes with it and all the household laundry is washed with it. We are chemical free in our home and food. We have used irish moss both externally as a salve and internally in ice cream. We have been using 50 billion units of probx daily, plus real buttermilk and kefir and raw milk.
All of these things may have helped, but to me, the strong coincidence is that now that she's been home with me for a full week, she is nearly healed. My guess is that inside, where her deepest feelings are, she just needed mom. I'm cutting back school next year from 18hrs/week to 6 hrs/week or quitting all together, even though she loves it. Btw, it's not dietary with her. Also, her worst flair ever was while I was hospitalized for Lyme meningitis in April, further suggesting emotional cause. This is forcing me to keep homeschool in the back of my mind if she has problems again (of any kind) at later ages.Posted by Pm (Vic, Aus) on 12/22/2011
Hi, Our daughter was born with dry skin and we have always maintained a good diet with my wife occasionally having meat however our daughter had an outbreak of eczema and we have been trying everything to help alleviate the itching as well as attempting to overcome it. We have pretty much gone raw and although it hasn't completely disappeared it has certainly helped however it keeps recurring. We have cut out all fruits as we think it may be sugar related, take no wheat or any other form of flour, we bathe her in water with neem, baking soda and turmeric, ensure that the surroundings are as cool as possible and always make sure she is wearing clothes made out of cotton.
We also apply neem oil with a base of sesame seed oil and turmeric and this seems to be helping although we don't know what is causing the eczema to flare up. Both my wife and I take probiotics, magnesium, sacha inchi (for protein) and plenty of vitamin c from amla. We have the dehumidifier running round the clock as the property we are residing at has very high level of humidity. We also use detergent that has next to no chemicals and include baking soda as well when washing. Is there something we are missing as we are no closer to finding the root of the cause? Can someone please help as we are at our wits end?Replied by Liz
Boston, Massachusetts
12/22/2011My teenage daughter's eczema all but disappeared with the addition of yogurt to her diet, and fish oil supplements.
I hope that the combination works as well for your daughter, should you decide to try it.Replied by Louwrence
Rustenburg, North West South Africa
12/24/2011Hi PM from Vic, Australia, Try eliminating all polyunsaturated fats from her diet as they cause a lot of health problems. Margarine, vegetable oils are the main culprits- rather start using coconut oil for cooking & hopefully the problem will be solved. Because her elimination system is overwhelmed, the junk is being eliminated via the skin.Replied by Andoy
Boise, Id
12/25/2011I've read somewhere in the net that topical application of AC Vinegar is a cure for eczema. It works for me too.Replied by Tamara
Grovetown, Ga, United States
02/23/2013Try a hazel wood necklace. They have been known to help with eczema and reflux. My husband uses one to decrease the amount of acid that his body creates. Good luck.Replied by Tzetze
06/08/2014We vacuumed our baby's bed and voila eczema gone. It's the dust mites!Posted by Fly (Mableton, Ga) on 10/03/2011
My daughter is 7 and suffers from hives intermittedly. She has several food allergies... Soy, all nuts, peas, cantalope and is basically allergic to every tree, grass and animal. She suffers from very bad eczema and the hives come and go and keep her up all night. We have tried every antihistime out there, she lives on benadryl and she has had several courses of predenisone. We are currently giving her 2 tsp of allegra twice a day and benadryl as needed.
Dermatologists have prescribed all kinds of topical steroids which have now become ineffective. She does not sleep well because she is so itchy and she scratches till she is bleeding all over. She goes to the chiropractor once a week and I am looking into acupunture as well. I just had a hair analysis done on her to figure what what her body may be deficient in. I am seeking anything that can help relieve her. Upon reading all the various posts, I am going to look into getting her tested for a histamine intolerance. I need help please.... Medical doctors just want to keep trying various drugs. They all make her sleepy and moody. None get rid of the eczema or the hives permanently. She is miserable and I am exhausted!Posted by Eastrawinata (Seattle, Wa, Usa) on 10/02/2011
[SIDE EFFECTS] My 7 months has been suffering eczema on her face and hands, and we are reluctant on putting steroids on her face. We stumbled upon VCO and applied it on her face 2 days ago, but it looks like it is making her eczema worse. Is this normal after applying vco? Some say that this is the VCO at work: worse then better, but is it? How long should I keep using VCO on my daughter? Anybody have this experience? Thanks much!Replied by Liz
Boston, Massachusetts
10/03/2011Eczema heals from the inside, out. After much trial and error, I found a combination that totally cured my 18 year old daughter's eczema - yogurt and fish oil.
While I know that getting fish oil into a seven month old is next to impossible, getting yogurt into them isn't. If you feed them a yogurt every day, you will notice a *huge* difference in less than a week.
My daughter suffered with eczema for her entire life and no doctor, specialist or medication ever made it go away. She was always loaded with inflamed and scabbed areas all over her arms, legs and occasionally, her face. Her skin is now as smooth as a baby's thanks to the yogurt and fish oil combination. (She has only one container of yogurt per day, and a fish oil capsule in the morning and before bed.)
We still can't believe the amazing results. Truly miraculous.Posted by Jackie (Pace, Fl) on 10/02/2011
Searching the great world wide web for answers. My grandson is 2 and has been to the ER 4 times this week. His eczema has been getting worse for the past 2 weeks and has caused skin infection on his body from head to toe. He started antibiotic last Sat which is just making him very ill and has changed antibiotics. His itching is now so severe- he can't get any rest much less sleep- he literally wants to rip his skin off (in fact did tonight). He now has ulcers in his mouth and is just a big scab red/raw skin everywhere from his itching.
After 9 hours in the ER last night- we were told they don't know what to do. He is back on steroids which are not doing anything yet. He also has used the strongest steroid cream, an adult does of benadry, zyrtec, and they other stuff (hydroxy - I think) and cream. Still nothing is working with the itch. After reading, I am thinking of doing a diluted ACV bath followed by coconut oil.Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
10/03/2011Check what he is eating. You might get a clue there.Replied by Jen
Bozeman, Mt, Us
10/03/2011I agree you should take a look at his food. Is he eating any gluten/dairy/nuts/eggs. Remove any or all of those from his diet immediately. See how he does without them. Take him off the hydrocortisone cream. It is not good for little ones let alone big people. I lived on the stuff when I was his age on up to about 10 years old. I have adrenal failure now and my skin is permanently destroyed from over using it and it doesn't even help the problem. It has been proven to thin the skin out permanantly. The steroids as well are the same thing. They are filling him full of cortisol and other hormones which are messing up the balance in his body.
You need to start from the beginning and look at his enviroment and what he is ingesting. The four things I mentioned above are the usual culprits but it could be anything. I have an eczema break out on my face if I eat mango. It never fails either and it took me 32 years to figure it out. I also have psoriosis and I figured that one out as well. The skin breakouts are usally diet related though your doctor will tell you it is not likely. I am proof the doctors are not always right. The mango allergy does not show up on allergy tests but when I eat it no matter how much I will get the same breakout. It starts slowly on my chin and if I keep eating mango I will have it take over my lower face and neck. It happened every year around the same time of year and that's how I figured it out. I only buy mango's when they are cheap which is spring time-ish when they must be abundant. That is when the rash would come. I stopped eating mango's 4 years ago and have not had a break out since. I wish you and the little guy luck. It is a terrible disorder to deal with especially when you are so young.Replied by Debbie
Melbourne, Australia
10/03/2011Jackie, if you look at the ailments sections on earthclinic under exzema you will see a lot of people have had great results with bathing in sea/salt water. If you can't get to the water try some unrefined sea salt in his bath.
I also agree with others who have suggested probiotics and yoghurt. I would also try a digestive enzyme. The problem stems from a digestive issue. I would not use the steroid creams at all.
Keep him off processed baby foods, make them fresh as all baby foods have added MSG and other additives in them.
Is he being breast fed? If so your daughter needs to also take probiotics and clean up her diet.Replied by Jessica
Chicago, Il
10/03/20112 tablespoons of HEMP OIL every day! Also, cut out all whites (bread/starch/dairy/sugar) Apply Collodial Silver topical gel 6x a day. No steriod cream use or anything containing Propylene Glycol/parabens/ethanol...avoid S&S Johnson Products, cortisone creams, etc!!!!! )Posted by Jacky (Dayton, Oh) on 09/22/2011
One may try a product from Utah called Tahitian noni juice. The one from the Utah based company is the only one I recomend because I witnessed the results with my suffering grandchild. Born with a severe case of eczema you will tear up at the site of him. After taking this Taihitian noni in some apple juice daily once a day in three weeks sores were healing! We were giving nothing that would help cure him or the itching. My grandson found a miracle in a bottle, he has beautiful healthy skin. We were told the scars would never heal on his body and today you can't find a scar.Posted by Suresh (Abu Dhabi, UAE) on 07/12/2011
Hello Dear, I read your article in earth clinic thus I am indian and My daughter age of 6yrs having skin eczema(photo attached) in her both hand palm and right leg sole & under toe. Before 3 yrs it came first her right leg sole then it came to her hand palm just 6month before. Initially it was in small portion now covering full hand as you can see in attached pics.
Other she feels much itching in whole body & more Cold. Her diet is very poor & frequent passing urination in day time..
Our family history is none. We visited to one Homeo Doctor-She prescribed Petroleum 30c & calcarea sulphur 6x & iricar cream. But no improvent & it seems spreaded more after using Iricar. Since it is serious issue for my small daughter kindly advice best suitable medicine to cure & clear eczemz for forever.
Thanks & Best regards,
SureshPosted by Cyndee (Newport News, Va)
[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] I am in complete shock. My daughter is 5 years old, and has had eczema since birth - extremely severe eczema over 95% of her body. We have tried absolutely everything, from prescription creams, OTC lotions, oatmeal, antihistamines, ACV, Baking Soda, etc etc. Any parent that has a child with eczema has undoubtably tried all the same remedies. I stumbled on this website and read about Epsom Salts. We started giving her a bath every night in the salts - 1 cup for a half full tub. She soaks for about 10 minutes, then out of the tub and gets slathered with a heavy lotion. After 1 week I am flabbergasted - her eczema is so much better, her skin is absolutely clear in most places, and only the worst scabby parts remain. ( We also used Iodine on the really bad infected spots for a couple of days). I don't know why or how it works, but it does! I am one relieved and happy mommy...and she is a much happier child. She actually has an appointment with a specialist in 4 days, and I won't have anything to show the doctor!
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[YEA] A few months ago my littlest (then under 1) burnt his hand on the oven glass door. The recommendation of applying egg white from this site worked wonders. The pain subsided immediately after application. Anyway, about a month ago, and again, just a couple of days ago, my littlest (now 18 months) suffered a very red, raised skin rash in the nappy region. It was clear it was painful, as he cried and whinced whilst holding him on my hip. I remembered the relief the egg white had on the pain of his hand burn, so I thought, "why not?" I assumed he was experiencing a painful, burning sensation; something in his urine. I painted egg white on his bum with a small brush, and the pain relief was instant. Within 24 hours, the redness had subsided significantly. Lovely!!
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Re: encopresis (a type of constipation) in children:
Both my children, 12 and 8, have had severe bowel problems for several years. They cannot have bowel movements without Miralax. Even with the Miralax, they soil their underwear daily. We have tried several diets, probiotics, etc. Nothing has resolved these issues. My oldest has had problems 6 years. We feel so hopeless. Any suggestions?Replied by Mama To Many
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03/06/2014Dear Ann,
Well, that would be disheartening, but I am hopeful that there will be things to help you children.
Dr. Christopher's Kid-E-Reg is great to help a child get regular and the herbs tone the bowel. This was so helpful for my toddler who had constipation problems that led to a rectal prolapse. I have had him on this for 9 months and he is now regular and has not had a repeat of the prolapse.
1 teaspoon of blackstrap molasses once or twice a a day would be good.
You have tried a lot of dietary things but I will mention a few anyway, in case they are ones you haven't tried. Lots of fresh fruit may be helpful. Avoiding cheese and milk for a while may help.
You might look into Natural Calm - a magnesium supplement which is easy to take. You can adjust the dosage for children. It is good for constipation.
Slippery Elm and Comfrey are both healing and soothing to the GI tract.
Keep us posted on how they are doing!
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Eye Infection 0 0Posted by Alt-rocks (Suffolk, United Kingdom) on 08/10/2012
My son had a terrible eye infection from birth, I used breast milk and weak dilution of baby shampoo (not at the same time) at the suggestion of the clinic, when that did not work the doctors prescribed different antibiotics for a year, nothing worked. The specialist eventually put him on the waiting list for an operation, but told me not to bother trying anymore antibiotics, as the only thing that would work would be to open the tear duct.
The day after seeing the specialist, I wet some cotton wool with warm water and swiped it over my organic coconut oil, just so I could clean the gunge from his eye. His eye did not tear or fill up with pus all day. I did the same in the evening, as there was a little pus at the corner. He woke up with clear eyes the next morning. The first time ever! I continued with the coconut oil for about a week just to make sure the infection was gone. Then phoned the specialist to have him struck from the waiting list.
Fluoride Poisoning 0 0Posted by Kuma (Trondheim, Norway) on 09/07/2012
Hi, I am considering giving homeophatic borax tablets to a child, 10 years old, for suspected fluoride poisining. I have got Borax 30D. Has anyone from the Earth Clinic have experience with homeophatic borax, particularly for children? I appreciate your response.
Food Allergies 0 0Posted by Sonja (Haines City, Fl) on 02/25/2014
My 1 year old nephew is allergic to fish and wheat. He will also be tested more, but until then he also cannot have dairy. Any suggestions on what to feed him?Replied by Mmsg
Somewhere, Europe
02/25/2014Sonja, rice (or rice baby cereal), millet, quinoa (ground or not before cooking), any veggie (pureed or not), fruit, eggs, meat, chicken, etc. For example, you can blend some chicken with veggies from a well cooked chicken soup, for a complete meal for him.Replied by Mama To Many
Tennessee, Usa
02/27/2014Dear Sonja,
Would your nephew happen to still be breastfeeding? Toddlers can be completely sustained on breastmilk alone. My oldest child was unable to take any solids in until he was 16 months old. All of his nutrition came from human milk and he was and still is quite healthy. (He is 20 now.) The only concern for a one year old tends to be that breastmilk is low in iron. A half a teaspoon of blackstrap molasses twice a day would be some assurance there against low iron.
If not, goat milk might be an option for him. (It is much less likely to cause allergy issues than cows milk.) Raw would be ideal, but not accessible to most people, and you would want to know that it had been handled properly.
Even if there is no option for milk, he should be able to get plenty of nutrition other ways. Because of observed dairy sensitivities, I have been very slow to introduce milk and dairy to my toddlers. One of my children was weaned at a year and I did not give her dairy. But she did very well on grains, meats, fruits and vegetables.
There are lots of grains other than wheat that can be used for carbohydrates instead of wheat, as Mmsg mentions - quinoa, millet, and rice. My toddlers have all loved oatmeal.
Does he do well with fruits and vegetables? Meats and eggs? (Though sometimes children with allergies avoid or limit eggs, I believe?)
If he does not have molars yet, a baby food grinder or small food processor will make it easier to get food mashed up for him to consume.
Let us know what you find that works well for him!
~Mama to Many~


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Americans for the Arts. 2002. Arts and economic prosperity: the economic impact of nonprofit arts organizations and their audiences. Washington, DC: PDF files can be downloaded from www.artsusa.org.
Bell, J., J. Masaoka, and S. Zimmerman. 2010. Nonprofit sustainability: making strategic decisions for financial viability. Jossey-Bass, San Francisco.
Berry, T. 2002. Hurdle: the book on business planning. Eugene: Palo-Alto Software Inc. Also see software from Palo-Alto Software, Business Plan Pro.
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Dropkin, M., J. Halpin, and B. La Touche. 2007. The budget-building book for nonprofits: a step-by-step guide for managers and boards. Jossey-Bass, San Francisco.
Ember, C. and R. Hanisch. 2013. Sustaining domain repositories for digital data: a white paper. ICPSR, University of Michigan. Available at datacommunity.icpsr.umich.edu.
Geever, J.C. 2012. The Foundation Center's guide to proposal writing. The Foundation Center, Washington, DC.
Goodman, A. Storytelling as best practice. The Goodman Center, Los Angeles, CA. www.thegoodmancenter.com/resources/.
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Goodman Center: resources on storytelling, presenting, and strategic communications. www.thegoodmancenter.com
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Peta wanted the ad to highlight the use of real bear fur in the iconic caps of the Queen's Guards. The campaign is was the first part of Peta's 2010 push to get the Ministry of Defence to switch from Canadian black-bear pelts to faux fur.
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Those were the themes of the night in the Milwaukee Bucks' locker room Friday after Portland forward LaMarcus Aldridge sank a 13-foot baseline jumper with 2.4 seconds left to give the Trail Blazers a 103-101 victory at the Bradley Center.
The Bucks led by eight points early in the fourth quarter and the score was tied, 101-101, after Milwaukee's Michael Redd made one of two free throws with 21.4 seconds left. But coming out of a timeout, the Blazers ran down the clock and found Aldridge for the winner.
"Every loss is frustrating right now," said Bucks guard Charlie Bell, who scored 15 points and was one of six Bucks in double figures. "We're trying to make a push for the playoffs and we have to take care of home court. Give them credit. They made some shots at the end and we didn't. We had our chances.But you have to give them credit."
Said Bucks forward Desmond Mason: "It's unfortunate for us to lose games like this, knowing that we should have won the game. Everybody played really well and then we still lose the game. It's tough because we shouldn't lose these kinds of games, especially when we play so well. It's frustrating."
Redd was the high-point man for the Bucks, scoring 10 of his 25 points in the fourth quarter. Forward Charlie Villanueva scored 16 and Mason had 15 points and nine rebounds but was kicking himself afterward for five turnovers.
The Bucks were without the injured Mo Williams and Yi Jianlian.
Asked about his missed free throw in the closing seconds, Redd said, "That wasn't the game. I did all I could do to win the game . . . attacked the rim. The game was tied and (Aldridge) hit a game-winner."
Aldridge scored 29 points on 14-for-20 shooting to lead the Blazers, who shot 54.5%. Steve Blake added 21 points, Brandon Roy scored 20 and Martell Webster added 17 points.
"The big fella started knocking down shots," Mason said, referring to Aldridge. "Webster cut on me one time baseline and got a basket which I can't let happen. There were a lot of things that went on that shouldn't have happened."
The Bucks took a 78-77 lead into the fourth quarter and, getting into the open court, extended their lead to 89-81 on a fast-break layup by Royal Ivey with 7:41 left.
But the Bucks scored on only one of their next nine possessions and Portland rallied to take a 97-91 lead after a short jumper by Aldridge with 2:11 left. Roy and James Jones sank three-pointers during that stretch for Portland and the Bucks turned the ball over three times.
"Turnovers," coach Larry Krystkowiak said. "The bottom line is you've got to get a shot."
Three short jumpers by Redd helped the Bucks cut the lead to 101-100 with 43.6 seconds to go. Blake missed a jumper and the Bucks took a timeout with 27.3 seconds left. Roy then fouled Redd with 21.4 seconds left and Redd made the first but missed the second free throw and Portland took a timeout with 20.1 seconds to go.
The Blazers ran down the clock and found Aldridge for the winner. With no timeouts left, Redd missed a long desperation shot from three-quarters court.
"We didn't have much choice at that point," Krystkowiak said. "We had used (the timeouts) along the way. Each of those (previous) possessions was pretty important. It would have been nice to have one more but we only had two left with a minute to go.
"They just made one more play than we did going down the stretch."


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The white blood cells that fight disease and help our bodies heal are directed to sites of infection or injury by 'exit signs' chemical signals that tell them where to pass through the blood vessel walls and into the underlying tissue. New research at the Weizmann Institute, which appeared in Nature Immunology online, shows how the cells lining blood vessel walls may act as 'selectors' by hiding the signals where only certain 'educated' white blood cells will find them.
In previous studies, Prof. Ronen Alon and his team in the Immunology Department had found that near sites of inflammation, white blood cells rapidly crawl along the inner lining of the blood vessels with tens of tiny legs that grip the surface tightly, feeling for the exit sign. Such signs consist of migration-promoting molecules called chemokines, which the cells lining the blood vessels endothelial cells display on their outer surfaces like flashing lights.
In the new study, Alon and his team, including Drs. Ziv Shulman and Shmuel Cohen, found that not all chemokine signals produced by endothelial cells are on display. They observed the recruitment of subsets of immune cells called effector cells that are the 'special forces' of the immune system: They receive training in the lymph nodes, where they learn to identify a particular newly-invading pathogen and then return to the bloodstream on a search and destroy mission. Like the other white blood cells, effector cells crawled on tiny appendages along the lining of inflamed blood vessels near the site of pathogen entry, but rather than sensing surface chemokines, they used their legs to reach into the endothelial cells in search of the migration-promoting chemokines.
As opposed to the external exit signs, these chemokines were held in tiny containers vesicles inside the inflamed endothelial cell walls. The effector cells paused in the joins where several cells met, inserting their legs through the walls o
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The Worship of All Flesh
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God's promise to exalt Zerubbabel, that is, one of Zerubbabel's sons, is fulfilled in Christ Jesus, who is David's descendant through Zerubbabel (Matt. 1:1–17; Luke 3:23–38). Christ has been exalted to the right ...Read More


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Gubinge is the Nyul Nyul language name for the Kimberley version of the Kakadu Plum. It is wildharvested from the Dampier Peninsula just north of Broome and is the highest natural source of vitamin C on the planet. Bruno Dann (Winnawal) is bringing back to his community the ancestral traditional ways of taking care of the land and the Gubinge trees, which is helping restore the amazing bush in this region. Loving Earth has processed the fresh fruit simply by dehydrating it at 40ºC for 16 hours and then milling it into a powder. All the profits that we receive from the sale of this product will be sent back to the Nyul Nyul community in the Kimberleys.
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To the uneducated eye the bush looks quite uninteresting, just scrubby shrubs and low wooded trees. Whereas for Winawaal and his people this is paradise, containing everything they need to nourish and sustain their bodies and souls in a perfect state of contentment.
It is the wet season and the sky is a constant play of dark menacing clouds dumping showers of rain and fluffier billowing white clouds interspersed with sunshine. The landscape is filled with greens, not the deep greens of the forest but rather lighter more vivid greens. It is gubinge season and we are wandering through the bush looking for the elegant looking gubinge trees.
Gubinge is one of the aboriginal superfoods it has been confirmed to be the highest natural source of vitamin C on the planet even higher than the camu camu berry of the peruvian amazon. It is a bush plum, iridescent light greeny yellow in colour about the size of an olive with a seed in the middle very similar to an olive. When Winawaal holds out a handful of them to me they kind of glow against his dark skin. Curious I began eating them on the first morning as we were picking, finding their tangy astringent flavour neither particularly attractive nor distasteful. On the second day of picking I found myself eating more and more of these little plums and then I realized that I was craving them. I also noticed how energized I felt and light and happy. Neither was I as hungry as I normally would be especially when camping in the bush.
While it was the gubinge that called me to visit this remote and exotic part of Australia, the thing that most impacted me on my visit was the traditional culture of landcare that Winawaal was working so hard to resurrect again. I remember when I was at university in the late 80's a good friend of mine was writing a thesis trying to show how the aboriginal people "cultivated" the land because this was a crucial part of establishing native title to the land in the eyes of the current legal system. A lot of white Australians have a kind of romantic view of the Australian aboriginals as a semi-nomadic hunter-gatherer culture and I guess this is what it looks like from the outside. However once one begins scratching the surface a highly sophisticated and evolved culture begins to reveal itself.
Following is a quote from Winawaal, which serves as one small scratch on the surface:Today I spend my time caring for the land and carrying on the traditions of my old people. Nyul Nyul people are coming back to country through programs set up by the government but it is still not enough to be really successful and we are looking for outside help. I use the elders our professor's knowledge of the land for our land caring practices. Fire has become a real problem because when the Nyul Nyul people left the land it was not managed by anyone. Strip burning in the right season does no damage to the bush or wildlife. We prune deadwood off the trees and clean up excessive fuel creating cold burns. Leaves stay green on the trees and birds nests are safe, lizards and snakes have time to leave, the bush honey fly still has flowers to make honey and it is only the grass on the ground that is burnt. Fire can be a friend or a deadly enemy if it is not controlled. We knew this and that's why we were prepared and kept our country clean. The government have never thought of asking us how we cared for country. They were so ignorant to think we knew nothing about a land we inhabited for thousands and thousands of years. It is only today that some people are showing an interest in our land caring techniques. In our culture every living thing has a purpose on this earth and we respect them. My Grandfathers, Gulloords and Grandmothers, Mimis could communicate with nature and knew about the medicines available to us in our country. It was a shame they didn't get to share their knowledge because it might have helped a lot of people today.
On our walks through the bush Winawaal would be constantly stopping and telling different stories about the bark of this tree and the sap of that tree, then about different landscape features and the leaves, flowers and animals and I could see that there was no end to the depth of knowledge and insight his culture had about the country they lived in. At the end of my stay with Winawaal I had the profound insight that the aboriginal culture's relationship to the land was one of service, of serving the land, rather than the common western approach of exploitation or having the land serve us.
We have been working with wildcrafted foods for several years now. Sourcing various wildcrafted foods from indigenous groups in Mexico, Peru and China. Truly wildcrafted foods are beyond organic foods in many ways. However we have also seen the term wildcrafted begun to be used quite loosely and now we see the importance of developing standards – like the international organic standards – whereby wildcrafted operations can be audited to ensure that they are truly wildcrafted, using sustainable techniques. This is becoming more and more important with the growing consumer demand for "wildcrafted foods". An independent certification standard would protect consumers from being misled by non-transparent marketing campaigns and protect natural resources that are in demand from being abused.
We believe a truly wildcrafted operation has to be managed by indigenous communities in their traditional way of managing the land. When a product is wildcrafted in this way it is charged with the power of the traditional indigenous cultural practices. Although these vary widely between each ecosystem and culture the general principles are: that the essential spirit of the product is honoured and the ecosystems in which they grow are also honoured and this creates the highest quality product. A great example of this is the tests showing higher levels of vitamin C in gubinge grown in the wild in the traditional manner compared to the plums grown with modern irrigation and other horticultural techniques.
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Hilliard leads No. 6 Villanova past Georgetown
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Villanova coach Jay Wright believed his Wildcats had a chance to be good this season, thanks to the players' chemistry. He just didn't expect them to be this good.
Darrun Hilliard scored 19 points to lead No. 6 Villanova to a dominating 77-59 victory over Georgetown on Saturday, preserving the Wildcats' hopes of a No. 1 seed in the NCAA tournament.
JayVaughn Pinkston added 13 points, and James Bell and Ryan Arcidiacono had 11 apiece for the Wildcats (28-3, 16-2), who won their sixth straight game while tying the 2005-06 team for second-most wins in program history. Villanova's 16 Big East wins are the most in school history.
"I don't try to predict our record but if someone forced me to, I never would've predicted 28-3," Wright said.
Wright said the team's togetherness, which has been evident since preseason workouts in the summer, is a key to the Wildcats' success.
"Most of your teams that are good get along, but this is a really unique group," Wright said. "I think they are all really similar, and they do look out for each other. It's a pleasure to coach guys who love to play. They love to play together. It was really fun to be a part of that."
Said Hilliard, "We just like each other, man. We don't have nothing against each other. We're really like brothers. We like talking with each other and enjoy being around each other, even off the court."
The Wildcats' team-first mentality showed against the Hoyas, as five players scored in double-figures. Bell entered Saturday averaging a team-best 15 points per game, which is unusually low for a team so highly regarded.
"At the offensive end, they're a very, very unselfish team," Hoyas coach John Thompson III said. "They drive, kick it to the person and that person can make a shot. They have several players on their team who would be the point person, the star on other teams. They have different players who can step up. I think their unselfishness is a key."
The 18-point win marked the largest margin of victory for Villanova in a Big East game between the teams.
Markel Starks scored 20 points for the Hoyas (17-13, 8-10), who are in jeopardy of failing to make the NCAA tournament for the first time since 2009. D'Vauntes Smith-Rivera added 14 points and Aaron Bowen had 13 for Georgetown.
Georgetown needs a run in the Big East tournament to secure a fifth straight NCAA bid. The Hoyas, who are the No. 7 seed, open the tournament Wednesday night.
"We'll put all of our energy into getting ready for that first game," Thompson III said. "We'll have to play better than we did today, significantly better."
Villanova, meantime, is in position for a No. 1 overall seed in the NCAA tournament with a good run in the conference tournament. The Wildcats, who were helped by Kansas' loss on Saturday, already have secured the Big East regular-season title and the top seed in the conference tournament. Villanova opens play in the Big East tournament Thursday.


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50 Cent Taunts Kanye West Over Kim Kardashian
"One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Treasure"
He's never been one to guard his mouth in his lyrics OR in real life – and now 50 Cent has taken a dig at rap rival Kanye West over his relationship with Kim Kardashian.
Just days after the 'Gold Digger' star told fans on Twitter that his new track 'Perfect Bitch' was about the 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' babe, Fiddy has shared his less than flattering thoughts on the track dedication…
"I mean…if that man feel like she perfect, then she's perfect," he told XXL Magazine. "You know how it is? One man's trash is another man's treasure."
Meanwhile, the G-Unit star is unlikely to be heard rapping about his own 'Perfect Bitch' on his new album 'Street King Immortal,' which is tipped to drop this November.
When asked about whether an ideal woman exists, the unlucky-in-love singer added,
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Indiana fugitive nabbed in DuluthDULUTH - A man wanted in Indiana on robbery and other charges was captured Tuesday morning in Duluth. Authorities received a tip that John Madison Lewis, 29, was in the area earlier this week. Lewis was taken into custody at Prescott Apartments, where he had been staying with a cousin for about a week, said Stacey Kelley, spokeswoman for the Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department. When the Sheriff's Special Warrant Service team moved in to arrest Lewis, he allegedly tried to run into a wooded area. Authorities chased him and transported him to Gwinnett County Detention Center to await extradition. Lewis had outstanding warrants for two counts of robbery, two counts of parole violation, failure to appear and escape in Fort Wayne, Ind. Police there are also in the process of securing a warrant against Lewis for bank robbery. Woman charged in real estate fraud LAWRENCEVILLE - A licensed real estate broker has been charged in a mortgage fraud scheme. Lauramae Gabbidon allegedly used the identity of a man from Sparks, Nev., to buy a residential property in Gwinnett County. Gabbidon reportedly sold her own home to the victim's identity and used the money to pay off her mortgages and liens. She also netted more than $11,000 in profit from the sale, said Cpl. Darren Moloney, spokesman for Gwinnett police. A man who impersonated the victim at a real estate closing remains unidentified. Additional arrests are possible, Moloney said. Men rob hotel DULUTH - Four men on Thursday robbed the Days Inn at 1920 Pleasant Hill Road. The men all wore black clothing, bandannas or masks and gloves when they barged into the lobby at about 2:25 a.m. and confronted the hotel manager, according to a police report. One of the robbers brandished a gun and forced the manager behind the reception desk to open the cash drawer. Another robber pulled a security camera out of the ceiling. The suspects fled through the main entrance. All were described as black men under 20 years of age, the police report stated. Home invaders rob Tucker family TUCKER - Three men on Thursday broke into a home on Little John Drive and robbed a family at gunpoint, according to a police report. A married couple was asleep in an upstairs bedroom at 2 a.m. when the wife awoke to the sound of a loud crash. When they opened their bedroom door to investigate, three men armed with a pistol came in the bedroom and shouted, "Where's the safe at? Where's the money?" a police report stated. A daughter was able to use her cell phone to call 911 before she and her brother were rounded up and brought into the master bedroom with their parents. The suspects bound the victims' hands with duct tape while ransacking the house. Police officers arrived as the men were coming out of the house, and the robbers ran away. Several of the men dropped items they were carrying, and they also left behind a gray Dodge Magnum with the engine still running in the driveway. The victims told police they suspected someone who installed a satellite dish at their home about a month prior to the robbery may have been involved because the intruders seemed to be familiar with the interior of the house. - From staff reports
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