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More and more research is revealing that eczema is not just a skin disorder - it’s a reflection of internal imbalance. Specifically, imbalances in the gut microbiome, fungal or bacterial overgrowth, parasitic infections, and a compromised intestinal barrier directly influence inflammation in the skin. Eczema is actually a signal that something deeper inside the body needs attention.

Gut health, inflammation, nutrient status, food triggers, and environmental exposures all play a role. And while no single diet “cures” eczema, the foods we choose from infancy through childhood can dramatically support the immune system, strengthen the gut, and reduce inflammatory flares.

Discover how to start healing your child’s eczema naturally with Dr. Fong’s top naturopathic eczema tips. Learn how gut health, nutrition, hydration, and skin care all play a role in calming inflammation and restoring healthy skin.

If your child’s eczema keeps coming back no matter how many creams or prescriptions you’ve tried, you are not alone.

Emerging research and clinical observations suggest a surprising, often-overlooked contributor: fungal overgrowth. Whether on the skin, in the gut, or even in your environment, yeasts and molds may be keeping eczema stuck in a frustrating cycle of flare-ups.

If you’ve tried every cream, steroid, and elimination diet for eczema but still struggle with flares, there may be a deeper piece of the puzzle…

Eating polyphenols can have a positive impact on eczema.

Uncover the relationship between parasitic infection and eczema.

Uncover the intricate relationship between antibiotics and eczema.

Emerging research suggests a strong connection between gut health and skin conditions, specifically pointing to a phenomenon known as "leaky