Empowered Eczema

Welcome to the Empowered Eczema Podcast: 

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Thank you to my guest Danielle for joining me:

"In this episode of Michelle’s podcast, I am thrilled to be a guest as the co-founder and CEO of the International Topical Steroid Withdrawal Organization, Inc. I will share my journey with TSW and discuss the impactful work the non-profit organization is doing. I am excited to announce that the second issue of our magazine is now available! You can find the link to it in our Instagram bio @internationaltsworg.

We're also working on launching our website soon, where you'll be able to access the magazine and other valuable information. But that's not all! We're organizing a TSW meetup in Florida. Attendees will have the chance to win nail services from @nailsbyaquarianlocs. So, make sure to follow us on all our social media platforms to stay connected and updated.

DM us if you are interested in attending! And guess what? Our next magazine issue is set to release in October. And yes, there will be another giveaway! Don't miss out on this opportunity. Stay tuned for more exciting updates from the International Topical Steroid Withdrawal Organization, Inc."

Welcome to the Empowered Eczema Podcast: https://www.coachmichellemills.com/podcasts/empowered-eczema

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Thank you to my guest Johanna for joining me:

"Hey everyone, I’m Johanna or Jojo, and on this episode from Michelle’s podcast, we are talking about my journey and tips & tricks for living with eczema. My biggest advice for you would be to take matters into your own hands and start looking for healthy, long-term solutions instead of strong and ad hoc medications. As you all know, our bodies and skin change all the time, but these are some of the products that work very well for me at the moment: Nivea: Sensitive Sunscreen (I always use it in the morning and after showering), No cosmetics: Liquid Balancer or Liquid Hydrator (for the night-routine), Apotheket: Extra Intensiv Mjukgörande Hudkräm (sadly I believe it’s still only available in Sweden), Garnier: Micellair Cleaning water (for removing makeup)."

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Thank you for listening to this episode of the Empowered Eczema Podcast.

Check out details of our guest, Grace (Skinderella):

"My name is Grace McMillan, or as some people know me @skinderella_nz_ I lived with eczema for about 22 years until one day I decided to look beyond the doctor’s office and start trialling different treatments. This is when Skinderella was born. I only got a couple of months into trying new therapies such as acupuncture and traditional Chinese medicine when I discovered Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW) through The Eczema Coach and the Preventable documentary. Everything I thought I knew about the skin condition I had lived most of my life with was completely flipped on its head. In July 2020 I went off all steroids and straight into TSW. Now, after nearly 4 years I’m sharing as much as I can about what I’ve learnt during this time. My goal is to spread awareness about TSW with the hope that it prevents others from having to go through it too. Whose the ultimate expert on the human body? The one who calls it home!"

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Thank you to Katie Mackie for jumping on this podcast, learn more about her here:

"My name is katie mackie aka @mackies_moments and I have been an eczema and sensitive skin sufferer since birth (1996 b*tch).

My eczema has always been the one part of me I hid and felt embarrassed of. I’ll never forget the painful memories of trying to hide my eczema by covering it with foundation for any kind of social event (not a good idea, burns like hell) or when girls would bully me for being in jeans and long sleeves at parties when they were in dresses. I know a lot of other people feel the same way and sometimes we look at ourselves and think we are disgusting.

This is not okay and is something I want to change. As I’ve got older I’ve realized I am not the problem, people’s reactions to my skin are. I share to teach people and let them know it’s okay and they are not alone."

After using topical steroids, Dupixent, Methotrexate, Cibinqo, and Rinvoq, Jesi has finally found herself in natural healing and has brought the most transformation yet. 

Season 2, Episode 1:
Guest: Jesi Snaer
"Hi I’m Jesi and I’m from Baltimore Maryland. I have suffered with eczema my entire life and I’m so thankful Michelle has given me the knowledge I needed to tackle this condition naturally. I’ve learned so much about my body physically, emotionally and mentally. Our bodies are so resilient and I wouldn’t change my journey for the world. I’ve found so much strength within myself to heal this that it’s also given me a huge positive shift in my mindset and perspective on life! For that I’ll forever be grateful for Michelle! If you’re reading this and are hesitant on healing naturally or working with Michelle, feel free to message me because if I had to do it all over again I’d choose Michelle tenfold."

  Today we’re talking about how to heal eczema naturally. This is a massive overview of histamines, TSW (topical steroid withdrawal), salicylate intolerance, hand eczema, and more!  

I went live on Instagram on August 11, 2022, and took questions. In this podcast, I am answering all of your most urgent questions about eczema like "should I try the no moisture treatment?" and "Is CBD good for eczema?".

In this episode, I teach you how to go from eating fast food to getting on an elimination diet to heal your eczema naturally.