Joe De Livera

Roel Raymond says:
August 28, 2018 at 7:01 PM (Edit)
Successful Treatment Of Chronic Eczema
Dear Dr. Joe de Livera,
I am very glad I came to hear of you and you were able to help me with my recurring ‘situation’.
Eczema is not a pleasant affliction and I have suffered from the pain and the shame associated with it for many years.
My first encounter with eczema was when I was 15 years old (1999). A wound appeared on my inner thigh and would not heal. I was an athlete at the time and would cover the wound up and continue my training but after some time, the wound replicated onto my other thigh.
Over the next few months the eczema spread on my arms and other parts of my legs rendering me incapacitated. I could no longer attend school, and as I had just been appointed Vice Games Captain, this was very disappointing for me.
I tried countless home remedies, bathing in venivelgeta (tree turmeric), bathing in a concoction of rice so that I was exquisitely plastered in a thin, milky film at the end of the bath and changing my diet to more cooling foods.
My family even sent me to live in the cooler, more salubrious climes of Kandy until I recovered. In all it took 9 months for the eczema to abate, during which time I could not attend school or attend to my responsibilities or participate in any of the athletic events I had qualified for earlier in the year.
No one knew what had triggered the eczema. As a child I had suffered a great deal from asthma, but all symptoms of that disease had disappeared the more I involved myself with sports, and I was in a very healthy place from a physical standpoint.
I wasn’t plagued by eczema the next 13 years, but in 2012, six months after the death of my father, a wound appeared once more on the lower half of my calf. Dismissing it as an ‘ordinary’ wound, I covered it with a plaster and continued my work.
But the blisters spread rapidly and far worse than it had when I was last affected in 1999. This time my entire body – thighs, shins, fingers, forehead, arms, midriff – were affected. It was an intensely traumatic period for me that lasted over a year. Once more, I had to stay at home and could no longer work or attend to my responsibilities.
I went to doctors considered the best dermatologists in the country and was advised to change my soap and my washing powder, to apply steroids and creams and to bathe in medicated solutions. Although I had expected some relief from the advise dispensed by these doctors, the blisters and itching persisted.
At the time, I was also a model, and was very concerned I would be scarred for life by the wounds taking hold of my body. Sadly many of the scars on my legs still remain, although, God is good – the scars on my face and arms are no longer visible.
It was only when a friend recommended homeopathy to me that I finally found an alternative solution to the eczema. The going was slow however – it took about six months of needles for the blisters to finally subside.
By this time I had realised I was not the type to be frequently afflicted by eczema, but knew that when it came, it would come hard. Having been afflicted so badly and for so long in 2012, I had not expected to have to deal with eczema again for some time, but just last October (2017), at age 33 – with no trigger – I once again found myself attending to wounds that had appeared on my buttocks.
Since it was not possible for me to see the homeopath I received treatment from the last time, my first recourse was to the doctors, where I was prescribed steroids and tablets. I returned a few weeks later, and although the wounds had not disappeared the doctor told me I was on the mend and that there was no need for me to return unless it got ‘bad’.
In the months since, the blisters spread up and down my legs. My buttocks and thighs were the most afflicted by wounds and lesions, while my calves, shins, ankle and heel were also affected. I determined I would not stop working and covered up my wounds by wearing long pants and continued my work. The eczema was particularly bad at night, when itching would cause it to ooze. Once more I was suffering from a disease to which there was no known cure.
It was at this point that a friend of mine suggested I see Dr. Joe de Livera. By that time I had almost lost hope, but decided to see Dr. de Livera anyway, where he immediately put me on a wet dose of Arnica 6 – to be taken orally, diluted in water, twice a day, and sprayed on the wounds and lesions as frequently and possible.
Dr. de Livera assured me I would see results in three days, but I was surprised when within two days of treatment, some of the wounds began drying up. As we speak, the wounds on my buttocks, ankle and heel are dry and we are continuing dosage for my shins. Dr. de Livera assures me that eczema can be kept at bay my entire life, and I have not heard words that give me so much hope.
Eczema is terrible, debilitating and shame-inducing disease and I am grateful to God he has put Dr. de Livera on earth to administer His healing touch to His people. I can’t begin to tell you the hopelessness I felt when all my reading led me to believe eczema could not be treated. I have hope now that this monster can be kept at bay.
Viva la ‘joepathy’!
Reply
Joe says:
August 28, 2018 at 8:46 PM (Edit)
n reply to Roel Raymond.
Thank you for your first person account of the relief that Arnica 6c gave you in just 2 days from your chronic Eczema.
It will take a few more weeks to resolve itself as yours is a chronic manifestation of this disease which cannot be cured with allopathic drugs. I have had some experience in curing Eczema and you can read the many cases I have helped with my therapy aka “Joepathy” that you can access by a Search on my Home Page.
It is fortunate that you were referred to me by a mutual friend and I hope that this relief will continue into the future.

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