Your body is made up of billions and billions of cells. Each cell has two main functions; to nourish itself from nutrients obtained from the bloodstream and to throw off any waste through excretion.

When a cell is healthy it is vibrant and full of electric energy and the cell is able to nourish with nutrients and excrete waste with great efficiency.

However, if energy and vitality have been sapped from a cell then the process of nourishment and excretion becomes very laboured or even worse stops altogether.

When this occurs any waste and toxin accumulated in the body eventually overwhelms your system. Your body is being poisoned by the accumulation of waste material. This poisoning is called Toxaemia.

Every single cell in your body has its particular function to perform and once this function has been carried out it produces waste. In a healthy body all waste is excreted through the blood, lymph, lungs, liver, kidney, bowels and skin.

The cells throw of their waste into the lymph which carries the waste material back to the blood. The waste is then carried to one of the excretory organs for normal elimination.

When the body is saturated with toxin, however your body goes into a state of crisis and must find other channels of elimination. It will use channels not normally used for excretion such as the mucous membrane (colds, catarrh), and the skin in the form of skin eruptions (eczema and rash).

This then is why you will suffer eczema (or other diseases). The types of disease caused by toxin saturation include cancer, obesity, depression, psoriasis, varicose veins, fibroids, allergies, alzheimer, diabetes, migraine and eczema.