Mum, 46, who suffered from eczema so bad she struggled to get dressed is cured by £10 salve made from donkey milk
A MUM with crippling eczema has revealed how she was able to cure it with a £9.95 salve made from donkey milk.
Rosa Enfield, 46, from Winchester, suffered from such a severe form of the skin condition that she struggled to cook, garden, get dressed and wash her hair.
The marketing manager had her first flare-up of eczema symptoms - which include dry, scaly, red and itchy skin - following a difficult divorce three years ago, and it spread to her fingers, palms and wrists.
"I was sleeping badly, working long hours and dealing with all the emotional turmoil that comes with a messy divorce and that was when my hands went from being just very dry and flaky to becoming red, swollen, cracked and extremely painful," explained Rosa.
"It was hard some days to even cook dinner for the kids as holding pans was so painful.
"It hurt every time I touched something.
Rosa revealed that within a week of using the salve three times a day and beneath cotton gloves at night, "the cracks had started to close and the swelling had dramatically reduced".
She added: "The relief I felt is indescribable. Aside from the look of my hands it was just incredible not to be in so much pain every day.
"My hands were still a bit red after a month and you could see the patches on my wrists where the eczema had been but the cracks, swelling and flaking had all but gone."
In the past three months, she has been using the salve twice a day, and her hands feel "new".
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