Eczema Free You review
A diet and natural remedy guide aimed at calming eczema from the inside rather than with creams
By the RJ Editorial Team. Sales page checked 2026-09-23. Last updated 2026-09-23.
Is it worth it?
If you are looking at this, you have probably had a night where you woke up having scratched yourself raw, or you are watching your child do it and feeling useless. You have tried the emollients. Maybe a steroid cream that worked right up until you stopped. The maddening part of eczema is the loop: it settles, then it comes back. Eczema Free You is a downloadable guide built on one idea, that eczema starts inside the body and topical treatment only masks it, so the answer is diet and natural remedies rather than ointments. That idea is not fringe in itself. Food triggers, gut health and immune involvement all get discussed seriously in dermatology. Where the page goes past the evidence is the headline: cured easily, permanently, in three days. That is the seller's claim, and the page offers nothing to support it. Eczema is usually a chronic relapsing condition, and no published trial backs a three day permanent cure. What you can reasonably expect is a structured elimination and lifestyle experiment you run on yourself, cheaply. Some people do find that reduces how often they flare. Bought as that, it can earn its money. Bought as a cure, it will disappoint. Do not drop a prescribed treatment for it, and if skin looks infected or the itching is severe, see a doctor first.
Pros
- One-off payment, no ongoing billing
- Written by someone who has lived with eczema, so the tone is not clinical
- Diet and lifestyle changes cost little to try
- Downloads instantly, so you can start the same day
Cons
- The three day permanent cure claim is stated with no evidence behind it
- The page never says how long the guide is or what else is included
- Elimination diets take weeks of patience, not days, and are fiddly with children
What you get
A digital guide you download and read, written by Rachel Anderson, a skin care specialist who says she used natural and herbal remedies on her own son. The approach is about internal and dietary triggers rather than creams, so expect food and lifestyle changes to work through at home. The page stops short of listing chapters, page count or bonuses, so you are buying partly blind.
Before you buy
- Check the refund window and how to claim it before you pay, since the page does not spell it out
- If eczema is weeping, infected or badly disrupting sleep, get it looked at medically first
- Do not stop a prescribed cream or treatment to try this, run it alongside
Who it suits
Someone with mild to moderate eczema who has cycled through creams, wants to test food and lifestyle triggers methodically, and can treat a cure promise as advertising
