I remember reading this thread a long time ago and now it turned up again in a search I just did. I remember thinking that a computer allergy is weird back then, but now I have experience to add to it. This is computer allergy / EMF radiation experience causing eczema here that I'm about to talk about.
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So a little background is, my daughter is now 3 years old but when she was a baby, since she was a newborn, she had eczema (she was 100% breastfed and not vaccinated, born at home and I myself really have no health problems, eat a wholesome traditional foods diet, no allergies in the family whatsoever, etc. so everything seems right healthwise), anyway, so her eczema cleared up by the time she was 9 months old (about 99% clear except for a small spot on her thigh) and it eventually all cleared but then she started getting eczema around her ankles/lower leg area on both legs maybe around 18 months old or so.
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So back at that time when she was a young baby with eczema (she had the eczema on her chest, arms, legs and cheeks), I did a lot of research as to what causes it, and especially in this forum, people were saying its caused by leaky gut, and the only way to heal that is through diet. I found that odd because I had no symptoms of leaky gut whatsoever, like I said I really have no health problems.
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So anyway, I discovered muscle testing being done by a chiropractor, and I loved how it was so accurate in locating the subluxations. Then I ended up moving and I searched for a new chiropractor and it had to be one that did muscle testing too because I would never go back to just a regular chiropractor. So my new chiropractor who did muscle testing, also did N.E.T..neuro emotional technique...., which I had known nothing about, so we ended up doing it on my daughter's eczema on her lower legs/ankles and we found that it was caused by stuck emotions, an emotional allergy. So he cleared the emotions, and that day it was better and within about 3 days, all the eczema was 100% gone. This was when she was 2 years old.Â
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Her eczema remained 100% gone for about 9 months or so. Then around when she turned 3 years old (November 2010), she started showing eczema again, and it was at first just a little and then it started getting worse and worse. I had moved since then because I had divorced, and was really busy working, and moved far away from that N.E.T. chiropractor, but I finally made some appointments with the chiropractor, hoping to clear more emotions (I'm thinking probably due to the divorce stress) hoping to clear the eczema that way. So the first appointment we cleared some emotions  and had no improvements in the eczema.
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Then the chiropractor tested her allergy reflex at the next appointment and yes something was showing there. Tested positive for food allergy? Nope. Environmental allergy? Nope. Electromagnetic Allergy? Yes! So he asks if there is any new kind of electronic device she is using, and I said yes, the Apple iPad that her dad got her for her birthday in November. He tested to confirm that... and yes she has an electromagnetic allergy to that. So he did some clearing on the allergy reflex and gave some homeopathic allergy spray and also bought an EMF protector to stick on the iPad. I told her dad not to let her use the iPad for a week to let the EMF protector charge and to give her a rest. Her eczema did get better. Its still not 100% better, but there is a significant improvement. I just don't have control over what she comes in contact with since I work full-time now, she goes to preschool, and I don't know for sure what her dad does with her when I don't have her. I know she's back to using the iPad again with the EMF protector. But if it were my choice, I wouldn't let her use the iPad at all. I'm reading that those wireless devices are the heaviest as far as EMF radiation.
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I need to buy an EMF protector that she can wear. She used to have one from emfblues.com that she wore around her neck but she bit it and broke it. Does anyone else have any recommendations for EMF protectors that she can wear? Anyway, I hope this helps someone else who is stumped with an eczema problem. I sure was back then and when I think about it now, as a baby her eczema was probably caused by me sitting at the computer with her in my lap and I would do even more research on the computer with her on my lap, trying to figure out her eczema problem, but little did I know that I was probably causing it even more by doing research on the computer with her. By the time she was 9 months old, she was mobile and didn't sit in my lap much, hence she didn't get much EMF radiation from the computer, so that is probably why her eczema 99% cleared at that time! Makes total sense. I just had no idea that she was allergic to the computer and she is STILL very sensitive to EMF radiation. We DO NOT have leaky gut and we DO NOT have food allergies causing eczema. Its electromagnetic radiation allergies!
Thanks for sharing your story.
I choose instead to focus my energy elsewhere 
