I recently started learning about acidosis as a potential cause/exacerbant of eczema.  There are several versions of a list of Acid / Alkaline Forming Foods ( this link goes to http://www.rense.com/1.mpicons/acidalka.htm ) and some of my favorite foods appear different places.  For instance lentils and quinoa.  There was another page I can't find at the moment which ranked each food on a 1-4 scale...

This afternoon we were out in the back yard because my daughter wanted to see the evening star. As we were looking up, my wife looked down at her garden. It has been dormant for a few months since we've been so busy with the new baby. But some of the chard is growing back on its own! This is a very rich "lasagna garden" which is a new fun technique that works well in a small city backyard like ours.

Here is a good source of some how to organic gardening guides from ClickBank.

I might join her in more gardening if my hands weren't so sensitive from the eczema.  But I'm making good progress in a program to heal them.  Click on one (or both) of these links to find out more about healing eczema and beating eczema. (They are both good, but each has a different emphasis. I am actually combining advice from both.)

Tech P.S. I finally got the Logitech Harmony remote software working on my Mac, and programmed in several devices, including my air-conditioner!