Repcillin Review – A Warning About Repcillin Crocodile Skin Treatment

Repcillin Review – A Warning About Repcillin Crocodile Skin Treatment

This Repcillin Natural Crocodile Skin Treatment review contains an honest, first-hand opinion about this eczema and dermatitis treatment from someone who has used the product. This review is the ointment's view of someone who has suffered from eczema all his life and has used many treatments to overcome his skin problems. Read on to find out if this product can help you cure your skin diseases.

Repcillin is rapidly spreading worldwide as a natural alternative to steroids in the treatment of eczema, dermatitis and other skin problems. It is said to be usable for any age group from babies, toddlers, teenagers, adults and the elderly.

Repcillin Balm contains 18% crocodile oil, Crocodylus niloticus, the ingredient that gives this treatment its effectiveness. Crocodile oil is a powerful natural antiseptic and anti-inflammatory. As the name suggests, crocodile oil is extracted from crocodiles.

I first used Repcillin after suffering from eczema for over 25 years. I had used steroid creams and lotions most of my life to keep flare-ups and breakouts at bay. When I first used Repcillin, I was skeptical as to why a natural balm could cure my eczema when modern powerful medications had failed for so long.

I was pleasantly surprised when my eczema noticeably calmed down the first day after using this treatment. The itchy feeling was gone, my skin felt smooth although it still looked red, and the symptoms of eczema increased. I continued the treatment and within a week my eczema was almost gone. My skin was almost completely healed and the itching and discomfort were completely eliminated. I was amazed at the results and when I spoke to my doctor about them he was similarly impressed. Although he had read in medical journals about the effects of crocodile oil on damaged and diseased skin, he had never seen the results himself and was very pleased with the results.

As a warning, I'm not saying I'm cured of eczema, I still suffer from occasional flare-ups. I don't think this balm will completely cure any skin condition, but when I experience relapses, I always treat them with Repcillin and the flare-up is eradicated within a few days.

Crocodile oil is considered an important medicine of the future, and many dollars are spent every year researching this effective cure for skin diseases. It is believed that the oil may even be used to ward off the spread of MRSA, a bacteria responsible for many unpleasant infections.

Inspired by James R Clark