For stubborn eczema

Finally, take control of your eczema, without guessing.

Stop cycling through steroids and moisturisers. Find what's triggering your flares and follow a structured 45-day plan, with a full refund if your skin isn't changing in 30 days.

7 days
Barrier routine in place
45 days
One full skin cycle
30 days
Money back if no change
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Who this is for

xmahub is for people with chronic or recurrent eczema who have tried the standard advice and want a more systematic approach. If you have never tracked your triggers, followed a structured barrier repair protocol, or worked through an elimination framework, this is where to start.


Following the basics properly for the first time actually worked. I had been doing it wrong for years.
Mike, early access
The dietary protocol made a bigger difference than anything my GP had suggested in three years.
James, early access
I finally understood which specific things in my home were triggering my flares. That alone was worth it.
Anna, early access

Find your trigger profile

Eight questions. Two minutes. A personalised analysis of what is driving your eczema.

Question 1 of 8

Where does your eczema mainly appear?

Location tells us a lot about what's driving it. Eczema on the hands often points to contact triggers. Around the eyes suggests airborne allergens. Widespread eczema usually means a systemic driver: something internal rather than external.

How we help you take control

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Identify your triggers

The quiz derives one of five eczema profiles based on your symptom pattern, location, and lifestyle. Each profile maps to a distinct physiological mechanism.

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Follow your plan

A 45-day structured plan covering barrier repair, dietary adjustment, environmental audit, and flare response. Each section builds on the last.

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Track and refine

A four-week observation log helps you identify which changes are having the most impact and where to focus next.

Ready to get on top of your eczema?