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?