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Wondering if parasites are behind your skin or health issues? With social media buzzing about parasite cleanses, it's easy to feel confused (or even panicked).The truth is, not all parasites are harmful—some may even regulate your immune system. But others can silently contribute to chronic hives, cystic acne, and food sensitivities. And a poorly done parasite cleanse can backfire.Joining me is Robin Foroutan, MS, RDN, an integrative nutritionist and stealth pathogen expert, to help you separate facts from internet hype and explore whether parasites are part of your root cause puzzle.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Find Robin Foroutan online | Instagram - See all the references

This month, on telly we looked at The United States of Birmingham, with joe Lycett (Sky), and The Four Seasons (Netflix).I finally get a taste test in front of Nina, for the quiz, and there's all the usual local news, including Titanic: The Musical from Poulton Players and speed dating at the Zinedine Zidane Community Centre.Rob and I have a right old time of it with Blue Monkey Brewery.Additional music by SergeQuadrado, AlexiAction, Muzaproduction, Ashot-Danielyan, Julius H, RomanSenykMusic, AudioCoffee, SoundGalleryBy, Grand_Project, geoffharvey, Guitar_Obsession, Lexin_Music, AhmadMousavipour, melodyayresgriffiths, DayNigthMorning, litesaturation, 1978DARK, lemonmusicstudio, Onoychenkomusic, soundly, Darockart, Nesrality, ShidenBeatsMusic, PaoloArgento, Music_For_Videos, Boadrius, ScottishPerson, Good_B_Music, Music_Unlimited, lorenzobuczek, The_Mountain, SoundMakeIT, Onetent, Stavgag, leberchmus, Alban_Gogh, geoffharvey, nakaradaalexander - All can be found on Pixabay.Main Reclining Pair theme by Robert John Music. Contact me for details.

Calling all Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) warriors – if you've wondered whether diet changes could help. The short answer? It might. While diet alone won't be a cure-all, many people have seen fewer flares and less pain by making specific changes.In this episode, I'm breaking down what we do know about the Hidradenitis Suppurativa diet connection, what's still unclear, and how you can start experimenting with a diet for HS without getting overwhelmed.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Master + optimize your liver detox

Peptides for skin and gut health are all the rage—but do they really work?From BPC-157 to KPV and GLP-1 meds like Ozempic, these compounds are gaining traction for their potential to calm inflammation, support leaky gut, and improve chronic skin issues (psoriasis and eczema). But with so much hype, what's real?Joining me is Nathalie Niddam—holistic nutritionist, longevity educator, and host of the Longevity Podcast. She breaks down what peptides and bioregulators are, how they work, and whether they're worth the investment.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Find Nathalie: https://www.natniddam.com/ - Nathalie's IG: @nathalieniddam - Join in the conversation with Jennifer at http://instagram.com/jenniferfugo - Stop My Rashes FREE eGuide - https://bit.ly/stopmyrashespod - Fix your skin using Jennifer's method (trusted by 900+ skin rash warriors)! Get started NOW

Coffee enemas are hyped online for liver detox and gut health, but the risks are often overlooked.While influencers claim coffee enema benefits like boosted energy and toxin removal, coffee enemas can actually trigger liver and gut imbalances, toxin buildup, systemic inflammation, and even dependency.If you're serious about supporting your liver safely, tune in to learn why I don't recommend coffee enemas — and what to do instead.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Optimize your liver detox in my Liver Detox Masterclass – https://bit.ly/liverdetox-pod - See all the references

Autoimmune Disorders and Skin Rashes: How Skincare Impacts Autoimmune Disorders. Learn about the importance of your skin and skin care for autoimmune disorders, The role of skin rashes and autoimmune disorders and how to deal with them. Dr. Ebru Karpuzoglu is a globally recognized immunologist, molecular medicine scientist, and thought leader in hormonal immunity, inflammation, and longevity. With over 25 years of research, she has made pioneering contributions to understanding how estrogen shapes immune resilience, chronic inflammation, and aging, particularly in women's health. Her groundbreaking discovery on estrogen's role in inflammatory pathways has been widely cited in peer-reviewed scientific journals, influencing the fields of autoimmunity, immune aging, and dermatological science. Passionate about translating cutting-edge research into real-world applications, Dr. Ebru founded AveSeena in 2020—the first skincare brand focused on skin immunity and inflammaging, harnessing the power of advanced molecular science for beauty and wellness. Dr. Ebru's work has been featured in leading industry platforms, including Cosmetic Design and the Skin Anarchy Podcast, where she shares her expertise on the science of inflammation, skin longevity, and immune health. http://aveseena.com  Use code HEALING for a 15% discount. I recommend starting with the sample pack for $25   

Do you feel like your PMS is “on steroids”? Maybe it shows up with intense mood swings or what feels like “period flu” every month. If so, you could be dealing with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD)—a condition that affects 5–8% of women, yet is often brushed off by conventional doctors.PMDD symptoms can be incredibly disruptive, especially if you're also struggling with histamine intolerance. In fact, there's a growing connection between PMDD and histamine issues—something that can be even more dysregulating for neurodivergent women.To unpack this and explore natural PMDD treatments and relief strategies, I'm joined by Dr. Jolene Brighten—renowned hormone expert, nutrition scientist, and bestselling author of Beyond the Pill and Is This Normal. With her background in naturopathic endocrinology and passion for root-cause healing, Dr. Brighten is here to help you better understand your hormones and take back control of your health.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Dr. Jolene Brighten - http://www.drbrighten.com/- Book: Is This Normal? by Dr. Jolene Brighten - https://amzn.to/3gNiHIB- Beat Histamine Intolerance Masterclass - https://bit.ly/hist-intol-MC - Join in the conversation with Jennifer at http://instagram.com/jenniferfugo - Stop My Rashes FREE eGuide - https://bit.ly/stopmyrashespod - Fix your skin using Jennifer's method (trusted by 900+ skin rash warriors)! Get started NOW

Are elimination diets really the holy grail for gut healing and clearer skin—or are they quietly creating problems no one warns you about?In this personal episode, I share my journey of cutting out gluten, dairy, and eggs for years—and what happened when I finally tried to reintroduce them. Spoiler: it wasn't smooth. From misinterpreting food sensitivity tests to developing deep food fears, I open up about how “clean eating” ended up taking a toll on my health, happiness, and social life.If you're stuck on an elimination diet, afraid to reintroduce foods, or wondering if restriction is really the answer—this episode is for you. Let's bust some myths and get real about what true healing actually looks like.⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- See the references + transcript

Skin Deep: How Rashes, Acne, and Dermatitis Impact Mental Health and Confidence in Women Let’s talk about what no one’s talking about—the emotional toll our skin can take on us. In this episode, we’re getting real about the mental health impact of skin conditions like acne, rashes, and peri-oral dermatitis, especially for women navigating these challenges well beyond their teenage years. (Yes, adult acne is very real—and I’m living proof!) We’ll uncover the hidden triggers behind these skin issues, from hormone shifts and gut imbalances to skincare products and environmental stressors. You’ll also hear why conditions like SIBO often show up on your face before your lab results, and how functional testing can help you finally connect the dots. Whether you’ve struggled with self-esteem, social anxiety, or just feel tired of covering up, this episode dives beneath the surface—literally and emotionally. Because when your skin suffers, your confidence often does too—and it’s time we started talking about it. P.S Whenever you’re ready, here are 3 ways I can help you overcome constipation, bloating & fatigue. Get the “IBS” crash course In how to heal your gut with nutrition. I’ll show you how to have regular bowel movements, stop bloating and have more food choices here. Join our Gut Health Solutions Facebook Group for gut health recipes, tips & tricks here. Book a Gut Health Planning Session And if you ever want to get some 1:1 help, we can jump on Zoom for a quick call, and brainstorm how to overcome your bloating & heal your gut. Book here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ever been diagnosed with stasis dermatitis? If you're dealing with swelling, redness, or relentless itchiness on your lower legs, it's not just dry skin or aging—it could be a sign of poor circulation.Stasis dermatitis is more than just a rash. If left unchecked, it can lead to painful ulcers, infections, and serious complications. It's often mistaken for cellulitis, which means unnecessary antibiotics—and in one case, a patient was hospitalized 11 times before getting the right diagnosis. And heads up—it doesn't just show up on legs. It can also affect areas like the belly and lower back where blood tends to pool.To help us unpack this overlooked condition, I'm joined by Dr. Peter Lio—a board-certified dermatologist and eczema expert. He's a Clinical Assistant Professor at Northwestern, Harvard-trained, and has published over 100 papers, including a textbook on integrative dermatology.Dr. Lio breaks down what stasis dermatitis is, why it's often missed, and how to spot it early. If you or someone you love has unexplained swelling, itchy legs, or chronic redness—don't miss this episode!⭐️Mentioned in This Episode:- Dr. Peter Lio - https://chicagoeczema.com/ - See all the references

Because I've been asked over the years, “is sourdough bread gluten free?” AND could it be a healthy, safe option for someone living with chronic health issuesI've finally got some very clear answers for you!To be honest, trying to answer these questions opened up a pandora's box for me. I was then faced with questions I didn't even think to ask like what makes bread labeled “sourdough”… real sourdough?I came to discover that, especially if you live in the US, there's not only a lot of fake sourdough sold on store shelves, but ideas shared on social media about how to make everything from sourdough pancakes or sourdough cookies is probably wrong.We'll get into all of this in today's episode, but I first must acknowledge that for years, gluten has been demonized as a health wrecker. This led countless people to eliminate it (and sourdough bread) from their diets.I spent years teaching how bad gluten was for health…But after 15 years spent avoiding gluten, I've made some really startling discoveries.And that's where sourdough bread comes in (underscoring my long journey to answer that “is sourdough bread gluten free” question).In today's episode, I chat with Dr. Bill Schindler, an archaeologist and food scientist, about the ancient techniques that could revolutionize how we approach bread. He explains why modern wheat is causing problems for so many people and how fermentation transforms grains into a gut-friendly sourdough bread.Dr. Schindler is leading the charge in reviving traditional food preparation methods that can help restore our health. Through his work at the Modern Stone Age Kitchen located in Chestertown, MD, he's proving that sourdough bread can be both nourishing and delicious.If you've ever wondered whether sourdough bread could be worth a try, this episode is for you!In This Episode:Why modern bread is making people sickThe difference between ancient + modern wheat varietiesWhat fermentation does to gluten (and why it matters)Benefits of sourdough breadIs sourdough bread gluten free? (and my experience trying sourdough bread)The hidden truth about “store-bought sourdough”Why fermentation time of sourdough bread is crucial for digestibilityBefore you eat a sourdough cookie or sourdough pancakes…What to look for when buying sourdough bread so you know it's realHow Bill + the Modern Stone Age Kitchen is reviving ancient baking techniquesQuotes“Anybody who's starting to dip their toes into this world of not only eating in this way, but also making your food from scratch at home, fermentation is a great sort of gateway into that world.”“Typically if [the label] says yeast… citric acid, lactic acid, or acetic acid, then I can guarantee you it isn't sourdough and they're trying to fool you.”LinksFind Dr. Bill Schindler + the Modern Stone Age Kitchen online | online | Instagram | InstagramGet Dr. Schindler's book Ready to figure out your skin's root causes so you can finally fix your skin + break free from meds to manage your skin?My virtual clinic works with adults worldwide struggling with eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, urticaria, hives, dandruff, perioral dermatitis + more.Trusted by over 1000 clients, we get results WITHOUT restrictive elimination diets.Schedule an assessment call at https://skinrepaircall.com/

If your body is super reactive… even the tiniest change can set off awful symptoms – then you should consider the spectrum of mast cell activation diseases.What most people find enjoyable, like healthy foods, exercise, or even sunlight, can make some feel horrible. Often these symptoms are beyond just “histamine intolerance symptoms.”And while others around you might think you're just “being dramatic” or “making a mountain out of a molehill,” it's clear to you that your body is extremely more reactive than others.It can be hard to get a clear diagnosis and help if you are struggling with mast cell activation diseases – including those with hypermobility syndrome issues like Ehlers-Danlos.If your life feels like you're constantly navigating a minefield of unexpected symptoms to the smallest things, I'm joined by Michelle Shapiro, RD, to talk about what causes you to have a “highly sensitive body.”Michelle Shapiro, RD is an Integrative/Functional Registered Dietitian in NYC who has helped over 1000+ clients reverse their anxiety, heal long-standing gut and immune issues, and approach their weight in a loving way. Michelle has a virtual private practice of 5 nutritionists where she and her team work one-on-one towards these goals. She is the host of the Quiet the Diet Podcast, where she helps listeners bridge the gap between body positivity and functional nutrition.If you've been searching for answers about your own body's unpredictable reactions or want to better understand these complex conditions, let's dive in!In This Episode:What's a “highly sensitive body” problem (that you'll be stuck with forever)?The role of mast cells as “guards” of your immune systemHistamine intolerance symptoms (and why a histamine intolerance diet doesn't help long-term)Histamine intolerance versus Mast Cell Activation DiseasesThe surprising link between MCAS, POTS, and hypermobility syndromeWhy POTS isn't a heart problemThe long COVID–histamine intolerance connectionPractical tips for managing symptoms histamine intolerance symptomsQuotes“Highly sensitive bodies often react in ways we don't expect—things that are supposed to be good for you, like healthy foods or exercise, can make you feel worse.”“Histamine issues don't just cause rashes or itchy skin; they can trigger severe insomnia, anxiety, and even psychosis.”LinksFind Michelle online | InstagramMichelle's podcast, Quiet the DietMichelle's Highly Sensitive Body Hub WaitlistHealthy Skin Show ep. 319: Mast Cell Activation Syndrome: What is MCAS + Why It's So DevastatingHealthy Skin Show ep. 166: Mold + Histamine ConnectionReady to figure out your skin's root causes so you can finally fix your skin + break free from meds to manage your skin?My virtual clinic works with adults worldwide struggling with eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, urticaria, hives, dandruff, perioral dermatitis + more.Trusted by over 1000 clients, we get results WITHOUT restrictive elimination diets.Schedule an assessment call at https://skinrepaircall.com/

Ian Fidance is here on this week’s Steph Infection! Ian and Steph chat about the differences doing comedy on opposite coasts, Ian tells Steph about getting a hernia from shouting during Phillies games, Ian gets a call from Bobby Lee live on the pod, and much more! Get 40% off your first order with Trade at https://www.drinktrade.com/steph Follow @Steph_Tolev and @Steph_Infection_Podcast on Instagram. Send in your body stories to be featured on the pod! See Steph on tour this year! US DatesMarch 13-15 DenverMarch 21-22 AlbuquerqueApril 25-27 PittsburghMay 2-4 MilwaukeeMay 22 Desert RidgeMay 23-25 Tempe Get tickets at https://punchup.live/stephtolev Be sure to follow @ianimal69 on Instagram! Steph Tolev caught fire on the BILL BURR PRESENTS: FRIENDS WHO KILL, Netflix special. She was named a COMEDIAN YOU SHOULD AND WILL KNOW by Vulture, which recognized her as one of Canada’s funniest exports. She was featured on Comedy Central’s THE RINGERS stand up series, and season two of UNPROTECTED SETS. Steph has appeared in Comedy Central’s CORPORATE and starred in an episode of the Sarah Silverman-produced PLEASE UNDERSTAND ME. Steph has been well received at festivals all over the world and headlines clubs across the country. She also has a hit podcast on ALL THINGS COMEDY called “STEPH INFECTION” and appears in the feature OLD DADS starring and written by Bill Burr on Netflix. Check out her tour dates to see her live!

Is your baby struggling with baby acne, allergies or rashes? Trying to understand the root cause and treat it? Dr. Elana Roumell from the Doctor Mom Podcast breaks down how to identify different types of baby rashes, the root causes behind them, and effective natural remedies to help your little one find relief.In This Episode, We Cover:The most common baby rashes: baby acne, eczema, diaper rash, heat rash, and moreHow to tell if your baby's rash is something more seriousNatural remedies for baby skin issues, including the power of breastmilkWhen to see a doctor for your baby's rash or eczemaThe connection between gut health and skin conditionsDietary and environmental triggers that can worsen eczemaHow to safely manage allergies and food sensitivities in babiesDr. Elana shares practical, evidence-based advice to help you navigate these common baby skin concerns with confidence. Whether you're dealing with persistent eczema, mysterious rashes, or potential food allergies, this episode will empower you with the knowledge and tools you need!and more!!-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------IMPORTANT LINKS:- Sign up for the newsletter: HERE- Confidently Therapy - DM Alexis 'LTM' at @confidently.therapy on Instagram for your free strategy call.- Non-Toxic Laundry Detergent HERE - code LEARNINGTOMOM for 30% off!-Tighten Your Tinkler: Signature Pelvic Floor Program HERE -  code LEARNINGTOMOM  saves you $50 off their signature plan- Connect with Dr. Elana Roumell  HERE- The Mom's DIY Medicine Kit Guide she mentioned linked HERE-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------doctor roumell, doctor mom podcast, med school for moms, alana roumel, baby skin issues, rash on baby, eczema on baby, rash on newborn, newborn rash, baby acne, acne on baby, baby gut health, gut health for babies, Dermatitis on baby, cradle cap, milia, heat rash, diaper rash, Erythema toxicum, Fifth disease, infantigo, Imeptigo, Petechiae, breastmilk for rashes,  neonatal cephalic pustulosis, rash behind neck, rash on knees, Newborn skin care tips, Understanding common toddler rashes, Holistic skin care strategies , Chicken Skin/Keratosis Pilaris and what to do about it, Eczema root causes and cures, Sunscreen pros and cons, - Newborn care podcast, Postpartum podcast, Infant podcast, New baby podcast, Baby podcast, Motherhood podcast, First time mom, Best motherhood podcast, Best parenting podcast, Holistic parenting podcast, Holistic newborn, Crunchy mom podcast, Mom podcast, parenting podcast, First time mom podcast,  motherhood podcast, postpartum podcast, infant podcast, newborn care podcast, new baby podcast, pregnancy podcast, how to parent, parenting tips, parenting advice, 2 month old, 3 month old, 4 month old, 5 month old, 6 month old, 7 month old, 8 month old, 9 month old, 10 month old, 11 month old, 12 month old, Postpartum tips, Baby's first wellness check, Postpartum workouts, 3 month old nap schedule, 4 month old sleep regression, How to help a colicky baby, Wake windows explained, Breastfeeding tips, Newborn sleep schedule, Introducing solids to baby, Baby growth milestones, Postpartum recovery, 

Natural liver detox remedies and cleanses are all the rage online – especially if you've had chronic skin problems.While poor liver detox can contribute to skin inflammation symptoms, it's critical that you ask WHY is your liver struggling.That way, a natural liver detox remedy or diet cleanse doesn't trigger a flare-up (which can and does happen).When you ask why there's so much skin inflammation, you'll discover that the balance of your gut-skin axis plays a HUGE role in throwing your liver's detox capacity over the edge.So in today's episode, I'm sharing an interview that I did on Resiliency Radio hosted by Dr. Jill Carnahan where we dive into ways to support and optimize natural liver detox, how to reduce fatty liver (especially for those with psoriasis), the liver-gut-skin-axis connections, and the emotional toll that skin issues can cause.If you're newer to figuring out our root causes, THIS GUIDE is a great place to start.So let's dive in!In This Episode:Why overloaded liver detox pathways can make skin inflammation worseThe key nutrients to boost natural liver detoxCommon signs of a hidden skin infection and when to see a doctorHow elimination diets can harm your relationship with foodThe emotional toll chronic skin conditions takeConnection between cytokines in chronic skin inflammation + biologic drugsInterplay between nervous system regulation + calming skin flare-upsHow imbalances within the gut-skin axis trigger skin inflammationHow to reduce fatty liver (especially if you have psoriasis)Quotes“People think skin issues are just cosmetic, but they don't realize the pain and trauma that come with it—especially when others judge you based on how you look.”“You can't predict your skin. One day it's inflamed and painful, the next it's cracking and bleeding. That unpredictability is what breaks people mentally and emotionally.”LinksMy Favorite Natural Liver Detox Support ProductsStop My Rashes eGuide (Free Resource)Healthy Skin Show ep. 305: Eliminations Diets, Food Fear + Healing Skin Rashes {NEW RESEARCH}Healthy Skin Show ep. 177: Liver Detox – Skin Rash Connection, Part 1Healthy Skin Show ep. 157: How Your Immune System Can Trigger Skin Rashes w/ Heather Zwickey, PhDReady to figure out your skin's root causes so you can finally fix your skin + break free from meds to manage your skin?My virtual clinic works with adults worldwide struggling with eczema, psoriasis, rosacea, urticaria, hives, dandruff, perioral dermatitis + more.Trusted by over 1000 clients, we get results WITHOUT restrictive elimination diets.Schedule an assessment call at https://skinrepaircall.com/

In this episode of The Health Fix Podcast, Dr. Jannine Krause sits down with Nicole Bonneville, a video media and marketing expert and cohost of the Homance Chronicles on Women in History. Nicole is dedicated to spreading awareness of chronic health and autoimmune conditions to help others find answers faster. Nicole shares her journey—from being stopped at border patrol for being radioactive in her teens to navigating chronic Urticaria, GERD, and the frustrating runaround from the medical system. She opens up about the emotional toll, financial strain, and repeated dead ends, while also providing practical self-advocacy tips for those facing similar struggles. What You'll Learn In This Episode: Why hives often stem from internal, not external, sources The connection between gut health, histamine, and autoimmune conditions How to advocate for yourself when doctors don't have answers What to say when your doctor refuses to run more tests The power of having a program to track symptoms Why condition-focused groups provide more value than Google searches The importance of trusting your intuition on your health journey Resources From The Show:

Guest Suggestion Form: ⁠⁠https://forms.gle/bnaeY3FpoFU9ZjA47⁠⁠Disclaimer: This video is intended solely for educational purposes and opinions shared by the guest are her personal views. We do not intent to defame or harm any person/ brand/ product/ country/ profession mentioned in the video. Our goal is to provide information to help audience make informed choices.Follow Our Whatsapp Channel: ⁠⁠https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaokF5x0bIdi3Qn9ef2J⁠⁠Subscribe To Our Other YouTube Channels:-⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@rajshamaniclips⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.youtube.com/@RajShamani.Shorts⁠⁠Timestamps (00:00) - Introduction(02:30) - Common Misunderstandings About Baby Skin & Doctors' Roles(03:03) - Common Skin Problems in Babies(04:55) - Can You Change a Baby's Skin Tone?(07:02) - Are Natural Baby Products Genuine or a Scam?(09:17) - Best Baby Oils: Mustard Oil vs. Coconut Oil(10:33) - The Right Way to Massage Your Baby(12:54) - Benefits of Massaging Your Baby(14:00) - Best Ingredients for Baby Massage Oils(14:42) - Is Mudan Important for Babies?(16:18) - Using Milk & Ghee for Fairness and Softness(19:20) - Ingredients to Avoid in Baby Skincare Products(22:53) - Baby Skincare Routine & Sunscreen(24:06) - How to Protect Your Baby from the Sun(24:46) - Do Babies Need Soap?(26:25) - What Are Natural Barriers & How Do They Affect Baby Skin?(28:32) - Ideal Skincare for Babies(30:24) - Best Cleansers for Babies(32:26) - When Should Newborns Be Exposed to the Outside World?(33:10) - Should You Kiss a Newborn?(34:28) - Differences Between Adult Skin & Baby Skin(35:38) - Can Adults Use Baby Products? (38:09) - Risks of Using Talcum Powder(39:33) - Skin Infections in Premature Babies(41:21) - Winter Skincare Tips(43:09) - Common Skin Allergies in Babies(44:28) - Are Mosquito Repellents Safe for Babies?(45:06) - Foods That Can Cause Allergies in Babies(47:07) - Can You Use Wet Wipes on Babies?(48:05) - Best Diapers & Diaper Alternatives(50:32) - Diaper Rashes in Babies(52:24) - Can You Use Antiseptic Products for Baby Wounds?(54:33) - Message to Parents About Baby Skin Care(55:26) - Behind the Scenes(55:51) - OutroIn this first episode of our special series with sensitive skin expert Cetaphil, we have Dr. Arpit Gupta, a gold medalist in MD Pediatrics and Neonatology with specialized training from Boston and USA, as our guest. He shares essential baby skincare knowledge every parent needs.Dr. Gupta identifies common mistakes parents make: leaving oil in hair too long, causing crusts, applying substances like ubtan, and using harsh massage techniques. He debunks myths about skin tone and provides practical guidance on safe oils. The doctor warns against talc powders and shares the ideal skincare routine for babies.Learn why adults increasingly use baby products, get winter skincare tips, and discover when babies can safely go outside. Dr. Gupta offers reassurance about premature babies and practical advice for everyday care. Subscribe for more such episodes!To Know More,Follow Raj Shamani On ⤵︎Instagram @RajShamani⁠⁠ https://www.instagram.com/rajshamani/⁠⁠Twitter @RajShamani⁠ ⁠https://twitter.com/rajshamani⁠⁠Facebook @ShamaniRaj ⁠⁠https://www.facebook.com/shamaniraj⁠⁠LinkedIn - Raj Shamani ⁠⁠https://www.linkedin.com/in/rajshamani/⁠⁠#podcast #figuringout #rajshamani

It's pretty common to be frustrated by aging skin, especially if years of skin problems seem to have accelerated the process. Between common skin treatments and medications, the matrix of collagen for skin can become damaged.The loss of skin hydration (aka. Increased skin dryness) and overall skin barrier damage only make things worse!And this doesn't take into account possible decades of sun exposure (and damage) along with poor diet choices and more that can all play a role in aging.What can you do to support your skin?My guest today – Dr. Barbara Paldus – joins us to explore natural strategies to support skin barrier repair, helping your matrix of collagen for skin health and reducing skin inflammation.Dr. Barbara Paldus founded Codex Labs, developing biotech solutions for nearly every skin condition, approaching skincare from the inside out with a focus on the skin-gut-brain axis, which was inspired by her son's severe allergies to mainstream skincare products.With a Stanford Ph.D., Barb began her founder journey at Picarro, inventing a leading greenhouse gas detection system, then at Finesse Solutions, advancing biotech equipment for vaccine production, and ultimately finding herself on the other side of two successful exits, holding over 50 U.S. patents.Let's dive in!In This Episode:Surprising link between gut health + skin barrier functionWhy inflammation is more than a buzzwordHow genetics and filaggrin deficiencies play a role in eczemaSkin turnover rate in babies vs adultsWhat's M3? (How it can help your skin barrier)The downside of overusing anti-aging products like retinoids and chemical peels.Tips to protect collagen for skin health so you can maintain hydration as you ageQuotes“Inflammation isn't just a buzzword; it's a chemical process that, when unmanaged, can break down collagen, damage cells, and disrupt skin health.”“About 60% of skin improvement can be achieved through gut health, but to get to 90%, you need the synergy of supplements and topicals working together.”LinksGet 20% OFF your Codex Labs orderHealthy Skin Show ep. 355: Is It Just Bad Genes? (What Are The Causes Of Eczema + Psoriasis On Skin)Healthy Skin Show ep. 001: How to Protect & Strengthen Your Skin BarrierHealthy Skin Show ep. 095: Can Histidine Supplementation Help Leaky Skin & Eczema? [RESEARCH]

It's March 4th, 2002 and WWF RAW opens with Mr. McMahon. He says Ric Flair isn't here tonight and that it is going to be “Fan Appreciation Night.” He books Kurt Angle vs Triple H inside a Steel Cage for the main event. Also, Stone Cold faces off against Booker-T until the nWo arrive and destroy Austin with a big wrench. They beat him up so bad that he has to go to a local medical facility. Speaking of the nWo, one member will be in action. It turns out it's Scott Hall and he has a match against Spike Dudley. In Scott's mind this is Stone Cold Steve Austin. The Undertaker is trying to get Ric Flair to have a match at WrestleMania, so he goes to the train center where David Flair is at. He attacks him and leaves him bloody. Plus, Triple H is giving Stephanie McMahon all of her stuff back. She is very excited to get her favorite lotion back, so she puts it on. Later that night, we find out that Triple H had put something different in the bottle of lotion that made her break out in rashes everywhere. However, Stephanie gets her revenge in the main event Steel Cage match with Triple H vs Kurt Angle.⦁ Deadlock Discord: https://discord.gg/E4BvR4W ⦁ Deadlock Shop: https://shop.deadlockpw.com ⦁ Deadlock Patreon: https://patreon.com/deadlockpw ⦁ Deadlock Twitter: https://twitter.com/deadlockpw ⦁ Deadlock Instagram: https://instagram.com/deadlockwrestling ⦁ Deadlock Reddit: https://reddit.com/r/deadlockpw ⦁ Deadlock Pro Wrestling: http://deadlockpro.com

Natalie and her fiancé, Riley, share their recent experience doing a parasite soak; and what they found in the bathtub will leave you squirming. Plus, they discuss Natalie waking up in a full body rash. Piper getting laughing gas. What they've learned this past year during their health and wellness journey: how it's made them stronger and why they're ready for twins?!  And so much more! Enjoy the show! Sponsor Note: Use code HUNGRY for 15% off your first purchase at LumeDeodorant.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

“Is melatonin bad for you?” is the most common question I get whenever I suggest melatonin.They've heard on a podcast (or read on a blog) the dangers of melatonin.And how you can become addicted to melatonin, wrecking your own body's ability to produce it if you take melatonin supplements.I totally understand the concern – no one wants to shut down their own melatonin production.If you've been convinced that this melatonin side effect is real – you've been duped.And in today's episode, you'll discover WHY this claim is not only false, but physically impossible.For everyone wondering “is melatonin bad for you?,” you're about to discover why melatonin is so powerful and much more than just a sleep aid. Its potential for regulating your body goes far beyond sleep given that it's produced in your skin and your gut.My guest today – Dr. Deanna Minich – has extensively studied melatonin to uncover its hidden potential to transform your health.Deanna Minich, PhD, is a nutrition scientist, educator, and author, with over twenty years of experience in academia and in the natural product industries, currently serving as Chief Science Officer at Symphony Natural Health. She has been active as a functional medicine clinician in clinical trials and in her own practice (Food & Spirit™).She is the author of six books on wellness topics, four book chapters, and over fifty scientific publications. Through her talks, workshops, groups, and in-person retreats, she helps people to transform their lives practically and artfully through nutrition and lifestyle.Today we'll cover a lot of ground so you can get the full picture of melatonin benefits!Let's dive in!In This Episode:What melatonin is and how it's produced in the bodySurprising discovery of melatonin in 1958Melatonin as a potent antioxidantHow melatonin supports brain detox during sleep (impacting neurodegenerative diseases risk)Melatonin role in gut health, immune function, and mitochondria healthIs melatonin bad for you and can melatonin supplements be addictive?Is melatonin in pregnancy safe?Melatonin dosing tipsWhat foods naturally contain melatonin?Quotes“Melatonin is not just a sleep molecule—it's an antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and neuroprotective powerhouse.” – Dr. Deanna Minich“One molecule of melatonin can quench up to 10 free radicals, making it more potent than vitamin C as an antioxidant.” – Dr. Deanna MinichLinksFind Dr. Minich online | Instagram | FacebookHealthy Skin Show ep. 105: Can Melatonin Help Itchy Skin (So You Can Sleep)?Melatonin and brain barriers: The protection conferred by melatonin to the blood-brain barrier and blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrierMelatonin as a master regulator of cell death and inflammation: molecular mechanisms and clinical implications for newborn careMelatoninMelatonin – RxList

Ever feel like your healing journey is stuck in a loop of disappointment even as you watch everyone else around you get better? And you wish you knew the secrets or even the mindset of successful clients who get results?The truth is, lasting relief from chronic skin issues like eczema and psoriasis often requires more than just finding the perfect supplement or diet tweak.Healing involves so much more than the collective “list of things to do” or supplements to take.It's also how you show up for yourself and collaborate with your practitioner.As someone who's walked this road both personally and professionally, I can tell you: healing is not linear.With trust, the right support, and a strategic mindset, it's absolutely possible to see progress.Since I work with adults and Jennifer Brand works with parents trying to guide their rashy children through the healing process, we thought that sharing the mindset of successful clients could be really insightful.In case you've not heard her on the show before, Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS, LDN is a clinical nutritionist who helps babies and children with chronic rashes navigate the journey to healthy skin so they can enjoy a childhood free from disruptive skin symptoms. As one of the most trusted pediatric skin-focused nutritionists, Jen is passionate about helping families get to the root causes of the problem through her unique method called Rashes Be Gone.Dive in with us now!In This Episode:Why mindset and trust are crucial for long-term healing successHow parents can help their kids overcome setbacks with chronic skin issuesWhy focusing on “one magical fix” can slow your progressCommon traits + mindset of successful clientsHow to stay motivated when healing feels like a slow processThe importance of asking for help and collaborating with your practitionerThe dangers of comparison and unrealistic expectations from social mediaQuotes“The most successful clients are those who view obstacles as opportunities to troubleshoot, not reasons to give up.” – Jennifer Fugo“We're not looking to put someone in a bubble; the goal is to make the body more resilient so it can handle everyday challenges.” – Jennifer BrandLinksFind Jennifer Brand online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokRashes Be Gone Program (For Kids + Babies)Healthy Skin Show ep. 361: How To Change Your Mindset (So Your Skin Doesn't Control Your Mood)Healthy Skin Show ep. 131: Mindset: What To Do When Nothing Seems To Help Your RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 350: What Drives Itchy Skin In Kids (And Natural Childhood Eczema Treatment Options To Stop It)

Scalp psoriasis affects nearly half of those with psoriasis, yet it remains one of the most misunderstood and challenging forms of psoriasis to get under control.If you're reading this, you might already know how awful the itching, flaking, and emotional toll can be. Especially as many medications for psoriasis don't seem to work nearly as well for psoriasis on your scalp.Unfortunately, many people assume their scalp issues are due to dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis when, in fact, they are dealing with something far more complex. Especially as the inflammation worsens, there's a greater risk that the hair thinning could turn out to become permanent hair loss.That's why I'm thrilled to have Dr. Jenny Bennett back on the Healthy Skin Show. Together, we unpack the complexities of scalp psoriasis AND talk about some really fascinating organisms that could be lurking on the skin that are helping to drive the problem.Dr. Bennett is a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist and founder of Aria Integrative Medicine, an autoimmune specialty clinic in Seattle, WA. She utilizes treatments from both Eastern and Western medical practices to find the best approach for treating autoimmune diseases. Dr. Bennett treats a wide variety of conditions such as Hashimoto's thyroiditis, Graves' Disease, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, lupus and scleroderma.You might recall that Dr. Bennett has shared her knowledge with us in the past on Psoriatic Arthritis and Nail Psoriasis.If you're tired of the relentless itching, worried about thinning hair, or unsure where to begin, this scalp psoriasis episode is packed with actionable insights.Let's dive in!In This Episode:Scalp psoriasis versus plaque psoriasisThe link between scalp psoriasis + psoriatic arthritisKey differences between scalp psoriasis + seborrheic dermatitisHow both your skin + gut microbiomes play a critical role in scalp inflammationWhy hormonal changes + stress trigger scalp psoriasis flaresTreatment options – scalp psoriasis meds + remediesUsing UVB + red light therapy to help scalp psoriasisCan scalp psoriasis cause hair loss?Quotes“Scalp psoriasis is often mistaken for dandruff or seborrheic dermatitis, but the key difference is in the texture—psoriasis feels dry, while seborrheic dermatitis feels oily.”“Psoriasis always starts with damage to the top layer of skin, which allows bacteria or fungi to get inside, triggering an immune response and creating plaques.”LinksFind Dr. Bennett online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokHealthy Skin Show ep. 359: Finger + Toe Nail Psoriasis vs Fungus Infection (How To Tell The Difference)Healthy Skin Show ep. 336: Early Signs & Symptoms Of Psoriatic Arthritis (Don't Ignore These!)Research progress on the neutrophil components and their interactions with immune cells in the development of psoriasisScalp Psoriasis: A Literature Review of Effective Therapies and Updated Recommendations for Practical ManagementBacteria, Fungi, and Scalp Psoriasis: Understanding the Role of the Microbiome in Disease Severity

SPONSORS: -Head to https://acorns.com/nottoday or download the Acorns app to start saving and investing for your future today! -Go to https://Shopify.com/nottoday to start selling with Shopify today. In this week's episode of Not Today Pal, Rob and Jamie are in LA and are joined by their favorite person, Kassem G! It's another Pajama Pants reunion episode as the three recap Kassem's wedding and everything Rob and Jamie have been up to out West. The trio discuss plastic surgery procedures, rashes, pansy medical stuff, UFO's, autistic psychics, a drugging on the set of Titanic, geo guessers, hard ass directors, being pushed to your limits, and so much more toilet related talk to last a lifetime. Enjoy the show! Have a question for Rob and Jamie? Reach out at nottodaypalpodcast@gmail.com Not Today, Pal Ep. 79 https://www.instagram.com/jamielynnsigler https://www.instagram.com/nottodaypalshow https://store.ymhstudios.com Chapters 00:00:00 - Intro 00:00:56 - Plastic Surgery 00:04:02 - LA Activities & Kassem's Wedding 00:16:00 - Kids & Rashes 00:21:55 - Pansy Medical Talk 00:25:59 - UFO's 00:29:51 - Acoustic Psychics 00:34:32 - Movie Gossip & Hard Directors 00:38:03 - Push It To The Limit 00:42:08 - Toilet Paper, Browns In Saunas, & Other Bathroom Things 00:48:17 - Geo Guessers 00:52:24 - Things You're Great At Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're not sure what is Topical Steroid Withdrawal… Imagine living through a condition so painful and misunderstood that it disrupts every aspect of your life, yet the medical community largely dismisses it.That's the reality of topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) that also creates life-altering health challenges making it extremely difficult to function, sleep or work; show up as a present partner or parent; or live a fun care-free life for kids with TSW.And it presents significant challenges for parents caring for children with TSW who may end up being threatened with having the authorities (or child protective services) called on them for refusing more steroids.As of today, Topical Steroid Withdrawal Syndrome still isn't accepted by the medical community, often labeling those worried about TSW as “steroid-phobic.” Platforms like TikTok have given TSW warriors a voice thanks to millions of views for these videos, helping to raise awareness globally and sparking legislative efforts which document what causes TSW..In this eye-opening episode, filmmaker and advocate Briana Banos returns to share her journey and the powerful impact of her documentaries, Preventable, and the newly released follow-up, Still Preventable.Briana Banos is the creator of the first ever Topical Steroid Withdrawal documentary, Preventable, and the newly released TSW documentary, Still Preventable, which expands on her previous film. From anecdotal stories and doctor interviews, to the history of topical steroids and avenues of reform, Briana continues to shed light on this underrepresented subject.Her battle with TSW began after years of using topical steroids prescribed for eczema—a common treatment that left her dealing with a condition far worse than the original problem. Her first documentary, Preventable, brought awareness to a scattered and overlooked community. But as her own TSW journey stretched into its seventh year, Briana felt compelled to dig deeper, creating Still Preventable to highlight the systemic issues keeping this condition in the shadows and to empower others to use their voices.If you're ready to learn what is topical steroid withdrawal (TSW) and discover ways to make a difference, this is an episode you don't want to miss. Let's dive in!In This Episode:The inspiration behind Still Preventable and why Briana felt compelled to create itWhat is topical steroid withdrawal and how it's misunderstood in medical settingsShocking historical facts about the FDA's role in approving topical steroidsWhy TSW is being updated to include the term “syndrome”What does being a “long hauler” mean in terms of TSWAdvocacy wins: how states like Florida and Maine are acknowledging TSWWhy telling YOUR TSW story helps shift narratives and drives changeHow to get your state to recognize what is topical steroid withdrawal (it's easier than you think)Long-term effects of untreated TSWTips to support individuals and families affected by TSWQuotes“We need to stop feeling helpless—if we use our voices together, we can push the needle forward and create change, even if it takes time.” – Briana Banos“The FDA told us, ‘This is not our problem—you need to bring it up with your doctor,' but patients shouldn't have to educate their doctors on adverse effects.” – Briana BanosLinksFind Briana Banos online | Instagram | YouTubeITSAN Advocacy Page: https://itsan.org/advocacy/

Most people who need help with nervous system regulation, don't realize that they need this type of help on their healing journey.So, have you ever felt like no matter how hard you try, you're stuck in a cycle of frustration with your skin or health? Maybe you've diligently followed every protocol, adjusted your diet, and practiced mindset shifts—yet progress feels just out of reach. It's not your fault. In today's episode, we uncover why mindset alone isn't enough and how your nervous system could be the missing piece in your healing journey.I've long known that surface-level strategies like “positive thinking” or “stress management” don't actually do anything. Maybe you've noticed this too.So if you're familiar with “fight or flight” mode, then you likely know that staying in that state for an extended period is problematic for nervous system regulation.But what's missing from the conversation is “shutdown”… essentially a third state that is your body's ultimate protective mechanism—a state that often goes unnoticed because it doesn't require a catastrophic event to trigger it.Eliza Kingsford joins me for this episode that is perfect for you if you've ever been paralyzed by overwhelm or struggling to follow through with even the simplest self-care steps. Eliza is a licensed therapist who helps people experience breakthroughs using a unique combination of applied neuroscience and nervous system regulation training to guide her clients to permanent change, even if they've been struggling for decades.Because how balanced your nervous system is directly impacts chronic skin issues. This is why learning practical ways to shift your nervous system out of overwhelm and into a state of healing can be a significant step you need toward lasting progress.Let's dive in!In This Episode:The nervous system's role as the body's “control panel” for healing and balance.What most people don't realize about “Fight or flight” mode.How nervous system regulation that's out-of-balance can block mindset work from being effective.Signs that your nervous system is in overload or shutdown mode.The connection between nervous system health and chronic skin flares.Simple tools for nervous system regulation to reduce stress.How to manage your nervous system so it doesn't hit shutdownWhy addressing your nervous system is foundational to root-cause healing.Quotes“Your nervous system is your control panel—it governs everything you think, feel, say, and do. Without addressing it, true healing can't happen.”“It's not your mindset holding you back; it's your nervous system's ability to handle the load. Without tools to regulate it, even small stressors can feel overwhelming.”“Mindset hacks won't work if your nervous system is stuck in a protective state. You can't think your way out of a physiological response.”LinksFind Eliza online | InstagramGet Eliza's FREE Guide: Transform Your Life by Mastering Your Nervous SystemHealthy Skin Show ep. 361: How To Change Your Mindset (So Your Skin Doesn't Control Your Mood) w/ Brad BizjackHealthy Skin Show ep. 368: How To Create A Positive Mindset (Even If You Have A Negative Outlook Right Now) w/ Dr. Sue VarmaHealthy Skin Show ep. 297: Deconstructing Trauma + Chronic Skin Problems w/ MaryCatherine McDonald, PhD

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If you've ever googled “leaky gut” or “leaky gut diet” because you've seen wellness experts claim that leaky gut is why your skin is a mess…This episode is for you.To be fair, there's a pretty big chance you have leaky gut.BUT, it's not a root cause of chronic eczema or psoriasis or any of the other skin issues we talk about on the show.Leaky gut syndrome (also known more formally as gut permeability) is caused by other factors. So while it's a problem, it's just not THE problem.So in today's episode I'm sharing an interview that I did on the Balanced Bites podcast hosted by Liz Wolfe where we got into this topic along with others that I know will hit home for you.It's my hope that this perspective will offer you some much needed insight about what's really causing skin problem. (If you want to learn more about this, JOIN ME HERE.)So let's dive in!In This Episode:My inspiration to work in the integrative health field (beyond my own skin problems)What functional medicine gets wrong about skin issues by treating them like autoimmunity + leaky gutWhy an elimination diet + leaky gut diet often make skin worseCan you “starve” yeast if you have candida overgrowth?“Steroid phobia” + being traumatized by conventional medical systemQuotes“Functional medicine does a really bad job of actually helping people understand chronic skin problems because they treat them like autoimmunity and they're not.”“If you have chronic skin problems, it's likely you have leaky gut. You don't need to go do a test for it.”LinksREGISTER NOW – Fix My Gut Workshop series starting January 8th!Healthy Skin Show ep. 305: Eliminations Diets, Food Fear + Healing Skin Rashes {NEW RESEARCH}Healthy Skin Show ep. 356: Troubleshooting Candida In Stool Tests (+ Other Labs)Healthy Skin Show ep. 275: Why You're So Itchy (HINT: It's Probably Not Histamine)Healthy Skin Show ep. 279: Chemical That Triggers Eczema (Oh My!)Before you try yet another skin cream, diet or supplement to fix your skin… I'm hosting a free workshop series on Wed, January 8th at 7pm ET / 4pm PT to help you identify your skin rash root causes AND create a plan to beat the hidden inflammation driving your skin nuts.Save your seat at www.RebuildHealthySkin.com

Welcome back to our weekend Cabral HouseCall shows! This is where we answer our community's wellness, weight loss, and anti-aging questions to help people get back on track! Check out today's questions:    Tara: My son is 14 Eats dairy free, gluten free, mainly a Mediterranean diet. Lots of fruits, veggies, meats and healthy fats. About a year ago he had a break out on his chin that I took him to the dermatologist for. They ended up putting him on antibiotics for two months and his face went from a few blemishes on the chin to all over his face. I made him stop taking the antibiotics and immediately got him on a broad spectrum probiotic. His face was good until about August of this year. Now the breakouts are cystic on his chin and all over his face. He is very regimented with his skin care. Do you think a GI map is needed ? I also have him on pantothenic acid, zinc, and vitamin d along with the probiotics. I should also mention he has zero GI issues     Darren: Good day Dr. Cabral. Is there anything in a natural preworkout supplement that can potentially damage gut lining or cause rashes along head, back, wrists, elbow creases etc? I've been using one that has caffeine, beta alanine, niacin, stevia, L citrulline, taurine etc. I initially thought it was either silicone or nickel from fitness watch that caused the itching and it somehow spread, but I've since stopped and it persists. Asking if any of those ingredients in excess are likely to spur issue. Thanks for all you do.     Rachelle: I suffer from Proctalgia fugax. It is a sharp rectal pain. It happened a lot during my pregnancies but now 20 years later, it's happening again. Do you have any recommendations or treatment ideas?     Shawn: Good Morning Dr. Cabral and Team! If you had to go back in time and treat yourself when you were at your worst ( I believe you had a plethora of issues brought on by reckless use of antibiotics), what would you do and in what order? Do you think one round of the CBO protocol would be enough when you were at your worst? What other protocols would you implement, and let's say you had a budget of 3K USD? Thanks!     Thank you for tuning into today's Cabral HouseCall and be sure to check back tomorrow where we answer more of our community's questions!    - - - Show Notes and Resources: StephenCabral.com/3242 - - - Get a FREE Copy of Dr. Cabral's Book: The Rain Barrel Effect - - - Join the Community & Get Your Questions Answered: CabralSupportGroup.com - - - Dr. Cabral's Most Popular At-Home Lab Tests: > Complete Minerals & Metals Test (Test for mineral imbalances & heavy metal toxicity) - - - > Complete Candida, Metabolic & Vitamins Test (Test for 75 biomarkers including yeast & bacterial gut overgrowth, as well as vitamin levels) - - - > Complete Stress, Mood & Metabolism Test (Discover your complete thyroid, adrenal, hormone, vitamin D & insulin levels) - - - > Complete Food Sensitivity Test (Find out your hidden food sensitivities) - - - > Complete Omega-3 & Inflammation Test (Discover your levels of inflammation related to your omega-6 to omega-3 levels) - - - Get Your Question Answered On An Upcoming HouseCall: StephenCabral.com/askcabral - - - Would You Take 30 Seconds To Rate & Review The Cabral Concept? The best way to help me spread our mission of true natural health is to pass on the good word, and I read and appreciate every review!  

If you're curious to try a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), this episode is a must-watch!Blood sugar regulation and metabolic health are HOT topics right now, and considering that some skin issues (like psoriasis) make you prone towards having issues, I frequently have these conversations with clients.Being that I'm perimenopause with a family history of diabetes, I thought it would be a good idea to try a over the counter CGM monitor purely to gain insight into my blood sugar balance and metabolic health.The most frequent question is “is trying a continous glucose monitor worth it?”While using a CGM monitor is quite straightforward, I can see why someone might wonder about this. And while I went into my two-week experiment with a bit of skepticism, I discovered a few crazy important things that I couldn't have figured out any other way.So let's dive into why I do believe that a continuous glucose monitor can be a useful tool, who should (and shouln't) use this type of device, what the experience was like putting on and removing the CMG monitor, and what I wish I knew before I tried it the first time.Let's dive in!In This Episode:Who should (and shouldn't) try a continuous glucose monitorHow to use a CGM monitorWhat I learned about my blood sugar from using an over-the-counter continuous glucose monitorWhat NOT to do with a continous glucose monitor (I wish I knew this when I tried it the first time)How often should you use a CGM (if you're not diabetic)?CGM monitor tips: What's actually stuck to your arm?The over the counter continuous glucose monitor I triedQuotes“And the group of people who I think…should probably work with a nutrition or medical professional while using a CGM would be somebody who has a history of eating disorders…and those who have significant disordered eating patterns. If you feel like knowing that a particular meal or food is going to make you terrified to eat that food, don't do this on your own.”“The other thing that did seem to spike my blood sugar was when I didn't eat soon enough…if I just pushed through the hunger and pushed off eating in a window of time, that's when I would start to see my blood sugar spike on its own.”LinksUse THIS LINK to save $50 off of your first month on NutrisenseHealthy Skin Show ep. 217: Health Concerns Linked to Psoriasis (You SHOULD Know About)Healthy Skin Show ep. 347: Adult Hormonal Acne + Blood Sugar Dysfunction: What's The Connection?

There is power in having a positive mindset, even if you have a negative perspective right now.No, I'm not talking about toxic positivity, which encourages people to always look on the bright side (often ignoring or glossing over loss, pain, grief, etc.).I'm talking about practical optimism, a concept I learned about from the book Practical Optimism by Dr. Sue Varma.Practical optimism is a way to change your mindset that holds space for negative feelings and experiences, while equipping you with skills to deal with what you are facing and even possibly turn your challenges into opportunities.This may seem impossible, especially if you are dealing with mental health challenges as a result of debilitating chronic skin rashes. But I encourage you to give this episode a listen with an open mind!Joining me to discuss this concept and how to develop a positive mindset is Dr. Sue Varma who is a distinguished psychiatrist and cognitive behavioral therapist based in New York City. With over two decades of private practice experience, she has made significant contributions to the field of mental health, including serving as the pioneering Medical Director and Psychiatrist for the esteemed 9/11 mental health program at NYU for which she was awarded the Mayoral Proclamation. She's also the author of the book Practical Optimism: The Art, Science, and Practice of Exceptional Well-Being.In This Episode:The devastating situation where Dr. Varma discovered optimismAre optimism and a positive mindset genetic?Toxic positivity practical optimismPessimism vs skepticism: what's the difference?Which personality type are you?The eight pillars of practical optimismHow to change your mindset even if you feel like you are “broken”How to know if you're emotionally dysregulatedBenefits of committing to therapyQuotes“A lot of times people dismiss optimism as a variety of things. It's woo-woo thinking, it's pollyannaish, it's very naive, it's toxic positivity, or it's something you're either born with or not. So why do we bother studying it? And what I found instead was that optimism, yes, there is a genetic component, but the reality is that only 25% of it is genetic. Seventy-five percent of it is learned.”“Practical optimism…says, ‘I invite space for your loss and your grief, but I'm also going to equip you with skills that will help you deal with what you're facing right now, but also in the future, and help you prevent some of the bad things that might be coming your way.'”LinksFind Dr. Varma online | InstagramGet Dr. Varma's book Practical Optimism HERE!Healthy Skin Show ep. 131: Mindset: What To Do When Nothing Seems To Help Your RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 361: How To Change Your Mindset (So Your Skin Doesn't Control Your Mood) w/ Brad Bizjack

Wondering if you have a skin rash from mold? This episode is for you!If you or your child has a skin rash and you can't figure out the cause, you may start to look at mold illness or mold toxicity as a possible trigger.And if you suspect that you live or spend time in “fungally” environments with a high likelihood of mold, perhaps doing a mold test has crossed your mind.I'm often asked if mold testing is necessary or if a chronic skin rash (and other health issues) could be caused by mold. So in this episode, we'll discuss mold illness vs mold allergy, sneaky places mold likes to hide, signs of mold exposure, and much more.Joining me to talk about whether you've got a skin rash from mold is Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS. She's a clinical nutritionist who helps babies and children with chronic rashes navigate the journey to healthy skin so they can enjoy a childhood free from disruptive skin symptoms. As one of the most trusted pediatric skin-focused nutritionists, Jen is passionate about helping families get to the root causes of the problem through her unique method called Conquer Your Child's Rashes™.So let's dive in!In This Episode:Is your skin rash from mold (and how could you know for sure)?What is mold (and what's its relationship with candida)?How common are mold problems?Current mold exposure vs previous mold exposure (which matters more?)Crazy client stories with sneaky mold symptomsMold toxicity vs mold allergy (and what does mold testing show?)Surprising places mold hidesQuotes“I think one of the things that gets chased nowadays, and it's popular to go down this rabbit hole, is mold. Now, yes, it absolutely can be a problem and I have seen it be a problem. However, what I tell parents is that it really isn't the place to start.”“When it comes to mold testing, we are talking more about a mold toxicity, where the mold is in the person's body. That's what that's detecting, versus a mold allergy, which is like another environmental allergy. So you could be allergic to mold that's in the grass outside of your home.”LinksFind Jennifer Brand online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokGOT RASHY KIDS? Register for Jennifer Brand's free training – http://www.ConquerYourChildsRashes.comHealthy Skin Show ep. 166: Mold + Histamine Connection w/ Dr. Jill CristaHealthy Skin Show ep. 164: Mold Illness vs. Mold Allergy w/ Dr. Kasey HollandHealthy Skin Show ep. 208: Surprising Sources Of Mold You Haven't Thought Of w/ Brian Karr

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What are topical steroids? Often prescribed for chronic skin conditions, I'll bet you've probably used them at some point during your treatment.Sure, they work quickly, but are they without side effects? To answer that question, we need to talk about glucocorticoids, which are hormones naturally produced by the adrenal glands as part of the stress response.Topical steroids fall under the glucocorticoids category, and due to those who've experienced something called topical steroid withdrawal, some people are described by physicians as “steroid phobic.”While there are serious downsides, glucocorticoids can have some incredible anti-inflammatory effects on various health conditions. That's why it's crucial for us to have a nuanced conversation about this!Dr. Luis Franco joins me to discuss everything you've wanted to know about topical steroids, types of glucocorticoids, and concerns about side effects from using topical steroids.Dr. Luis Franco is a Tenure-Track Investigator at the National Institute of Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS). He was born in Colombia and grew up between Colombia, Brazil, Mexico, and the United States. He attended medical school in Colombia before returning to the United States, initially as a postdoctoral fellow at Duke University. Dr. Franco attended Baylor College of Medicine for specialty training in internal medicine and medical genetics. In 2014, he moved to the National Institute of Health (NIH).In This Episode:What are topical steroids versus glucocorticoids?Are topical steroids + glucocorticoids bad?Cortisone vs cortisol (and glucocorticoids examples by name)Side effects of glucocorticoidsWhat is topical steroid withdrawal?How glucocorticoids modulate your immune systemQuotes“Glucocorticoids exist naturally. They are hormones that are produced by our bodies. And they're produced by this very particular gland that's above our kidneys, that's called the adrenal gland or the suprarenal gland. And so our adrenal glands produce these chemicals called glucocorticoids. And those chemicals have many, many roles in biology and the one that is sort of best understood is that they are part of the stress response.”“I think the side effects that are important to know for topical glucocorticoids are one, something called skin atrophy, which is kind of a thinning of the skin that people notice when they've been applying glucocorticoids for a long time. Some people also notice little, kind of red, blood vessels that come up. These are called telangiectasias. These are like reddish blood vessels that become very visible on the skin of people who have used topical glucocorticoids.”LinksFind Dr. Franco onlineHealthy Skin Show ep. 344: NEW RESEARCH On Topical Steroid Withdrawal Symptoms + TSW Red Skin TriggerTopical Steroids Potency ChartImmune regulation by glucocorticoids can be linked to cell type–dependent transcriptional responsesGlucocorticoid-induced eosinopenia results from CXCR4-dependent bone marrow migration

If you've wanted to start growing your own sprouts, this is for you! I learned how to grow sprouts after becoming fed up with the expensive packages from the store getting slimy a day or so after buying them.I've continued to sprout different types of seeds and encourage clients to also do this, since sprouts (especially broccoli sprouts) are so good for your liver detoxification.So if you think that sprouting is hard to learn – it's not!In fact, it's so easy that my husband who doesn't even eat sprouts helps me. It takes less than a minute to care for them, and they add so much nutritional value to your meals.To help you learn more about how to grow sprouts in a jar, the difference between sprouts and microgreens, AND how to keep the mold and slime away, I'm joined by Doug Evans, who is considered to be an early pioneer in the natural food industry.In 2002, he co-founded Organic Avenue, one of the first exclusively raw, organic, and plant-based retail chains in the country. He then founded Juicero, the first fresh, farm-to-glass automatic cold-press juicer. Doug is now the founder of The Sprouting Company and lives in the Mojave Desert at Wonder Valley Hot Springs. He wrote The Sprout Book to teach people about the power of sprouts and how to start sprouting.So let's dive in!In This Episode:Why sprouts are so nutritiousHow to grow sprouts at home (to avoid the slimy store-bought ones)Difference between sprouts, shoots + microgreensBest method to grow sprouts (jar vs tray vs paper towel)Picking the right seeds to sprout to avoid glyphosate + low nutrientsFood-borne illnesses + sproutsHow to store sprouts so they last to avoid MOLD!Tips to add sprouts to your dietBeginner-friendly options to start your sprouting journeyQuotes“For me, there's nothing better, fresher, healthier than consuming sprouts that you get to grow on your own.”“So the sprouting seeds, you can have top shelf and bottom shelf. So just getting a seed from a bulk bin…in a grocery store. We don't know where it came from, we don't know how old it is, we don't know what it's been exposed to. So since we're using these seeds to grow food for you know ourselves and our family, we want to have the best.”LinksFind Doug online | Instagram | Instagram | TiktokGet Doug's book, The Sprout BookHealthy Skin Show ep. 177: Liver Detox – Skin Rash Connection, PT 1

Ever heard of immunoglobulins? While colostrum is experiencing a renaissance, you should seriously weigh the immunoglobulin supplement versus colostrum benefits.Partly because colostrum is a LOWER potency option, that sometimes isn't even standardized (depending on the brand) to guarantee how helpful it will be.That said, immunoglobulins (aka. IgGs) can be incredibly helpful for things like leaky gut (gut permeability), histamine intolerance, recovering from a stomach bug or food poisoning, and supporting your immune system during cold + flu season.Plus, I'm going to share why I prefer immunoglobulin supplements over colostrum, what the difference is between the two, and how to use them.Also, I want to how you how to avoid the fake, over-hyped colostrum + immunoglobulin supplements found online (even on Amazon)!Let's dive in!In This Episode:How I learned about the amazing benefits of immunoglobulin supplementWhy you should use immunoglobulinsDifference between immunoglobulins and colostrum benefitsHow do immunoglobulins work?Benefits of immunoglobulinsHow to take an immunoglobulin supplementBest immunoglobulin supplement + where to get itQuotes“[Immunoglobulins] were traditionally used and still are actually for more diarrhea-dominant problems. So if you've got a lot of loose soft stools, diarrhea, or even something like inflammatory bowel disease.”“IgGs can be found in the serum of your blood, and they also can be found in the serum of the blood of cows. And so historically, when people supplement with colostrum, that's derived from dairy, and it contains IgGs. So they are similar in that colostrum has IgGs and it's one of the major components that makes it so helpful, but it's not as potent.”LinksGET REAL, VERIFIED IMMUNOGLOBULINS HEREHealthy Skin Show ep. 188: Histamine Intolerance + Skin Rashes (PART 1)Healthy Skin Show ep. 192: Histamine Intolerance + Skin Rashes, PART 2

If you're over extreme diets or exercise (especially if you're in perimenopause or menopause),  metabolism-boosting foods such as higher protein intake with amino acids and creatine is a better way to go.This is especially important if you're currently struggling with hormonal or perimenopause weight gain that you just can't seem to lose!The shared challenge that many women face has a lot to do with confusing and mixed messaging you've been exposed to for decades – from counting calories and viewing “thinness” as your marker of being healthy to pretty extreme fitness routines that overtax your system and increase the risk of injury.So how should you eat and move to best prioritize your health?And what intelligent questions should you be asking about worthwhile changesFor example – Do fasting benefits that people rave about online apply to you (or could fasting make things worse)?Are the benefits of creatine for women true or overblown?We're answering these questions and more today to help you decide which metabolism-boosting foods to add and ways to see your pursuit of your best health with Liz Wolfe. Liz helps women 35+ silence decades of diet and health confusion to bring balance and beauty back. She's a Nutritional Therapy Practitioner and Certified Personal Trainer; a best-selling author and podcast host; founder of the IdealAge brand of supplements; and creator of the Own Your Metabolism program and the Own Your Fitness app.In This Episode:How your body changes as you enter your late 30s to early 40sIs it really harder to build muscle as you get older?How to think about metabolism + perimenopause weight gainWays you can inadvertently mess up your metabolismAre there any fasting benefits for women?Carbs: Are they really bad for you?Critically important metabolism boosting foodsBenefits of creatineDitch the black-and-white thinking when it comes to perimenopause nutritionQuotes“It's very hard to build muscle because some of our key signaling factors that enable that easy building of muscle that we experienced in our 20s and probably early 30s, they're just not working as well.”“Calories do come into play in certain ways, but metabolism is so much more than that and so much more important than that. It is the sum total of every chemical physiological reaction in your body that enables you to generate the energy that fuels everything that you do throughout the day.”LinksFind Liz online | online | InstagramLiz's Daily Aminos SupplementHealing Chronic Skin Issues with Clinical Nutritionist & Skin Expert Jennifer Fugo on Balanced Bites PodcastSTUDY about perimenopause weight gainSTUDY: Daily energy expenditure through the human life courseHealthy Skin Show ep. 314: Is A High Protein Diet SAFE? (Or Bad For Skin Problems?) w/ Dr. Gabrielle LyonHealthy Skin Show ep. 323: SNEAKY Perimenopause Symptoms + Signs (No One Talks About) w/ Dena Norton, RDHealthy Skin Show ep. 345: Why Brain Symptoms of Perimeno

Gut parasites can be so frustratingly tricky to get a clear answer whether you have them or not.The topic of   and how they impact chronic skin issues is a fascinating once, especially since it's entirely possible to have parasites, but have NO gut symptoms.Additionally, it can be quite difficult to get accurate test results.So yes, it's worth exploring a parasite and skin rash connection, even if you live in what's considered a “first world country”.Certain skin symptoms (like hives) can be a significant clue, while other signs of gut parasites infection are sneakier (like certain nutrient deficiencies).Joining me to discuss all things gut parasites testing related is Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS. She's a clinical nutritionist who helps babies and children with chronic rashes navigate the journey to healthy skin so they can enjoy a childhood free from disruptive skin symptoms. As one of the most trusted pediatric skin-focused nutritionists, Jen is passionate about helping families get to the root causes of the problem through her unique method called Conquer Your Child's Rashes™.In This Episode:Are functional stool tests an effective parasite test?Is microscopic stool testing a better for gut parasites?Pros + cons of blood testing for parasitesHow to test for pinworms + are they contagious?Crazy relationship between allergen cross-reactivity + parasitesHow to know if you have parasites (these are surprising!)Do babies always have GI issues if they have gut parasites?Could adults have a parasite and skin rash but NO GI issues?Relationship between biofilms + gut parasitesQuotes“Often, if there is an H. pylori finding and it doesn't necessarily have to be flagged as high, if it's even detected, I consider that a problem. H. pylori often comes along with something parasitic happening.” – Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS“Parasites move. They don't necessarily all stay in one spot. Some do live in the GI tract and just hang out there, but others can go to other organ systems.” – Jennifer Fugo, MS, LDN, CNSLinksFind Jennifer Brand online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokLISTEN TO PART 1 OF THIS CONVERSATION → Surprising Skin Signs Of A Hidden Parasites-Gut Problem w/ Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNSGOT RASHY KIDS? Register for Jennifer Brand's free training – http://www.ConquerYourChildsRashes.comHealthy Skin Show ep. 213: Stool Testing Do's + Don't's For Skin RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 306: Parasites, Worms + Skin Rashes w/ Robin Foroutan, RDHealthy Skin Show ep. 337: New Research On Gut Trigger For Chronic Urticaria Hives (And What I See In Clients)Healthy Skin Show ep. 329: Crazy Eye Rash Trigger! Demodex Mites Treatment + Triggers w/ Dr. Carly Rose

Thinking about how to change your mindset might bring on eye rolls, but shifting how you view your annoying (or debilitating) symptoms can have a huge impact on your quality of life.No one is spared from things in life that cause suffering. And yes, living with chronic skin problems, including Topical Steroid Withdrawal (TSW), can seriously damage your confidence and self-worth.I've often heard from clients that how their day will go is dictated by what their skin will decide to do. And while I understand the challenge inherent to the unpredictability of your skin, allowing external factors like your skin to have such enormous control over your mindset and daily experience sets you up for failure.And with time, you likely will start to feel victimized by your skin (and other symptoms) and rather powerless.Joining me to discuss mindset growth, healthier emotional habits, and more is Brad Bizjack. Brad is a personal development expert and a master mindset strategist who has a decade of experience in igniting human potential. His mission is to awaken individuals to their limitless possibilities and empower them to create the extraordinary success and freedom they deserve no matter their circumstances or health.After working with 60,000 people, Brad is renowned for his ability to shatter mediocrity and inspire profound, lasting change. He excels in uncovering the limiting beliefs and toxic thoughts that lurk in the shadows of the mind, unlocking the doors to unprecedented achievement and fulfillment.In This Episode:Stories you tell yourself that DESTROY your mindset growthWhat exactly is mindset?How to change your mindset (that's more effective)When you allow your skin to dictate how you feelStrategies to create an open mindset aligned with healingThe formula for happinessQuotes“You've had worthiness since the moment you were born. No skin condition, no amount of results, no success, no anything will ever make you more worthy than you already are. Never. And if you think that for some reason the way your skin looks makes you a better or worse person, or more enough or less enough, you're giving your personal power away to something that should not be dictating how you live your life.”“There are gifts in every bit of negativity you could ever experience, because contrast creates clarity.”LinksFind Brad Bizjack online | InstagramJOIN ME → Sign up for the Success Accelerator challengeHealthy Skin Show ep. 131: Mindset: What To Do When Nothing Seems To Help Your Rashes

If you're on the hunt for steroid-free itchy scalp remedy options to end the embarrassment and discomfort of flaky, itchy scalp problems, this episode is for you.From cradle cap in infants to itchy, crusty, flaky dandruff in adults, so many people feel like they've tried every dandruff treatment in the book. From medicated anti-dandruff shampoo to topical steroids and other medications, you know that eventually, the flaking, itching, and redness all return.This is because those treatments don't deal with the root of the issue, which is an imbalanced scalp microbiome, leading to an overgrowth of things like malassezia.AND a compromised skin barrier, which can be a trigger for the atopic march (food allergies, dry skin, allergic rhinitis, eczema, and asthma).Joining me to discuss how to get rid of dandruff, cradle cap removal, and her line of gentle scalp rebalancing products is return guest Ruchi Gupta, MD, MPH. She is a Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and a Clinical Attending at Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago.Dr. Gupta has over 20 years of experience as a board-certified pediatrician and health researcher and currently serves as the founding director of the Center for Food Allergy & Asthma Research (CFAAR).She is world-renowned for her research on the epidemiology, economic impact, prevention, and management of allergic conditions, and strives to find answers and shape policies surrounding these conditions in order to reduce burden and improve health equity.In This Episode:Why Dr. Gupta sought out an effective itchy scalp remedyWhat is cradle cap? (+ cradle cap removal options)Why scalp issues in babies could trigger food allergiesDandruff causes (+ how the scalp microbiome is involved)How Yobee hair products workThoughts on hair products causing MORE scalp inflammationWho can use Yobee products? (Can you use it for beardruff + beard care?)Quotes“So for the scalp, typically your cells should regenerate every month. And what happens when you have dandruff, it's happening more frequently and that's where you're getting those white flakes. So it's happening almost weekly. And what's causing that? So many things. So we all use different hair products now and a lot of the hair products have chemicals in it. And so what are those chemicals doing to disrupt the microbiome? You have to think about that.”“Eczema and the cradle cap and food allergies and allergic rhinitis and asthma, they're all connected. And so if you have one, you have a higher chance of having the rest. So those babies with eczema, just like my daughter, develop food allergies. But now we're seeing more and more, like a lot of the creams or, like you said, shampoos will have a food component and that could be causing that food allergy to start up because it's entering them through their skin.”LinksFind Dr. Gupta online | Instagram | Instagram | Facebook | Facebook | Twitter | TwitterFind Yobee online and on InstagramGet Dr. Gupta's book,

If you have discolored, yellow nails, you could be dealing with finger + toe nail psoriasis. Often, brittle, raised nails can be tricky to figure out what's going on especially when you consider how similar nail psoriasis vs fungus nail infections can look.Nail psoriasis actually forms under the nail bed and can be easy to miss! Eventually, though, the skin becomes red and inflamed, and the nail bed is damaged in the process.And if you have psoriatic arthritis, your risk of developing finger + toe nail psoriasis is greater than 70%! So it's crucial to know what the signs + symptoms of nail psoriasis as well as what nail psoriasis treatment options exist.I'm excited to discuss this with returning guest Dr. Jenny Bennett, a naturopathic doctor, acupuncturist, and founder of Aria Integrative Medicine, an autoimmune specialty clinic in Seattle, WA. She utilizes treatments from both Eastern and Western medical practices to find the best approach for treating autoimmune diseases such as psoriatic arthritis, finger + toe nail psoriasis, Hashimoto's thyroiditis, Graves' Disease, rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, and scleroderma.In This Episode:What should a healthy nail look like?What is finger + toe nail psoriasis?Nail changes in eczema cases (How is this different?)Is nail psoriasis a psoriatic arthritis symptom?Finger + toe nail psoriasis vs Fungal nail infectionsNail psoriasis treatment optionsNutrients linked to healing nail psoriasisQuotes"You get this kind of inflammatory process, you don't always see it because it's under the nail. So it can be kind of red and inflamed, and it damages the nail bed. And then your body starts to just make all of these extra skin cells underneath the nail bed. And if you build up enough of them, it can cause damage to the nail, it can actually thin the nail or decrease it. But oftentimes it looks like it's thickening.”“Any kind of microbial changes will increase your risk of psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and psoriatic nail changes. So if you have a fungal infection, or even sometimes a bacterial infection, in the nail, it will increase the risk of psoriasis happening in that nail.”LinksFind Dr. Bennett online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokHealthy Skin Show ep. 217: Health Concerns Linked to Psoriasis (You SHOULD Know About)Healthy Skin Show ep. 336: Early Signs & Symptoms Of Psoriatic Arthritis (Don't Ignore These!) w/ Dr. Jenny Bennett

Check out Dr. Mina's top picks for skin care here. Get Dr. Mina's free PDF on How to create Healthy Skin Habits here. Ever feel hesitant to ask your dermatologist about something that seems a little awkward? Don't worry—there's no such thing as a “too embarrassing” question! Remember, your dermatologist is your partner in skin health, so never hold back from asking questions. We're here to make sure you get the care you need, so don't let anything stand in the way of your health! Tune into this week's recap episode, where I share key insights from the latest podcast episode featuring Dr. Shannon Trotter. Key Takeaways: - Don't be embarrassed to discuss skin concerns with your doctor. - Body odor is natural, but strong odors may indicate an infection. - Rashes in sensitive areas can be caused by various factors, including infections and skin conditions. - Hyperhidrosis is a common issue that can be treated effectively. - Toe fungus is prevalent, especially in older adults, and prevention is key. - Tattoo removal is possible but can be lengthy and expensive. - Dermatologists are trained to assess and treat skin issues, including STIs. - Maintaining hygiene can help prevent body odor and skin irritations. - Communication with your dermatologist is crucial for effective treatment. - Skin health is important, and seeking help is a sign of strength. Follow Dr. Mina here:- https://instagram.com/drminaskin https://www.facebook.com/drminaskin https://www.youtube.com/@drminaskin For more great skin care tips, subscribe to The Skin Real Podcast or visit www.theskinreal.com Baucom & Mina Derm Surgery, LLC Email - scheduling@atlantadermsurgery.com Contact - (404) 844-0496 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/baucomminamd/ Thanks for listening! The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice.

Download the free eBook 'Skincare Myths Busted' here. Get Dr. Mina's free PDF on How to create Healthy Skin Habits here. Who here has ever had a skin problem but was too embarrassed to ask someone about it? I know I have! As dermatologists, we understand that some things can feel a bit awkward to talk about. But honestly, no question is too embarrassing to bring up with us. We have seen and heard it all! Whether it's body odor that won't go away, a rash in a sensitive area, regret over an old tattoo, or even something like toenail fungus, we genuinely want to help you with your skin concerns. Our goal is to make sure you feel comfortable and supported while we work together to get things sorted. Tune into this week's podcast with Dr. Shannon Trotter, where she addresses those embarrassing topics we often avoid, like handling odor in sensitive areas and what to do about a rash.She also covers options for removing unwanted tattoos and treating toenail fungus, so it's a must-listen for anyone with these questions! Key Takeaways: - Patients should not be embarrassed to ask their dermatologists about embarrassing questions or concerns. - Body odor in the genital area is normal and can be managed with whole body deodorants and antiperspirants. - Rashes in the genital area can have various causes, including psoriasis, eczema, and hydronidus separativa, and should be evaluated by a dermatologist. - Tattoo regret is common, and there are options for tattoo removal, such as laser treatments. - It is important to seek medical advice for any concerns or questions related to dermatological issues. Tattoo removal options include laser surgery, dermabrasion, and chemical peels, but creams and home remedies are not recommended. - Laser surgery is the most effective treatment for tattoo removal, but multiple treatments may be needed. - Toenail fungus can be challenging to treat, and options include topical and oral medications. - Prevention measures for toenail fungus include keeping the feet clean, disinfecting shoes, and treating fungal rashes promptly. - Proper diagnosis is essential for both tattoo removal and toenail fungus to ensure appropriate treatment. Dr. Trotter hails from Xenia, a small town in Ohio, and fun fact-- bicycle capital of the Midwest.  After completing her bachelor's degree in biology at the University of Dayton, she graduated medical school from Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine in Athens, Ohio.  Dr. Trotter completed a dermatology residency at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital, followed by a fellowship in cutaneous oncology at Boston University.  From 2011-2017, Dr. Trotter acted as Director of the Melanoma and Pigmented Lesion Clinic at The Ohio State University.  Currently, she practices with DOCS Dermatology and serves as faculty for the OhioHealth Dermatology Residency Program.  In addition, she is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Ohio University. Dr. Trotter has published several peer reviewed articles and has been the recipient of several awards, including the American Academy of Dermatology's Presidential Citation Award and the American Academy of Dermatology's Patient Hero Award.  Outside of her professional life, Dr. Trotter enjoys bicycling, reading, traveling, and gardening. She also loves public speaking, blogging, and helping patients understand the importance of skin health. Above all, Dr. Trotter's favorite part of the day is coming home to her chaotic yet joyful house and spending time with her family- an amazing husband, three wonderful children, and two mischievous pets, Charlie and Sparkles. Follow Dr. Trotter here: https://www.dermittrotter.com/ https://www.facebook.com/dermittrotter https://www.facebook.com/DrShannonCTrotter/  Follow Dr. Mina here:- https://instagram.com/drminaskin https://www.facebook.com/drminaskin https://www.youtube.com/@drminaskin For more great skin care tips, subscribe to The Skin Real Podcast or visit www.theskinreal.com Baucom & Mina Derm Surgery, LLC Email - scheduling@atlantadermsurgery.com Contact - (404) 844-0496 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/baucomminamd/ Thanks for listening! The content of this podcast is for entertainment, educational, and informational purposes and does not constitute formal medical advice.

Did you know that skin problems can be signs of hidden parasites-gut imbalances?And that if you have a skin rash like chronic hives, psoriasis, or eczema, the chances that you have gut parasites are quite high?In fact, some symptoms of parasites might seem totally unrelated to your skin or gut health. And my many years of clinical experience has proven over time that some people have no gut symptoms at all, even though they have gut parasites lurking under the surface.So if you've wanted to know how to know if you have parasites or “parasite hot spots” to be careful around – this is the episode for you!Joining me to demystify gut parasites in adults and children is Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS, a clinical nutritionist who helps babies and children with chronic rashes navigate the journey to healthy skin so they can enjoy a childhood free from disruptive skin symptoms. As one of the most trusted pediatric skin-focused nutritionists, Jen is passionate about helping families get to the root causes of the problem through her unique method called Conquer Your Child's Rashesᵀᴹ.Let's dive in!In This Episode:Types of gut parasitesHow often do we see parasites in clientsHow to know if you have parasites — gut symptoms + beyondFoods that are “parasite hot spots”Are pinworms contagious?Perioral dermatitis parasite connectionParasite and skin rash connection in childrenSurprising signs of gut parasites in adultsReasons why you are itchier at nightQuotes“I found a study that says that the prevalence of parasitic infections in both adults and children who have chronic hives is 75%.” – Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS“What I tend to see in adults is like nighttime disturbances: You could have really bad dreams, really stressful dreams, night terrors, nightmares, clenching your jaw, TMJ-type issues…” – Jennifer Fugo, MS, LDN, CNSLinksFind Jennifer Brand online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokGOT RASHY KIDS? Register for Jennifer Brand's free training – http://www.ConquerYourChildsRashes.comFOR SKIN RASH WARRIOR ADULTS! Save your seat for Jennifer Fugo's free training (7 Skin Rash Mistakes) – http://www.RebuildHealthySkin.comHealthy Skin Show ep. 213: Stool Testing Do's + Don't's For Skin RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 306: Parasites, Worms + Skin Rashes w/ Robin Foroutan, RDHealthy Skin Show ep. 337: New Research On Gut Trigger For Chronic Urticaria Hives (And What I See In Clients)Healthy Skin Show ep. 329: Crazy Eye Rash Trigger! Demodex Mites Treatment + Triggers w/ Dr. Carly Rose​​Chronic spontaneous urticaria and internal parasites – a systematic review

“Why am I so itchy?” If you have itchy skin without rash, including issues like eczema, psoriasis, or chronic hives, you might have neuropathic itch.Though itch is caused primarily by inflammation, neuropathic itch is actually caused by dysfunction of your nervous system!Put simply, this type of itch has no primary skin rash, so you won't see inflamed dry patches or welts. You'll only feel itchy.It is often localized to certain areas of the body. For example, you could have an itchy scalp, back, or arms. The itchy skin can sometimes be mild, but is unfortunately usually quite intense, leading to scratching, which can damage the skin.And because there's no treatment for neuropathic itch, despite it being very common, you might start to feel like there's no hope. Yes, what's causing this is not yet well understood, but it sounds like experts are digging into this.Joining me to discuss neuropathic itch is returning guest Dr. Shawn Kwatra. He is the Chair of Dermatology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine. He specializes in medical dermatology areas of clinical expertise, including atopic dermatitis, psoriasis, chronic itch of unknown origin and dermatology for ethnic skin. Dr. Kwatra also runs a basic science laboratory and clinical trials unit and is funded by the National Institutes of Health and multiple foundations.He currently serves as the National Secretary/Treasurer of the Skin of Color Society. He is a member of the National Eczema Association's Scientific and Medical Advisory Council.Dr. Kwatra has been an author or co-author on over 200 publications and author of the book Living with Itch.In This Episode:What is neuropathic itch (aka. itchy skin without rash)?How could your brain cause itchy skin without rash?Itch intensity of different examples of neuropathic itchTreatment options for neuropathic itchWhich inflammatory cytokines are involved?Could Low Dose Naltrexone help itchy skin without rash?Alternative therapies for neuropathic itchQuotes“[Neuropathic itch is] initiated or caused by dysfunction of the nervous system…so it actually is caused by the nerves. And the core symptoms here are that you have normal skin, or skin only with some secondary skin changes or signs of scratching, excoriation, and it oftentimes favors a localized distribution. And so the scalp is actually a very common site where folks itch.”“Unfortunately, a lot of the medications we use to treat this condition are very sedating. They're drugs that are focusing on the transmission of itch in the central nervous system and spinal cord like gabapentin or anticonvulsants. So those are the type of drugs that we're giving for this condition.”LinksFind Dr. Shawn Kwatra online here and here | TwitterHealthy Skin Show ep. 275: Why You're So Itchy (HINT: It's Probably Not Histamine) w/ Dr. Shawn KwatraHealthy Skin Show ep. 302: What Is Prurigo Nodularis: Triggers, Body Connections + Crazy Itch w/ Dr. Shawn KwatraHealthy Skin Show ep. 331: Eczema Symptoms-Skin Color Connection: Why Skin Tone May Make Certain Symptoms WORSE w/ Dr. Shawn KwatraHealthy Skin Show ep. 03

If you didn't know, markers for candida in stool tests aren't very trustworthy. This is a challenge when you've invested money to figure out what's going on in your gut that is also impacting your skin.Candida overgrowth is tricky to pinpoint if you don't take several factors into account (and often they aren't things you can test for).Sometimes signs of candida overgrowth are fairly obvious, like getting thrush, a vaginal yeast infection, or candida diaper rash in children. Other times, the symptoms are subtle and could be attributed to other problems if you aren't looking at the full case.Because the inflammation triggered by candida overgrowth in your gut can absolutely show up as inflamed skin and rashes.My guest, Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNS, is a clinical nutritionist who helps babies and children with chronic rashes navigate the journey to healthy skin so they can enjoy a childhood free from disruptive skin symptoms. As one of the most trusted pediatric skin-focused nutritionists, Jen is passionate to help families get to the root causes of the problem through her unique method called Conquer Your Child's Rashesᵀᴹ .We're chatting today about what we tend to see in baby, childhood, and adult skin problems when we see or are looking for candida and other fungal overgrowth concerns.So let's dive in!In This Episode:Is candida overgrowth a frequent root cause in skin rash cases?Is it worth it to try a candida cleanse?Pros + cons: Best tests for candidaAre THESE skin issues signs of candida overgrowth?Diet + candida overgrowth (honest thoughts)Upcoming trainings to joinQuotes“I have had multitudes of the thousands of people that are in my Instagram community, on my email list, here on YouTube, how many people have said, ‘I did a candida cleanse and I think I broke myself because my skin flared up so badly. I deeply regret having done this'.” — Jennifer Fugo“When you have an overgrowth of something like candida or something else fungal, you're not going to be able to fix it with diet and prebiotics. I have not had a case where we've been able to do that. It requires some sort of natural anti-microbial antifungal.” — Jennifer BrandLinksFind Jennifer Brand online | Instagram | Facebook | TikTokGOT RASHY KIDS? Register for Jennifer Brand's free training – http://ConquerYourChildsRashes.comFOR SKIN RASH WARRIOR ADULTS! Save your seat for Jennifer Fugo's free training (7 Skin Rash Mistakes) – http://www.RebuildHealthySkin.comHealthy Skin Show ep. 213: Stool Testing Do's + Don't's For Skin RashesHealthy Skin Show ep. 178: Using Probiotics For Eczema in Little Ones w/ Jennifer Brand, MS, MPH, CNSHealthy Skin Show ep. 311: What Causes Candida Overgrowth (and Are you ready to stop your skin rashes? Join me on Wednesday, Sept. 4th at 7pm ET / 4pm PT for my free masterclass on the SEVEN biggest mistakes keeping you frustrated, overwhelmed + itchy.SAVE YOUR SEAT HERE!Even if you can't make it live, register anyway so you can get the replay. This is the final time I'll host this training, so please confirm your seat today.

What are the causes of eczema? Can you get eczema genes? Is psoriasis genetic? These are common questions especially since many doctors still blame skin conditions like eczema and psoriasis on genetics.Many people have been told “Oh, you just got bad genes!”So is it true that the genes are the reason explaining WHY you got the skin condition that you have? Or does this attitude overlook and ignore other possible triggers.With the ability to sequence the genetic code (and even get your own DNA report), genes have essentially become the convenient excuse according to my guest today. And that leaning on them as THE reason you have skin problems (and other health concerns) is something of a flawed approach.In reality, there are a multitude of reasons or triggers that can cause skin problems that include the environment, your microbiome, chemical exposures, nutrient deficiencies, hormonal imbalances, and even what fabrics you wear. But if we ONLY point to genes, it becomes really easy to see how these important factors are overlooked.So if you've been told that eczema is genetic or what causes psoriasis on the skin is because of your genes, this conversation will blow your mind. My returning guest Dr. Ian Myles is head of the Epithelial Therapeutics Unit at the National Institute of Health tasked with evaluating the efficacy and safety of a topical, live bacterial treatment for eczema.He did his undergrad at Colorado State University, received his medical degree from the University of Colorado, then trained in internal medicine at The Ohio State University prior to beginning fellowship training in allergy and clinical immunology at NIH. He became a commissioned officer in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps and has supported several US and international missions. Also, Dr. Myles received his master's in public health from George Washington University.And he's the author of a fantastic book called Gattaca Has Fallen: How Population Genetics Failed the Populace now available that seeks to answer the question about how genetics research has led care for chronic health conditions (like skin problems) very astray.In This Episode:True or false: Is eczema is genetic?How genetic research has changed the way medicine views chronic health conditionsThe dark history behind using genes to guide treatmentIs there an eczema gene (or even a dyshidrotic eczema gene) or is psoriasis genetic?How does your environment (and chemical exposures) influence your genetic code?Can different fabrics INCREASE Staph aureus on the skin?New research on topical eczema treatments using the skin microbiomeQuotes“It is an easy excuse and it comes from a dark history, but comes from a long time ago where it was just an assumption as to, why would one person get a disease and one person not? And particularly within siblings, right, why would one of your children have eczema and the other one never suffer a second of the disease? And it was just this assumption that there's got to be something innately wrong with the individual.”“…With the advent of the microbiome and a new appreciation of that, now it's finally expanding out to skin organisms, gut organisms, all these other things, which, it's become very clear, there is no you without those organisms. So a mouse that is raised without any microbiome, there is not one single organ system that functions correctly…Not an immune system, the brain, the gut, the heart, the liver. Not one single immune system functions properly in a germ-free, what the term would be, ger

Welcome to episode 388, where we're screaming inside! This is the gossip episode; first we go deeper than even we usually go into our anxieties about adulting and the process of writing an entirely new live show, then Em brings us the salatious hauntings of Cock Lane (can someone please tell us why that's funny?), and lastly Christine covers a story full of sad, terrible gossip in the story of Suzanne Sevakis (part one, tune in next week for part two). And help us say a fake goodbye to the Troll Hole... and that's why we drink!Get a sticker to match Christine's from the incredible artist and Etsy shop: Luckie 13 Cat Creations!And get your tickets to our new live show - we promise we will finish writing it and it will be incredible! andthatswhywedrink.com/live

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