Natural Remedies for Eczema
Do you suffer from hyperpigmentation caused by eczema or topical steroid withdrawal (TSW)? Have you wondered how you can treat it naturally? In this episode, you’ll learn about hypopigmentation and treatments for hyperpigmentation (including lasers, topical remedies, and alternative remedies) to help discoloration of the skin from eczema and topical steroid withdrawal (TSW). Our skin naturally produces melanin, a pigment… Read More
Have you ever dealt with histamine intolerance? Or have you ever tried a low-histamine diet? Everyone releases histamine, but when our body is not able to regulate it, then it becomes a problem when we release too much histamine. When your histamine levels get too high or when your body can’t break it down properly, it can affect your normal… Read More
Have you ever feel zapped or shocked in the middle of nowhere? Have you (or anyone you know) ever experienced zingers? What are Zingers? Zingers are sudden pain or zaps that can occur in your body. They feel like zapping, cold, prickly or electrical shock-like sensation all over your body. Zingers are a type of nerve pain, that can feel… Read More
Have you ever thought about how your skin pH could be affecting your skin flares? I’ve shared in the past how it’s so important for the skin barrier to have a lower (and more acidic) skin pH, especially because it can take up to 6 hours for your skin to normalize after a shower! 👉 To summarize, higher (and more… Read More
Today’s guest is Eric Koepp, co-founder of Skinesa, who shared all about whether probiotic skincare really helps eczema and topical steroid withdrawal (TSW). He also shares how many “real” brands of probiotic skincare exist on the market and which are the real brands of probiotic skincare. Over 30,000 probiotic skincare brands exist The shocking fact is that there are over… Read More
How do you breathe? Did you know that mouth breathing is tied to higher rates of eczema? 2 studies here and here have looked into it, and both shared that there was a positive correlation between them. (It was also linked to higher rates of asthma as well!) The prevalence of mouth breathing occurs in approximately 50–56% children. When I… Read More
