411: Why Do I Suddenly Have High Cholesterol In Menopause? (And How Do You Fix It Naturally?) w/ Dr. Eve Henry


High cholesterol in menopause and perimenopause is shockingly common! Blindsided by sudden spikes in cholesterol, blood pressure, or even blood sugar as you hit your 40s has become a rite of passage.…

407: When A Penicillin Drug Allergy (Or Allergic To Other Meds) Goes Away: How To Figure This Out w/ Dr. Mariana Castells


Think you have a drug allergy to penicillin? Or maybe it was another medication you took years ago? The truth is, many of us walk around with a drug allergy reaction noted in our medical records that…

405: Staph aureus + Eczema: Why This Inflammatory Bacteria Is A Problem You Shouldn’t Ignore (Especially When Your Skin Flares) w/ Dr. Peter Lio


If you’ve ever felt like your eczema flares come out of nowhere — even when you’re doing everything "right" — a staph infection might be sabotaging your skin’s ability to heal! For many people with…

401: With Skyrocketing Rates of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), Colorectal Cancer… Is A Colonoscopy Screening BAD For Your Gut? w/ Dr. Ilana Gurevich


Could your “normal” bloating, fatigue, or skin rash actually be inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)? You might be surprised how often Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis are missed — especially when…

400: Is Tylenol Safe? The Acetaminophen Side Effects That Wreck Your Liver


Is Tylenol safe? That’s the question many of my clients are asking. With all the noise online about acetaminophen side effects, pregnancy, autism, and potential health risks, it’s easy to feel…

394: Can Psoriasis Go Away? Latest Integrative Psoriasis Treatment Ideas w/ Dr. Mamina Turegano


If you wonder “Can psoriasis go away?”, believe that psoriasis is more than just a “skin problem,” and want to know about integrative psoriasis treatment options (that your doctor doesn’t talk…

392: Improving Hidradenitis Suppurativa HS Treatment With GLP1 Weight Loss Meds (NEW RESEARCH) w/ Dr. Steven Daveluy


Can GLP-1 medications be a helpful hidradenitis suppurativa HS treatment? These medications are best known for GLP1 weight loss and more balanced blood sugar—but their benefits may extend to help…

366: What Are Topical Steroids (aka. Glucocorticoids) + How They Actually Work In Your Body w/ Dr. Luis Franco


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…

357: Got Itchy Skin Without Rash? The Surprising Neuropathic Itch Trigger No One Talks About w/ Dr. Shawn Kwatra


“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,…

344: NEW RESEARCH On Topical Steroid Withdrawal Symptoms + TSW Red Skin Trigger w/ Dr. Ian Myles


I’ve discussed topical steroid withdrawal symptoms and TSW skin concerns extensively on the Healthy Skin Show, but there is still so much about this condition that isn’t well understood. Partly…

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