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EPISODE · Aug 27, 2024 · 47 MIN

Can Healing Your Gut Cure Skin Problems? with Dr. Barbara Paldus

from Gutsy Health | Nutrition and Medicine · host Juanique Roney & Gina Worful

"Hormonal acne is a complex condition deeply connected to the gut-skin-brain axis, where diet, stress, and systemic inflammation play critical roles. Understanding and managing hormonal acne requires addressing not just the skin but also mood, inflammation, and hormonal balance."Your skin is home to trillions of tiny microbes that can affect your whole body, from your gut to your brain. These little organisms play a big role in skin conditions like eczema and hormonal acne.Today, we're lucky to have Dr. Barbara Paldus, CEO of Codex Labs, a dermatologist who's changing the game when it comes to skincare. She'll introduce us to integrative dermatology and explain how your skin, gut, and overall health are all connected.We'll learn why common treatments like antibiotics can actually make your skin problems worse. Dr. Paldus also shares some fascinating ways to address stubborn skin issues by working with your body's natural systems.Whether you're dealing with persistent skin problems or aiming for healthier skin, you'll gain insights to support your skin from the inside out.Show Highlights: 00:00 - Episode Start00:43 - Dr. Barbara's journey from engineering to integrative dermatology03:07 - How rising temperatures can affect skin conditions06:03 - Integrative dermatology 10107:32 - Hidden dangers of overusing antibiotics and its impact on gut health and cancer risk08:49 - Understanding the gut-brain-skin connection12:51 - Microbiome development from infancy to adulthood14:08 - The complex interplay of diet, stress, and skin health causing hormonal acne16:46 - Exploring gut-brain-skin relationships19:27 - Discussion on polycystic ovary syndrome20:48 - Addressing skin issues, gut health, and hormonal imbalances25:24 - Topical and internal probiotics for acne treatment 29:06 - Comparing healthcare costs globally32:19 - Accessible skincare solutions offered by Codex Labs34:44 - Natural eczema treatment methods38:22 - Importance of proper dosage in skin treatments40:44 - Age-appropriate skincare products44:14 - Tips for skin hydration45:22 - Microbiome recovery after antibiotics45:42 - Advice for persistent skin problems47:17 - How to find Codex Labs onlineImportant Links: Gutsy Health Website - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/Reach out to Provo Health and schedule a consultation with Dr. Jeff Wright by calling 801-691-1765Connect with Barbara Paldus on:Website - https://www.codexlabscorp.com/Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/codexlabs/Send us Fan Mail

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"Hormonal acne is a complex condition deeply connected to the gut-skin-brain axis, where diet, stress, and systemic inflammation play critical roles. Understanding and managing hormonal acne requires addressing not just the skin but also mood, inflammation, and hormonal balance." Your skin is home to trillions of tiny microbes that can affect your whole body, from your gut to your brain. These little organisms play a big role in skin conditions like eczema and hormonal acne. Today, we're luck...

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