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EPISODE · Jan 17, 2022 · 24 MIN

The Acne Series: Why Testing Your Hormones ISN'T The Most Important Line of Action

from Clear Acne Naturally - Detoxing with Dani

In this week's episode of Detoxing with Dani, I explain why testing your hormones might not be the first line of defense when trying to get to the bottom of your acne. Your hormones play a vital role in how your body functions, but it's your gut that determines how your body (and your hormones) function. I'll let you know which are the best comprehensive tests to get and which ones you can skip. Be sure to tune in and start your healing journey today! —---------------- Connect with Dani! Website IG: @TheAcneWellnessCenter / @detoxingwithdani Facebook Group: Detoxing with Dani  Acne Starter Guide: https://detoxingwithdani.com/acnestarterguide  Monat Hair Quiz: https://detoxingwithdani.com/hairquiz  —---------------- The information provided by the Detoxing with Dani Podcast, Dani Ferguson CN, or any of its guests is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as medical advice. Please consult your physician first before implementing any of the information provided.

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