Why your skin Care Products Can’t Heal Psoriasis or Eczema
Apr 02, 2025 5:06 am
Have you ever wondered why your skincare products barely touch your psoriasis or eczema? You try new creams, serums and ointments, yet the flares return - angry, persistent, and unpredictable.
Hello
Are you ready to stop guessing and start healing?
Your skin is not the issue. It’s a messenger - sending signals that something is off inside. No cream can fix this from the outside. The real solution is restoring your gut health, calming inflammation, and resetting your immune system naturally.
When your gut leaks, your skin speaks.
Think of your gut lining as a protective barrier. When it’s damaged (a condition called leaky gut), toxins, undigested food, and bacteria escape into your bloodstream, triggering inflammation that manifests as rashes, itching, and redness.
What’s Really Causing Your Skin to Flare?
✔️ Leaky Gut Syndrome – When your gut lining is damaged, toxins enter your bloodstream, triggering inflammation that shows up on your skin.
✔️ Food Sensitivities – Gluten, dairy, and processed foods can fuel chronic inflammation and worsen skin conditions.
✔️ Poor Liver Detoxification – Your liver helps flush toxins, but when it’s overburdened, your skin becomes the exit route.
✔️ Nutrient Deficiencies – Low levels of zinc, omega-3s, and vitamin D make healing nearly impossible.
✔️ Stress & Cortisol Spikes – Stress weakens your gut barrier, making flare-ups worse.
Healing Starts from Within
❌ Stop relying on temporary skin fixes.
✅ Repair your gut with anti-inflammatory foods.
✅ Eliminate trigger foods that cause inflammation.
✅ Support your liver with detoxifying foods and herbs.
✅ Balance stress levels with deep breathing & better sleep.
Your skin is speaking to you—are you ready to listen?
Book a 60 min (one on one) Gut Reset Consult for ₹2000 and let’s uncover the skin-gut connection that’s been ignored for too long.
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To healing from within,
Deepali Arora
Gut Health & Anti-Inflammatory Nutritionist