Re: Seborrheic Dermatitis - Why creams and supplements won't work and why diet is the key.

Some respectable insight but not entirely true. The Gi tract is not completely responsible for the occurance of this disease. Throughout the course of my 5 yr ordeal, I have implemented many of the suggested regimens with no results whatsoever. I also investigated my nutritional deficits with Spectracell Intracellular testing to find a deficiency in only B5. In addition ingestion of Aloe Vera and probiotics for the course of several months failed to yield any results besides a well functioning bowel with plenty of movements per day. The skin remains static. The whole the toxin-skin theory is comletely played out. This serves as just another naturopathic ploy to muster funds from unsuspecting and desperate patients in the industry. Medicine is an industry all around . Don't be fooled by false prophets-not saying you're one. Toxins don't "go" to the skin nor are they "pushed" through anything if the other "pipes" aren't working. The skin is a functioning organ that is impacted by the many physiological processes of the body. Not pipeline to the bowel. Its pseudoscience. Tweet