xeroderma

I did the seven-day functional medicine detox and started taking progesterone support for a month after.

After three months, my cycles have returned back to normal, but I started losing my hair, I have dry skin, and I'm just dragging all the time.

My chiropractor and naturopath muscle tested and ovaries were not optimal at all.

Thyroid was a two out of 10.

What can I do to get back on track?" Okay.

Yeah, this is another one of those times where if it was possible, I would love you to run the stress metabolism test because this could be a classic thyroid issue.

If you're losing your hair, which you are, you have dry skin, and you have low energy, low mood, brain fog, that can be thyroid.

So let's say you can't test.

Let us also consider what happens when there is no histamine involved at all.

We mentioned dry skin earlier, and how it can itch without any immune response.

But there are other examples too.

Certain types of itching are caused by nerve damage, by nerves that fire incorrectly or too frequently due to injury or disease.

so the itch follows the contact, arriving minutes or hours after the skin has touched the plant.

This is a common outdoor experience, and many have felt it, that slow-building itch that appears after a walk through tall grass or a brush against an unfamiliar shrub.

Dry skin is another common cause of itching.

When the skin is too dry, it can itch.

George from Tampa, Florida.

I've recently been suffering with very dry skin.

Due to this, I always have dandruff and at times it's embarrassing.

Anything you can do to help? Well, George, you're dealing with dry skin.

It has to do with two things.

An omega-3 fatty acid deficiency and And also, you're dealing with a zinc deficiency.

So what do you do? You take omega-3 fats.

I would do two tablespoons of cod liver oil, one in the morning, one in the evening.