Everyday Epigenetics: Raw. Real. Relatable.
Jul 13, 2026 · 54 min · 11 segments
Healthy skin isn't created by expensive creams, complicated skincare routines, or the latest beauty trend. It's a reflection of what's happening inside the body. In this episode of Everyday…
Susan RobbinsHost
Samantha DenchGuest
I know even working with my clients within the first two weeks, because I start off seeing about every two weeks.

Another one I see quick progression with getting lighting, lowering it or lightening it, rosacea.

It is because you can do all the creams, creams, oils, lotions, essential oils, everything that you see promoted out there.

Like when you lifestyle, what components do you see that play the big, biggest parts?

Obviously diet, but also nervous system, sleep, lifestyle, especially I know a lot of women are in perimenopause and they try to eat, restrict their diets and do these crazy workouts.

And it's actually making your skin worse because your body and your skin can't heal if your nervous system is dysregulated.

Explain, can you explain to people how the nervous system affects the skin? The brain, the gut, the skin, the gut's basically connected to every single organ of the body.

And your nervous system, which is connected to your brain, is also connected to your gut.

I know even working with my clients within the first two weeks, because I start off seeing about every two weeks.

Another one I see quick progression with getting lighting, lowering it or lightening it, rosacea.

It is because you can do all the creams, creams, oils, lotions, essential oils, everything that you see promoted out there.

Like when you lifestyle, what components do you see that play the big, biggest parts?

Obviously diet, but also nervous system, sleep, lifestyle, especially I know a lot of women are in perimenopause and they try to eat, restrict their diets and do these crazy workouts.

And it's actually making your skin worse because your body and your skin can't heal if your nervous system is dysregulated.

Explain, can you explain to people how the nervous system affects the skin? The brain, the gut, the skin, the gut's basically connected to every single organ of the body.

And your nervous system, which is connected to your brain, is also connected to your gut.
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