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The Eczema Podcast

Are you struggling with your eczema and ready to finally overcome it for good? Do you want to learn different healing strategies from the best experts who work with eczema? If you want a natural (and a long term solution) to heal, I'm here to bring you 4 years of expert interviews to help you! My name is Abby and I'm a Registered Holistic Nutritionist and founder of Conqueror Skincare. In this show, you'll learn from the best eczema experts on how to overcome atopic dermatitis, strategies to speed up healing, the best eczema products, and you'll also get encouragement and support. This show interviews experts including naturopaths, dermatologists, skin experts, and much more.
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Now displaying: March, 2020
How can L-histidine, melatonin & activated charcoal help you? (S4E03) 0
Mar 17, 2020

In a continuation of the last episode, Dr. Matthew J Zirwas is back to talk about food allergies, mom guilt, and how certain supplements like L-histidine, activated charcoal, apple cider vinegar, and melatonin can all help your eczema.

 

*Here is more information on what Dr. Matthew shared about:

- Find out why your eczema is causing your food allergies (and not the other way around!).
- Why eczema is the #1 condition that causes the most stress in parents
- How doctors can make moms feel guilty about their child's eczema
- Why does L-Histidine make your skin softer?
- Why does melatonin help your skin (and sleep)?
- Can activated charcoal help reduce skin flares in dermatitis?
- How can apple cider vinegar help your eczema?

 

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Dr. Zirwas is a nationally recognized expert in eczema, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis, who practices at Bexley Dermatology in Bexley, Ohio. He received his undergraduate and medical school degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. He completed his dermatology residency at the University of Pittsburgh as well, developing an interest in contact dermatitis during his residency which led to additional training at Penn State University and the Cleveland Clinic. Dr Zirwas has published over 150 peer-reviewed articles and is one of the authors of the 7th Edition of Fisher's Contact Dermatitis. His interests focus on clinical trials, adult atopic dermatitis, pruritus and urticaria, allergic and irritant contact dermatitis, and rosacea.
 
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A Rare Type Of Dermatologist Who Practices Differently (S4E02) 0
Mar 3, 2020
This episode interviewed Dr. Matthew J Zirwas - a rare type of dermatologist who practices so differently. Find out why his practice is unique and how he also incorporates complementary integrative medicine in his practice.
 
Dr. Zirwas is also a nationally recognized expert in eczema, psoriasis, and contact dermatitis, who practices at Bexley Dermatology in Bexley, Ohio. He received his undergraduate and medical school degrees from the University of Pittsburgh. He completed his dermatology residency at the University of Pittsburgh as well, developing an interest in contact dermatitis during his residency which led to additional training at Penn State University and the Cleveland Clinic. Dr Zirwas has published over 150 peer-reviewed articles and is one of the authors of the 7th Edition of Fisher's Contact Dermatitis. His interests focus on clinical trials, adult atopic dermatitis, pruritus and urticaria, allergic and irritant contact dermatitis, and rosacea.
 
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