Female adult acne case study exploring the gut-skin connection Why acne is not always hormonally driven Clinical Case Study Summary Primary concern: Persistent adult inflammatory acne Key contributing factor identified: Gut dysbiosis with low secretory IgA Clinical...
Hormonal Acne in Women: Causes, Signs and Natural Support What Is Hormonal Acne? Hormonal acne refers to breakouts influenced by fluctuations in hormones such as androgens, oestrogen and progesterone. It is one of the most persistant causes of adult acne in women....
Naturopath vs Dermatologist for Acne: Treatment Differences Explained Author: Norelle Hentschel (Master of Advanced Naturopathic Medicine). This information is general in nature and does not replace individual medical advice. If you are experiencing severe, persistent...
Adult Acne: Understanding Causes and Treatment Approaches Author: Norelle Hentschel (Master of Advanced Naturopathic Medicine). This information is general in nature and does not replace individual medical advice. If you are experiencing severe, persistent or unusual...
What does PCOS acne look like? It is estimated that between 30-48% of women with treatment-resistant cystic acne may have polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) (Mehta-Ambalal, 2017). Acne may be the canary in the coal mine warning of a deeper endocrine disorder....
Zinc is a trace mineral essential for health. Over 300 enzymatic reactions in the body require zinc, including digestive health, immune function, DNA transcription, blood glucose control, antioxidant defences, neurotransmitter production, and hormone regulation. Zinc...
