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It’s more logical and scientific to treat the deeper causes of these skin problems than it is to suppress the symptoms – don’t you agree? Most conventional treatments for skin problems use creams and/or drugs to suppress the rash or the underlying problem with the immune system but in the long term these strong medications have side effects and that is why I prefer to look deeper and treat the cause (usually the liver and the immune system) with nutritional medicine. Sometimes it is very difficult to pinpoint why a patient has chronic skin problems and for this reason these problems can be difficult to treat effectively. There are thousands of different types of skin problems and an accurate diagnosis often requires a consultation with a skin specialist or dermatologist. I have often found that worsening skin problems are a sign of liver dysfunction or of future liver problems on the horizon.

Acne rosacea – this causes small red pimples which affect the cheeks, the chin and area around the nose and small yellow heads may occur on the top of the pimples.

Deep painful rashes which may lead to ulcers.

Brown liver spots which make you look older.

Premature aging and wrinkling of the skin.

If your liver is not doing its job of breaking down toxins efficiently, they must be eliminated from your body by other means – in many cases they come out through your skin! When excessive toxins build up in the deeper layers of the skin this causes inflammation to occur and this can manifest as: Your heart requires energy to pump blood efficiently to your skin to maintain collagen production and oxygenate the cells to protect them from aging. Your hair follicles need energy to grow strong shiny hair and your skin cells require energy to eliminate toxins and repair and regenerate themselves.

Your liver is the metabolic factory of your body, producing energy to sustain the thousands of functions performed every minute by all of your body’s cells.

Over many years I have come to understand the tremendous importance of our liver function to our appearance. Not many of us relate the outer glow of our complexion to our liver health.