I appreciate this segment. My daughter is overcoming vaccine injury and thanks to God and good Drs like you, we have regained cognitive ability and jumped over some daunting hurdles. Natural medicine is effective.
@@street_girlgood to know, I never ever take any medicines including ibuprofen, I also suffer from Dermatitis and is horrible, I have it on the eyes at the moment 🙈
Hi Dr. Dasari. My son is 22 yrs old and his eczema is really bad. We recently did allergy tests and found he's highly allergic to egg and fish, moderately allergic to soya, and allergic to dairy, wheat and nuts, however the last three the allergy levels tested very low. We also found high levels of enzymes in his liver and is currently waiting for an appointment with a gastroenterologist. I will definitely incorporate these tips from your video into his diet, but I'm so scared that I may be giving him the wrong foods to eat in his diet as a whole. The labs are doing an intensive allergy test (Alex-2), still awaiting results. How do I help him in the meantime?
Y son has ulcerated colitis with associated liver disease plus cc (long word cannot remember which is a disfunction of the small tunnel part of liver from liver to kiney
@Michael G I tried carnivore. was not for me. went animal based and my eczema recovered just fine and my insomnia as well. getting better. I cant handle some fruits but most of them are ok.
@@kranchProductions it took about 1-2 months for me. but the general thumb would be 3 months or more. I did not feel that great on it after 2 months even tho i started sleeping better and less depressive. I needed fruits back in and sometimes raw honey on days i work out. so Im going all in on animal based for about 5 months now and I feel great. I believe im done with the base line of experiments. now I'm just experimenting with different ways to approach animal based and make it more fun :) in the beginning it's very challenging tho. cuz unhealthy carb, sugar, processed cravings etc.
Yes I suffer from eczema and I have salicylate sensitivity, and have to avoid most fruits, veg, herbs/spices & nuts. Also my leaky gut has caused a whole heap of food sensitivities/intolerances
If you consume sulfur-rich foods, such as broccoli, onions (if you can tolerate them, not low FODMAP unfortunately), cabbage, bok choy, and cauliflower, it will help tremendously. Also make sure to get adequate magnesium. You may need to remove salicylates for a bit and other food triggers to allow the epithelium of your gut to heal. This usually takes 6 weeks on average, but it depends on the extent of damage. You'll probably need to do an elimination diet if you haven't already. Stick to some whole foods you know are totally safe for you for a while and then introduce one food at a time, every three days. As you introduce foods that contain salicylates, make sure to counterbalance it with a sulfur-rich veggie.
My son have many Allergies and eczema he’s been in a lot of medication and injection lotion, cream, it goes and come back but now skin a little bit I control I don’t know what is causing it.
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I began a candida cleanse diet that helped my overall health and am sticking to it! No more sugar for me
I appreciate this segment. My daughter is overcoming vaccine injury and thanks to God and good Drs like you, we have regained cognitive ability and jumped over some daunting hurdles. Natural medicine is effective.
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My dermatitis went away when I stoped eating sugar (I also do a no milk and and no gluten diet but it only went away when I left sugar)
How many months/weeks of no sugar until you see improvement?
@@somisomi62 i think it was about 3 weeks more or less.
Can you eat fruit? And dates? Or zero fruits ?
@@ositoguy I eat fruits. Just to let you know some medicines also trigered my dermatitis (INSAIDs like ibuprofen)
@@street_girlgood to know, I never ever take any medicines including ibuprofen, I also suffer from Dermatitis and is horrible, I have it on the eyes at the moment 🙈
Extremely useful information.Many thanks!!!🙏
Hi Dr. Dasari. My son is 22 yrs old and his eczema is really bad. We recently did allergy tests and found he's highly allergic to egg and fish, moderately allergic to soya, and allergic to dairy, wheat and nuts, however the last three the allergy levels tested very low. We also found high levels of enzymes in his liver and is currently waiting for an appointment with a gastroenterologist. I will definitely incorporate these tips from your video into his diet, but I'm so scared that I may be giving him the wrong foods to eat in his diet as a whole. The labs are doing an intensive allergy test (Alex-2), still awaiting results. How do I help him in the meantime?
Which need food to avoid
Thank you for your videos. How can I sign up with my emails for the training and the nutritional guide? I can’t the link in the description
Great video💞💞💞
I don't see the link to the training. Can you help me?
Where do I start ?P K
Y son has ulcerated colitis with associated liver disease plus cc (long word cannot remember which is a disfunction of the small tunnel part of liver from liver to kiney
Great video.
Thanks a lot Doctor.🙏
hi doc, what those foods needs to avoid for eczema and hives
I can I sign up for the training
I don't get why you say nuts, my throat/thyroid gets inflammated by almonds and my heart races quicker, fever and my head keeps pounding.
@Michael G I tried carnivore. was not for me. went animal based and my eczema recovered just fine and my insomnia as well. getting better. I cant handle some fruits but most of them are ok.
@Michael G @MrWater
You guys both tried carnivore? How did it help.? Was it just beef only?
@@mrwater2033 how long did u do carnivore for it to help you?
@@kranchProductions it took about 1-2 months for me. but the general thumb would be 3 months or more. I did not feel that great on it after 2 months even tho i started sleeping better and less depressive. I needed fruits back in and sometimes raw honey on days i work out. so Im going all in on animal based for about 5 months now and I feel great. I believe im done with the base line of experiments. now I'm just experimenting with different ways to approach animal based and make it more fun :) in the beginning it's very challenging tho. cuz unhealthy carb, sugar, processed cravings etc.
@@mrwater2033 thx for replying and did you do just beef to start ? Or you did eggs and other animal products ?
What about salicylates and eczema, seems to be a strong connection with many people?
Yes I agree not a lot of ppl know that
Yes I suffer from eczema and I have salicylate sensitivity, and have to avoid most fruits, veg, herbs/spices & nuts. Also my leaky gut has caused a whole heap of food sensitivities/intolerances
Take glutamine @@foziaar5878
If you consume sulfur-rich foods, such as broccoli, onions (if you can tolerate them, not low FODMAP unfortunately), cabbage, bok choy, and cauliflower, it will help tremendously. Also make sure to get adequate magnesium. You may need to remove salicylates for a bit and other food triggers to allow the epithelium of your gut to heal. This usually takes 6 weeks on average, but it depends on the extent of damage. You'll probably need to do an elimination diet if you haven't already. Stick to some whole foods you know are totally safe for you for a while and then introduce one food at a time, every three days. As you introduce foods that contain salicylates, make sure to counterbalance it with a sulfur-rich veggie.
Would this work for kids too?
What about an iodine deficiency?
My son have many Allergies and eczema he’s been in a lot of medication and injection lotion, cream, it goes and come back but now skin a little bit I control I don’t know what is causing it.
Eat high fiber
take magnesium glycinate
Avoid high carbs and high sugar
Avoid process food
Get enough sunlight
Inflamm starts in gut