Signs on your skin that indicate hormonal imbalances.
Signs on your skin that indicate hormonal imbalances.
Signs and symptoms
usually indicate there's a lot going on in our bodies and not just hormonal
imbalances.
The hormones get imbalanced due to other systems
or glands not functioning properly. It all originates from the cells before it
can manifest on your skin or face.
1.
Acne and facial hair
Common causes;
They
include PCOS, excess androgen, estrogen dominance, low progesterone, poor gut
health, congested liver and blood sugar imbalances.
Tips on how to manage acne.
Clearing up or healing
the skin is not as easy as we would want, however, it takes time and
consistency to resolve the skin issue. Jumping right into supplements or
topical skin acids and creams might not be effective if the core problem isn't
addressed.
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The right
foundation includes eating right to balance your blood sugars. Go for whole
grain or starchy carbs / root vegetables balanced with Protein and healthy fat.
Consume adequate protein amounts with every meal
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Increase your
minerals like magnesium, zinc, potassium by taking variety of vegetables and
berries that are rich in antioxidants and minerals
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Support your
liver detoxification pathways by adding in herbs like milk thistle, dandelion
root tea, vitamins A and vitamin E. This will help with estrogen detox or
elimination.
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Incorporate the powerful raw carrot salad that acts as a binder to
excess estrogen since it’s high in fiber and allows estrogen elimination
through poop.
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Exercise
either by lifting Weight or simple movements like walking.
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prioritize daily
quality sleep which is between 7-9 hours daily.
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Eliminate external
estrogen sources like non-stick cookware, perfumes and fragrances, toxic make
up products, plastics and harsh cleaning agents
2.
Skin tags
Main causes
They are
caused mainly by; glucose and insulin imbalances. They are usually a sign of
insulin resistance especially with PCOS or pre-diabetes.
Nutrition action for skin tags
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Support your
metabolic health which means eating meals that help stabilize blood sugar. By
this I mean, have meals that are combined with 40% carbohydrates, 30% protein
sources and 30% health fats. For example, this would mean taking ¼ plate of
rice with 140 grams of ground beef and ¼ plate of sautéed vegetables.
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Do moderate
exercises especially strength training regularly for 3-4 times a week
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Do targeted supplementation
like Inositol supplement, vitamin C, magnesium supplement and or berberine.
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Reduce or
eliminate coffee intake. If you really have to take coffee, you should take
after having a meal or after breakfast.
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Also
prioritize sleep and rest.
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