Root Cause of Seborrheic Dermatitis and How to Treat it Naturally

[@AleksandarVasilev-j9p]

It is so great to finally find someone who talks not only for the externally treatment. Thank you!

[@jlm517rocks]

one of the simplest, comprehensive, & generous sessions on this topic ever. Ty.

[@samanthareed2487]

I am going through a flare up right now and this video is really helpful, thank you.

[@abjkl]

Very well done video. Thank you.

[@TrexYash]

This video is masterpiece ❤❤thank you dr sarah😊

[@Calciu_83]

Excellent video Dr Sarah

[@Alphareactions007]

Best advise here on youtube Thank you very much :)

[@katherine_art05]

Thank you. I was sensitive in my scalp, but this year, I had to take antibiotics to kill a bacteria in my gut, and it was worse for everything. My scalp is itchy, my eyes, more sensitive with food than before. I definitely prefer natural solutions and products. I will change my diet again. I try to avoid sugar, but sometimes it is not easy when you want something, but you have many restrictions in your diet. I am not sure about honey.

[@raheelhaider9295]

Get milk kefir n saurkraut kimchi

[@katherinecoburn9700]

Thank you Dr. Sarah, this video really helped me! I definitely would love to learn more about the hormonal fluctuations/imbalances and that potentially causing flare ups. I don’t eat gluten anymore because about two years ago I became sensitive to it - I’m super mindful of what I consume internally and externally. Do you have any recommendations for books or articles to read on Seborrheic Dermatitis?

[@DrSarahWright]

I'm glad it was helpful! And yes there is definitely more I can talk about with hormone imbalances and seb derm (like a whole other video), but I didn't want this video to be too long! I don't have any book recommendations off the top of my head. For articles I typically go to PubMed or sometimes the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology (JAAD). I'm not sure of a holistic/integrative database for dermatology articles at the moment.

[@nibbax7772]

@@DrSarahWright can you make a video on a diet/foods that are safe to eat? Like a full guide? A would help a lot and many people like me would appreciate it. Also can I use 2 medicated shampoos? Not at once but like through the week? For example I use a ketaconazole shampoo 2 x a week but I wanna shampoo on the off days

[@lisagardner4814]

@@DrSarahWright do you have any topical recommendations ? Besides steroids and I’ve been addressing nutritional and mental health as well

[@patriciajones2265]

Thank you so much,blessings 😘

[@dencollie]

Vinegar bothers my skin and potatoe chips ,sugars too

[@raveenajayaraman7844]

I have had seborrcheic dermatitis for 5 years now. I didn’t take it seriously back then and now it’s gotten so worse. Plus I did cysteine treatment on my hair so it wouldn’t look frizzy. Now my hair has got even more damaged and I’ve severe hair breakage and hair thinning along with sebborhic dermatitis and the most worst dry and frizzy hair I’ve ever had. What should I actually do to get rid of the dermatitis and also about my hair thinning and breaking? Will oiling my scalp once a week not cause the dermatitis to flare up more? I’ve stopped oiling since forever and now I think I need to get back to it. Does home made hair masks also work on the scalp like eggs and oils? Please help!

[@shawalkhan8287]

Never oil your scalp when you have seborrheic dermatitis.

[@anniewhitmore7627]

Trying to 'train' my hair was the worst advice I took from KZbin influencers. A year down the line I am still paying for it. Not washing my hair every day did NOT realign my scalp and readjust the oil - it made it worse, more itchy and created lumps and bumps I never had b4. I persevered for some months and created hell for myself.

[@hannw7]

This!!!!! Between training and pandemic depression, I really messed up my scalp.

[@bettejackson3226]

Thank you for informing us

[@shincordon4578]

for me walnut is like starting hell.I have started and changed my diet lost about 42 kg from 123 kg to 80 kg now.But nothing changed for me.Sorry for bad English

[@pointbreaker9508]

Walnuts and almonds will increase the sebhorreric dermatitis ??? bro my case i lost 15 kgs in month after weight loss started sd disease i lost my 50 per hair bcoz of sd is there any solution find you

[@shincordon4578]

​@@pointbreaker9508 As Far as i know The nut Group has nothing to do with Seborrheic Dermatitis directly but if you have some allergy to them they can flareup Seborrheic Dermatitis in you. they have role of big wind for burnt jungle. for rich people always there are ways as solution like "gene therapy".ask your dermatologist if he/she can give you oral antifungal like fluconazole.i heard one female controlled her sd by 3 month course on doxycycline but it's very risky and without proper monitoring from doctor it can even lead to the death!!!

[@loitersquadX]

Marijuana works?

[@mysteriousmat]

Do vitamins and stoping achol help.

[@florangelahinckley8455]

Thank you dr my question is what’s the difference between atopic dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis my dermatologist diagnosed me with atopic dermatitis, thank you for your answer

[@vitanilange6926]

Milk and sugar has a bad impact on mine lack of sunlight, activity,and not sleeping enough to..

[@Jacky06]

What do you recommend for treating SD on the face? Pleas reply. ❤

[@stacyyates1567]

What suggestions for seborrheic dermatitis on the face ?

[@jex721]

Sugar is one of the main causes. Does this include sugars from fruit as well?

[@DevinNixonDavis]

Yes. Sugar is the same no matter where it's from.

[@DrSarahWright]

Hello there, great question! No, this does not include sugars from fruit. In the video I was referring to cane sugar as being a trigger. Cane sugar is made up of sucrose (glucose + fructose) with no nutritional value while fruit sugar is primary fructose combined with many important nutrients as well as fiber therefore the body metabolizes these products differently and the effect on your body and skin health is different. Fruit consumed in balanced portions should not be a problem for most people with seborrheic dermatitis.

[@nibbax7772]

@@DrSarahWright doctor would you agree that washing your hair everyday with a daily dandruff shampoo like head and shoulders then going off it when symptoms,s improve?

[@DrSarahWright]

@@nibbax7772 I typically don't recommend using any shampoo daily for seborrheic dermatitis because this will strip your scalp of it's natural oils too much and then overtime can cause the body to produce more sebum which causes you to need the shampoo more. So, I would more likely recommend using a dandruff shampoo 2-3 times per week (4 at the most if needed) and then yes once symptoms start to improve you can reduce that to once per week and then every other week and so forth. But I would do this in combination with other lifestyle factors like maintaining a balanced diet and managing stress.

[@universe3654]

@@DrSarahWright oil is not good to be applied to scalp having dandruff like coconut oil as it clogs the scalp . Heard argan oil is good as it doesn't clog scalp pores . Your views about it pls

[@raheelhaider9295]

I am also going from this phase but this can be controlled get kimchi saurkraut milk kefir elminate sugar

[@HuxaifaYT]

Help me iam lossing hairsss due to sebhoreic dermatitis

[@joshuagutierrez8407]

Great video with lots of pertinent information. From what I gather, sugar, dairy, gluten and processed foods are most likely the key factors in causing Seborrheic Dermatitis as well as a hormone imbalance and high levels of inflammation and/or testosterone/estrogen. So, if I were to get prescribed an anti inflammatory medicine, would I notice a reduction in SD or would it mutate into another form of it, but more virulent and less treatable?

[@willa1699]

Instead of getting prescribed, try changing eating patterns. I eat keto/low carb and I’ve noticed less flare ups overall. I take caprylic acid, flaxseed oil, and vit d religiously it helps to keep under control.

[@tc2664]

@@willa1699 Is there carbs in potatoes or like mash potatoes? I'm trying to eat less carbs but damn I like my potatoes being Irish and all lol

[@willa1699]

@@tc2664 lol yes, and those are starchy carbs, not overall good to have all the time. It will cause inflammation in the body. If you are going to eat carbs aim for complex carbs like a sweet potato but still not so often. I’ll have complex carbs but like once a day and during the day. I also have a ketazonole shampoo and a scalp oil but no anti inflammatory drugs are needed, imo. And if you can’t get away from it, just think to yourself how bad is this condition driving you crazy? For me, it was enough to give up on the foods I like all the time, I do have every now and again, but I’d rather not have to be concerned about my scalp. When I get flare ups it was so painful and my hair was thinning, as a woman it was making me self conscious all the time, so I’m willing to do what’s necessary

[@snaggymoplug5234]

@@willa1699is there any way to get caprlycic acid without taking the pills?

[@jorgemanuelraposo6600]

Vichy Dercos Shampoo Sensitive for Sensitive Scalp ultra shoothing dry hair.

[@wendyarch332]

Good info, what shampoo are you using after you got sebhorretic dermatitis under control

[@syed5149]

Use ketoconazole shampoo..how to use description will be given along with it in a paper You should use it twice a week and on other days you can use other shampoo but must not be anti dandruff ...and after using 4 to 6 weeks ...use it two or three times a month You will be a happy person like me😂..as I had very severe sobheric dermatitis on my scalp Now I feel I'm in the world of comfort from the world of pain and irritation

[@Lychee_M]

Hello doctor, my SD is like granules (semolina like texture) I consulted my dermatologist regarding this he said its SD only. Please guide. Thank you in advance.

[@chrismorenomccarthy8487]

Is sugar from fruit ok?

[@lrritationgamer2717]

Ok eat fruits directly , don't take juice

[@kcalderon03]

What was the natural shampoo that worked for you?

[@bekalele9035]

What is the best treatment for malisizia

[@ramonsixto]

Does hair fall come with seborrheic dermatitis?

[@pussylimonade667]

Yes

[@fatemamim2178]

Thank you mam, this video really helped me. i have seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp and it’ hurts. i can’t move my hair because of pain. Also i have severe hair fall. is seborrheic dermatitis causing hair fall? my doctor recommended me some medicated product such as shampoo and spray. should i need prp treatment? Is prp going to help my hair fall and that scalp condition? or it is gonna Make my scalp worse? Plz rply!!

[@raheelhaider9295]

Get saukraut milk kefir kimchi etc start elimination diet plan do oiling

[@1996vivian]

Gods information. But it is pronounced Seb-her-eee-ick.

[@andria2480]

🤓☝🏻

[@beasbayou9432]

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[@EWH2008]

Why did you not show photos of the other potential diagnoses, smh

[@Thoughtpologetics]

Ya there is more to the stress thing… I mean there are so many people with oily skin who have zero issues, it’s probably more skin barrier being disrupted by the stress then the inflammation stress brings on more than an increase in oil

[@dencollie]

High quality cod liver oil really helps

[@tuchus8781]

PUR D OR scalp therapy shampoo. After 8 years of misery. Fixed

[@Vishwanath94.95]

High fat and protein diet is great effects to rid seborrheic dermatitis, and low carb.

[@gwapogreg5837]

It's caused by eating yeast.

[@sweetbeep]

Seborr-EEEEEE-ic

[@Chosen144k-i1s]

Dam no more cupcakes. 😂lol screw

[@annikadjurberg6762]

Tar soap and Neutrogenas Tar Shampoo works great to maintain flares

[@ampiciline]

In simple language : SD = inflammation ... Now , the next question is how can i eliminate inflammation ??? very easy : .Omega -6 is the main source of the inflammation in our body , and it is the THR main trigger of SD or any other inflammatory skin disease . Folks, you MUST reduce the amount of Omega 6 and increase omega 3 . ) omega -6/omega -3 ratio ) ...... All vegetable oils even the healthy ones ( olive oil , avocado oil ) or super -foods like NUTS and EGGS ALL are loaded with OMEGA 6 ...... You MUST eliminate ALL grains ( corn / oat and wheat and even rice ) ....You must eat ONLY grass fed beef ( not fed with corn ) and lots of fish (salmons ) .....The only fruit that you can have is Blueberries because it has a very low amount of fructose ...... fructose is the main source of inflammation ....Also , you must avoid fresh Raw tomato ...... All milk products ( yes including yogurt ) has to be stopped / ice cream / cheese / ....... Alos , you must ONLY eat one time a a day ( intermittent fasting ) with lots of water . Folks , i know this is VERY hard to do ,BUT that is THE only WAY to cure your SD and enjoy your clear skin again . remeber , look for food with VERY low omega 6 , thing like , coconut oil / blueberries /salmon / ONLY grass fed beef ( low omega -6 ) ( chicken and turkey both have lots of omega 6 ) ...... Dr T ( Pharm D ) with 22 years clinical experience.

[@joannamalvahandidesilva]

How much do you weight Dr T? Coz I feel like I would starve if I followed your instructions. Not mentioning my low weight…

[@ampiciline]

@@joannamalvahandidesilva YES , You are correct. I have lost tones of weight because my insulin and cortisone level are both down significantly . please remember SD or any autoimmune disease is triggered by our Hormones mainly insulin cortisone and sex hormones ( DHT ) for unknow reasons ...I do NOT know why this is happening ( most likely due to our DNA make up or genetics ) but I have discovered the Triggers which are waking up these dormant genes .The triggers are ( hormonal imbalances mainly caused by stress and foods ) . My skin is completely clean NOW and that has increased my confidence level almost by 400 % in my daily social interactions . people keep telling me why I have lost so much weight and they think I am sick and I explain them that I have this skin condition which I am on this diet . ....Basically , you have two options : 1) eating what you enjoy and keep your current weight so you don't look too skinny , but taking conventional drugs or ointments RXED by your dermatologist or PCP for the rest of your life , which are patching your problem or 2) CURING your condition, but starving and losing weight . Sorry , there is no other way ..... I am telling you that this nasty SD CAN be cured but you need to change your life 180 degree . are you willing to do that ? you are THE only who Must make a call , not ME . Good luck

[@americarocks3175]

@@ampicilineso, in essence, you are suggesting a ketogenic diet based on meat, fatty fish and green veggies? One thing I am a bit unclear of is the types of fat to use for sauteeing since it appears butter and vegetable oils are out (I cannot have coconut oil- don't tolerate it). Any suggestions? Thank you.

[@ampiciline]

@@americarocks3175 fresh flax seed oil

[@stacyyates1567]

So this diet is forever or until inflammation is down???