Hormonal Acne - How I Cleared my Hormonal Acne

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[@KiaraGx]

love your vids! please upload more church photography/ media vids-- starting that ministry and your vids helped a lot !

[@lauritafigalo]

So important the information you shared in this video ❤ I've started taking spironolactone after visiting an endocrinologist, but at the same time I want to heal my hormones through changing my eating habits and doing exercise regularly. I know that if at some point I stop taking the medication and haven't changed my lifestyle previously, my acne would probably return. Hope you continue getting better & better ❤

[@Fragrancequeen7]

“I found my identity in Christ” UGH THERE YOU GOOOO 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 love this ❤❤❤ didn’t expect to find a video that was uploaded 2 days ago, def Holy Spirit directed thank you!

[@abigaildaniella]

@@Fragrancequeen7 He’s the only way. Glad this was helpful

[@belovedsoniathewriter]

The food that we eat and the skin care products we use does affect our skin. Once I stopped eating food that caused my skin to break out and started a skin care routine, no more acne. 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@abigaildaniella]

Let’s go!!! Yeah it’s real, what you eat affects your body.

[@artisharma4313]

My dermatologist is recommending me to have birth control pills for my acne and I am very afraid to take it.

[@bellasheehan]

Me too! And spironolactone. Which brought me here. Rooting for you.

[@abigaildaniella]

@@artisharma4313 it’s definitely challenging to make that decision. For me, it wasn’t something I wanted but I did anyway because I felt like I had no other option.

[@amirashala2706]

would you say that working with a naturopath has helped you ?❤

[@abigaildaniella]

@@amirashala2706 they helped me confirm my allergies/sensitivities but after that I didn’t see them regularly. I’d recommend getting an allergy/food sensitivity test so you know what you shouldn’t be eating.

[@bellav101]

Queen ❤

[@abigaildaniella]

😌😌