SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS TREATMENT Get Rid of DANDRUFF NOW!"

Are you suffering from this common skin condition? Get rid of Seborrheic Dermatitis NOW! In this video, I'm going to show you how to get rid of Seborrheic Dermatitis using natural remedies.
Seborrheic Dermatitis is a condition that causes thick, oily skin. It's usually a symptom of another condition, like eczema or psoriasis, but it can be difficult to treat on its own. In this video, I'm going to show you how to get rid of Seborrheic Dermatitis using natural remedies. By following these tips, you'll be able to get rid of Seborrheic Dermatitis quickly.
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[@questionmark1152]

I can tell you that sugar and a poor diet is what makes it worse, and if you cut out sugar and improve your diet, IT WILL GET BETTER. Dr's say they think it is caused by yeast on your skin. What does yeast love to eat? SUGAR!!! I'm not saying I know this for a fact, but if you eat a lot of sugar, it gets worse. If you cut out sugar, it gets better. I'd guarantee any money that people that have bad cases of this have bad diets high in sugar. When you clean up your diet and drink lots of water, I'll guarantee your skin will get better. I know from experience.

[@JennBX1]

Thank you so much for this video! I have watched so many on this condition, but this one was the most informative. Not one other video mentions that stress exacerbates this condition. I learned so much. Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@joharinortayuan3286]

thanks for this video!

[@thamjeedali4913]

great video !

[@chrish813]

Thank you

[@Verbsdescribeus]

Finally, I found out why alopecia affected me too... Due to this dermatitis type....

[@warwar9848]

Thanks

[@kiwhito90]

Good presentation colleague

[@mziakhan911]

Kindly upload a video on chicken pox and it's treatment as well as remedies for removal of it's spots......

[@sudhamshankar9318]

Its on my face and ears , using antifungal shampoo foam on face irritates skin and skin becomes red and dry and for this i have to use anti-inflammatory ointment. This is a loop , u can't escape anywhere. On not washing my face, with any facewash or shampoo foam , it looks normal but still there is intense burning sensation at some places and yellowish secretion . This disease is more than a curse . Hope someday we find its cure . Edit - Today as on 04/05/2024 , I'm telling all of u that since February 2024 , I'm going well without using any face moisture or cream or ointment, and I'm also not avoiding much food , i just avoid junk food , oily food , maida , and sugar , and after bathing I expose my face in direct sunlight four times a week in between 8am -9am for 10-15min *And the most important thing is that u have to believe that you have no disease* Convince urself daily , just act and think like u don't have any disease, get vit d levels checked and may God shower his love on all of us..

[@animeshtiwari9385]

Decreasing foods with gluten can help . Along with taking vitamin D3 if you’re deficient

[@sudhamshankar9318]

@@animeshtiwari9385 wheat and rice chhod denge to khaenge kya bhai and I'm not so rich to completely avoid gluten

[@crawlzzz]

Have you tried sulfur ointment?

[@sudhamshankar9318]

@@crawlzzz i haven't tried it yet , but how long can I be able to use it ?

[@crawlzzz]

@@sudhamshankar9318 from what I can tell you can use it indefinitely. Although in my experience, once you're cleared up you can drop it to only every few days to keep it at bay. My nose was completely peeling and red for weeks and nothing would help. Within 3 days of putting on the sulfur ointment before bed, I was almost completely clear.

[@67ishwarsingh]

Been using drugs prescribed by dermatologist from a year still dandruff is present. Had spent over 40k ₹ for treatment no effect, 😅. Hair fall started too. They tell us to be stress free but dandruff is the one causing stress and financial loss 😂.

[@mr.100rupees3]

Try to not consume wheat and gluten or even maybe dairy. Carbohydrates trigger the release of those oils mentioned in the video. LOOK INTO THE RELATION BETWEEN CARBS AND SKIN CONDITIONS

[@Finn959]

Are you vegetarian

[@67ishwarsingh]

@@Finn959 yes. By the way I started using selsun shampoo and stopped using all the other drugs given by the dermatologist. My dandruff is now very well controlled.

[@kajalrai3207]

Try Kottakal ayurveda medication ..it helped me

[@kevinsalmador739]

​@@67ishwarsingh ohh God..good that I found your comment Was your head having flaking issue ? In my case many people at first say that was dandruff, but it was more severe than that Like big skin flaks used to wear off .... And my face gets flaking too Tell me a bit more about your treatment bro.. please

[@user-lz4jf5nq5q]

I am completely cured after 6 years. Here is what I did, I hope it helps someone. I quit processed food completely. I switched from diary to gluten free alternatives. Paid a higher price for macro/ organic alternatives on the vegetables. Processed sugar is almost completely rid from diet. I used steroid cream under dermatologist prescription for two years. This exacerbated it. I had worried about the effects of ceasing it’s use. I used an antibacterial alternative of tee tree and rosemary Creme for my face when tapering off hydrocortisone. Have not touched hydro since and I do not recommend it’s use. I used a tar shampoo once a month to really rid the dandruff and bacteria off my scalp. Blow dry hair after shower every time. For body wash and moisturiser I diverted towards natural alternatives. In about a month I was completely clear from seb derm. I had laser to fix pigmentation and kill bacteria. Q Switch - Non ablative. For me I believe it was my diet - gut health. My life is turned around. I only wish I’d done this six years sooner.

[@flaviusc.4286]

thank you for sharing your experience with us, God bless your soul

[@MrMoon1ight_]

Is drying the hair super important?

[@user-lz4jf5nq5q]

@@MrMoon1ight_ I found keeping the scalp routinely clean and dry to be an effective way (for me) to prevent that moist environment which the bacteria thrived in. For me, every step is important. Most importantly, the change didn’t completely occur until I worked on my health from the inside out via disciplined diet. I spent years trying to Band-Aid the effect with hygiene and pharmaceutical products without fixing the cause. This is not advice, just trying to be insightful.

[@kirpi1]

Hello. I am writing from Turkey. I comment using translation. It would be very nice if you translate your answer. I have had seborrheic dermatitis on my scalp for several years. I promised not to apply cleaning products such as shampoo or soap to my scalp. My hair was number three. I started massaging my scalp with crushed garlic every day. After massaging with garlic for half an hour, I rinsed my hair with apple cider vinegar. I repeated this every day. In the first few days, the dandruff disappeared. He didn't come back for a few months. When I went back to shampoo a few months later, it started to flak slowly within 1 week. Whatever my personal opinion is, clean your hair with herbal teas and oil. Don't give up. I think it regulates the microbiota in the hair. I rinse with herbal tea. It's my second day. It's the 14th day since I quit shampooing again. I'm going to get my hair used to shampoo-free for life.

[@Syrus5656]

​@@kirpi1knka merhaba çözüm buldunn mu hastalığa bende de var aylardır saçımda dökülme yapıyor. Dokulmeyi durdurabilsem keske

[@mr.100rupees3]

It's crazy how most doctors at leadt in the west, will send you straight to a dermatologist where you will be given a bunch of creams, but what food you eat is not questioned once

[@MrMoon1ight_]

What should I eat?

[@mr.100rupees3]

@@MrMoon1ight_ well it depends on what food bother your skin specifically. The most common culprits are seed oils, processed sugars, wheat and lactose. I suggest you do your own research and experiment with food by taking out the one's that are most often to blame

[@crolmac]

For what it is worth, when i was younger, i used to do henna. Now i am older, i don't anymore because my white hair looks like crap with the red. I know that in morocco ( or i was told) that they put henna on kids palms and feet to avoid them getting fungus infections as the kids played around the countryside...maybe? All i know is this condition was never so much a problem as it is now. I might just try henna with no color, the real stuff if i can still find it, maybe it makes a difference...not organised commercial juices, the real henna that you have to make yourself, with lemon juice . I used to make it without lemon juice and it seemed to do something. But it is nicer with

[@Murph_82]

I bought roycederm off amazon and it worked amazingly for a year or so. Now all of a sudden its came back and the roycederm no longer works. Mad

[@mifjr9558]

Fractionated coconut oil helped me, it's not perfect but def under control.

[@kadagalaganesh4230]

Oil increases dandruff, it's not recommended

[@mifjr9558]

@@kadagalaganesh4230 Not this one

[@Shreee134]

❤thank you

[@MEDSimplified]

Your kind words mean a lot to me. Thank you!

[@Shreee134]

@@MEDSimplified Yea dear🌝 thank you for the proper information 👌 ... Helpful to me & many❤️

[@alexandraoster7872]

I have it in nape of my neck and its hideous! My dermatologist prescribed a medical shampoo and a liquid that stings my scalp but helps. If I don't follow my regiment it flares up and I have to start all over again. Not the worst thing that could happen to me I suppose but I always feel unhygienic even though I'm actually not 😢

[@hestias408]

I have this condition for about 20 years and still counting till the day the cure is found. Sacrifice my childhood and teenager phase... and soon my adulthood

[@sarsvfx]

Man I got it at 15 now am 18 I wish I enjoyed my moments before it developed more cuz since I got it in 2019-2020 ish I died I am not going to have kids because I don’t want to pass on this trash genetics I would be the greatest father of all time if wasn’t for dermatitis sigh 😞

[@cymbidium3517]

Have you tried mct oil? C8 mct oil to be exact

[@mifjr9558]

Try fractionated coconut oil. It doesn't cure it completely but at least keeps it under control.

[@sarsvfx]

@@NikhilKumar-jw1ve thanks for this brother stay strong glad to know so why do you think we developed this was it just a genetic defect or something

[@AphroditeCZ]

@@sarsvfx There are plenty of sources on KZbin about carnivore, animal based, or just diet with quality ingredients (avoiding toxic stuff with pesticides and things like too much plant defense chemicals). Try Paul Saladino, Frank Tufano (to maybe counterbalance Paul Saladino....don't believe anybody 100%...do what works for you) and go from there. It is very likely the food we eat. Have you eliminated seed oils (canola, sunflower, peanut...)? It is the source of unsaturated fats this video mentioned. It might be all you need, but it will likely not be enough. You can then try reducing carbohydrates which apparently feed the bacteria on your head. I'm currently trying this, but it will be a slow process as I need to find other alternatives to eat and change my habits. Might also be the milk, which I am not willing to cut right now. You might be motivated way more than I am and reach a solution faster than me. I just don't want to wash my hair every 2 days and don't have to regularly go to school/work. So I don't worry about the dandruff too much and try slowly change my diet to test things out. Only thing that really bothers me is the itching. But if I just use baby shampoo or an egg, it itches just a little and just sometimes. I don't believe in shampoos that target this condition...my scalp always itches way more 1 or 2 days after I use them. Just trying to say you don't have bad genetics...we live in a toxic environment and some people just can tolerate way more. It is unlikely you'd have these problems running around with a bow and in a loin cloth. So try to make some changes to see if they work for you and you. There is so many people with problems you don't know about having plenty of children. You can figure this one out with some testing.

[@67ishwarsingh]

I used to have severe flaky dandruff. Over the years I have seen more than 5 dermatologists but no one was able to treat my problem. My suffering finally came to an end when I started using SELSUN shampoo. Believe me guys it is the best thing to tackle this dandruff problem. I had dandruff for more than 4 years but just after switching to this shampoo it's gone within 14 days. Thanks to God I feel so relieved now and I just don't want anyone to go through this same problem 😭. For everyone who is facing this issue, I request you please please give this shampoo a try, it's life saving.

[@jessikapiche6097]

so basically it is not caused by fungus but we prescribe anti fungal treatments... We need to keep the skin clean and moisturized so we give pirytonine shampoo and salicylic shampoo, both drying agent that penetrates between cells and may even enter cell walls. I am really not sure this is actually a good idea.

[@icomeandgobybubble87]

I broke out recently with dermatitis on my scalp, after having Covid. It's blistering and causing hair loss, which is causing me to become depressed. Nothing seems to be helping and I am really worried. What do i do? I have celiac, been completely glutej free for seveh years, and only weigh 94 pounds. I don't know what's causing this.

[@ionutclaudiu8503]

You solved the problem??

[@kennielramos2465]

One of ur main problems is ur gut health. 94 pounds? I don’t think that’s good for u, u need to do something about what u eat, a car can’t work without oil u know

[@kerynl.sanchez9891]

Spray apple vinegar for at least six months. It won’t cure it but it will have it under control

[@nalliug23]

Apply cucumber + vitamin e it work for me

[@pavwlik]

i recommended ichtammol or sulfur shampoos

[@peterdeglovic4931]

balances the hormonal system too :) check those videos - 100s people is making videos on the topic of EARTHING

[@sanataniupdates]

What you want to say bro...please tell us

[@sarsvfx]

@@sanataniupdatesexactly he needs to help us rn 😂

[@sanataniupdates]

Im suffering from rhis disease since 3year.. its really sad.... You can't compromise with sugar-free diet..bcz im from a middle class background...so ....... But feeling painful...

[@sarsvfx]

Same 3 years too am 18 got it at 15 since I got it I died never truly been alive since it’s only a matter of time before I give in 😂

[@jordan_tarubal]

Me too bro i have one you're not alone

[@kevindame3757]

Castor oil has helped me recently, and a very strong herbal cream from Royce derm before they made their original formula less potent.

[@allno2849]

i got seborric dermatities just after getting treated with chicken pox

[@vishnuvishnu-kg1wz]

You didn't bath when you get chicken pox

[@allno2849]

@@vishnuvishnu-kg1wz ya i did't bath for 10-12 days or so

[@vishnuvishnu-kg1wz]

@@allno2849 same thing happen to me I got complete face dandruff and nowadays sometimes when ever I have not washed my face serborric dematities appears again slightly on my face

[@puixgt8720]

I used a curly hair foam and I got the dandruff the next day

[@icomeandgobybubble87]

That sounds like an allergic reaction

[@sanketsahare7676]

Should i use perachute oil after using kitakonazole medicated shampoo( salisia KT) Please assist

[@Iamaj941]

No it will make scalp worse don't

[@kevinsalmador739]

​@@Iamaj941bro...what else do you recommend Plz suggest

[@rileyday4220]

I once got so dehdrated that i never smelt the same again. My BO smell was noticably different ever since... I also hate this disease. Is it related

[@nalliug23]

Bro use cucumber + vitamin e it work for me

[@sanjumondal258]

Can it be completely relief from this?

[@nalliug23]

Yes use cucumber + vitamin E it worked for me

[@user-ep8ud6fk7q]

My doctor prescribed me ketoconzole shampoo... But it makes my hair frizzy... & For face antifungal cream named as Clotam-B, eumosne M .... Is it safe to use antifungal cream for long time... I have been using it for last 3 years... i am also from jammu

[@ujjavalkumar7398]

Bro both the creams are steroidal creams, I still use eumosone or desowen at times but very rare. Like once a month. Dont use them for too long. Try non steroidal creams instead.

[@Trenbol0ne999]

My doctor prescribed me mometasone ..as long as I kept using my skin was clear but when I stopped after finishing the tube it reappeared again​@@ujjavalkumar7398

[@heleneikerenkotter2950]

Ketoconazole shampoo or cream is not a steroid. It is an anti fungal treatment . It damages the fungal cell membrane . Anti fungal treatment also comes in Oral form . I would prefer the topical use. Not so sure how effective the oral medication would be for the scalp . Probably more effective for skin issues. This is definitely not a steroid. Know what you are putting on your skin and in your mouth and the side effects. Do your homework and ask questions. These medications are not without side effects.

[@user-ep8ud6fk7q]

@@heleneikerenkotter2950 i think he's talking about Clotam B, eumosome m creams (Clotrimazole+betamethasone & Clobetasone Miconazole) they are corticosteroid..... I use the lotion Clotrimazole+betamethasone twice a week then wash it after 8-12 hours only during winters

[@minahil2491]

Can SD be ever cured?

[@rileyday4220]

Damn. I havent exersized since. its been almost 4 years. and 3 homeless, so hygiene isnt tip top . Picture exersize like rotation of fluids

[@delasosa5526]

My skin is Faling off HELPPP!!!!

[@sarsvfx]

Same 😢

[@aqsaeman123]

Use cerave hydrating moisturiser and wash your face with mineral water use anti dandruff shampoo and

[@mifjr9558]

Try fractionated coconut oil, it helped me.

[@allno2849]

means what

[@mr.100rupees3]

Check out how low carb diets have cured people's dry skin, and see if it works for you

[@ahsantariq2473]

the day I eat chicken mutton beef or fish my inflammation level 📈 and then weeks pass with itchy flakes and burning red when it heals pigmentation occurs with areas affected became light in color as compared to unaffected area, it's been 6 years that I have been fighting this shit. i have tried every ointment, shampoo available for its treatment but nothing happened it's increasing since day 1 hair fall is at peak 😭

[@Z3n1tHL0rD]

Aloe vera gel solution clears this up in no time

[@viswanathansurendran9517]

You guys never spoke of whether it’s curable or not. It’s horrible that you keep the listener waiting for the ultimate solution which you never provided. The video was so hollow.

[@LaraCookie5]

It’s not curable because it’s chronic. We just have to deal with it. 😢

[@sarsvfx]

@@LaraCookie5it is curable but not in this generation that’s for sure

[@mr.100rupees3]

​@@LaraCookie5it stems from diet, usual culprits ate wheat and gluten

[@mr.100rupees3]

Treat the CAUSE not the SYMPTOMS. Most common cause is carbohydrates like wheat, and dairy. This problem stems from FOOD. There's plenty of people who fixed this skin condition with zero skin creams and simply going low carb

[@raivis2004]

That means no milk products? I really need to know what to do man...

[@mr.100rupees3]

@@raivis2004 It depends, some people are bothered by lactose, some more some less. Goat's milk tends to be more digestible for people. Unpasteurised milk is most digestible if you can find any. Some cheeses have less lactose than other's. Experiment and see what bothers you and what doesn't. DO RESEARCH

[@icomeandgobybubble87]

I'm completely gluten free do to Celiac. I'm at the point to where I don't eat because I am scared to eat. I only weigh 94 pounds. I doubt my flair up on my scalp is related to diet.

[@mr.100rupees3]

@@icomeandgobybubble87 speak to a nutritionist or something

[@kailan523]

Correct

[@nikbooster1]

IN SHORT : YOU CAN'T GET RID OF IT. Can ONLY CONTROL it.

[@MEDSimplified]

many skin diseases are like this. This usually happens because SD is linked with our immune system

[@nikbooster1]

@@MEDSimplified i have this problem for many years. I have used ciclopirox, katoconazole but No use. I use head and shoulder shampoo for daily. Clear shampoo is stronger bad for daily use.

[@MDARMAN-vx7ze]

Thanks sir Place your construct number

[@rileyday4220]

Not enough oxygen.

[@barrysmit5181]

Carnivor diet fixed mine.

[@guaguatengteng]

Do you get it back qhen your diet goes back to normal?

[@Entertainmentworld-eu2er]

Stop consuming wheat , dairy and use tea tree oil shampoo . Reply to this comment after a month when u tried everything i told. Thanks

[@yorambo2857]

what is wheat

[@EL--SourabhKumar]

How can someone stop consuming wheat

[@anujksharma3255]

Then what should we eat not everyone can afford a carnivore diet and most of the Indians, including me are vegetarian what should we eat dal with water 😂😂

[@mr.100rupees3]

​​@@EL--SourabhKumar Wheat, although not artificial, is still a man made ingredient. There's no bread in nature, and our species of human has existed before agriculture. We haven't evolved to eat wheat and grains in general, which is why do many people have skin which is very sensitive to carbohydrates

[@petesanders21]

@@mr.100rupees3 bhai zero carb diet will fix this issue ? I've been fighting with SD for the last 4 years I've tried everything went to a dermatologist he prescribed me keto shampoo antifungal cream and tablets it worked for A month and then again the condition is back to normal 😭

[@OmegaLiveYT]

Paani piyo guys , it will get cured

[@Ashok-iv9pt]

Ee myr ente mokath vannitt oru 2 kollam aavan aayi ayurvedhaye ini baaki ulu kaanikkan.....if any one knows how to cure it naturally pls help me

[@theresebatty3853]

🙏🏻♥️🇦🇺

[@Th3GuyWithPants]

just give up on sugar and carbs, no more seborrheic dermatitis... its easy

[@syedsonu560]

Kitne din tak nhi Khana ?

[@semiverticalangle6917]

It's just impossible to give up on carbs , that's a lame statement

[@Th3GuyWithPants]

@@semiverticalangle6917 are u sure?

[@Jack-hy1zq]

I've been on the ketogenic, zero carb, zero sugar way of eating for 12 months. My seb derm is as bad as ever. Keto is not bullet proof unfortunately.

[@Th3GuyWithPants]

@@Jack-hy1zq bro, autoimmune diseases are linked to the intestine and its intestinal microbiota, it is recommended to cut out sugar because it feeds the bad bacteria and disrupts the microbiota, consult a doctor to analyze your intestine, and then talk to me, I don't own the truth, but this problem is reversible as is diabetes

[@thelegend7250]

Koi cream btado jo nose side lga saku redness hai to or itching

[@CRICKETUPDATES-24]

KZ lotion

[@ankitdubey9310]

Thanks

[@MEDSimplified]

Welcome