SIBO Associated Conditions: ROSACEA

Rosacea is defined as a "chronic inflammatory skin disorder typically involving the nose, forehead, and chin that is characterized especially by redness, flushing, telangiectasia, inflamed lesions, and burning sensation, and sometimes by eye dryness and irritation and thickening of tissues especially of the nose."
There are current studies which shows that rosacea is connected with our gut status, specifically SIBO. In this video, Dr. DiNezza will run down the different theories on how can SIBO cause rosacea and how rosacea can cause SIBO.
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[@thetrueolivia]

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[@gutmicrobiomequeen]

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[@gutmicrobiomequeen]

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[@pasteldiamond6883]

This was a great video! I have type one rosacea. I have never received a SIBO or HP diagnosis but I strongly suspect digestive issues / microbiome is apart of the root cause! I've spent last year trying to heal my gut, then unfortunately had a very necessary round of antibiotics which has made my skin horrible! I made so much progress with my skin up until those doxy pills. Going to see a naturopath soon to see if HP / sibo is apart of my root. I've been working on emotional regulation and it's helped tremendously with flare ups. Again, gut skin brain connection could be at hand here! Thanks for the great video! Keep them coming!

[@Wowlentina]

Thank you. I’ve had rosacea for 3 years. I wasn’t content with the dermatologist’s declaration that it was incurable. I’ve been trying to find the cause all those years and to make changes to my diet. Now it seems I’ve found the cause- the unhealthy gut, SIBO. Now I need to find the right strategy to address it. And I have other symptoms like fatigue, hair loss, although I’ve been eating healthy foods and some supplements.

[@jac1161]

Did you get the cv shot which is inflammatory? I developed it after the infection (cv) itself, which trigged inflammation, but more than that, trigged all the stuff underneath I didn't even know I had (lyme, EBV, mold toxicity, etc), and I'e been working for almost 4 years now. I didn't develop the face/skin issues until a year after/in. I thought I was "eating healthy" but I was juicing so many greens, it messed up my thyroid (can also be a cause of hair loss, fatigue, etc). And when the gut is a mess, we don't absorb nutrients. I am unsure as to weather or not my monthly cycles are causing the anemia, since there are so many things that can cause it. I just know that when I take ivermectin, everything is and feels better. So, it's either the anti-parasitic part of it, or the anti-inflammatory action of it... hard to work on and through all of this, solo, especially with brain issues...but yup, the gut. And it's under attack from the the glyphosate, fluoride, wifi/'smart' tech, etc..... Some supplements aren't good either. Tough stuff and our 'doctors' don't help navigate, either.

[@Wowlentina]

@@jac1161 Oh, you‘re so kind and compassionate. Thank you for sharing. I‘ve been trying to track back when it all started. Rosacea is not related to corona. I got it before. But my bloating, digestion difficulty, constipation perhaps yes, after the cv shot. I can relate them. I‘ve tried to restore my gut microbiom ever since. Now my hair loss has stopped, the digestion is very good, no bloating or constipation any more. However rosacea is still there. 😕 I take spirulina and chlorella and vitamin D on a regular basis and I think those are very beneficial and have helped to make a change.

[@pamelayoung6191]

All very interesting but no information on how to fix it.

[@steve00alt70]

Im going to see if my doctor can refer me to a gastroenologist for sibo. My doctor had diagnosed me with rosacea years and years ago. But never knew it had something to do with my gut. I do show most symptoms from sibo.

[@jac1161]

doctors don't recognize SIBO - gotta go outside the system for that. All they do is a toxic Pharma, and no treatment plan, no asking about diet or exercise, allergy testing, etc.

[@johannapuff1092]

Amazing video. Thank you. I gave rosacea that is getting worse. I’m almost 50. It started 3 years ago. I also have psoriasis, born with it. I’ve tried antibiotics, metro gel, skincare to help rosacea and I feel like nothing really helps. Am very interested in learning more about my gut health. What do I say to my doctor for testing? Any supplements I should start taking?

[@emilieraptor9373]

OK BUT WHAT SO I DO

[@jac1161]

let's first say, thank you for the information. That was a loud and demanding, ungrateful comment. Many of us are suffering with this and way more, and can still have manners. Please. What you do is, do the work. Nothing is a free, quick, easy and found just in a KZbin video. Find a functional medicine practitioner in your area or virtual...and go from there. You need testing.

[@contentomnivore]

I would really like to see videos on eczema and psoriasis. I have celiac, rosacea, and I'm dealing with candida. Whenever I would take antibiotics my symptoms begin to clear up too much to be just a nice side effect. I've had other gut health problems and mild body eczema since I was about 7/8. (Doctors weren't much help with this back in the 90s.) So, I would definitely like to know if there is some kind of cause an effect at play concerning other things, too. Also my sister has psoriasis so I try to keep alert to info I can pass on to her.

[@jac1161]

doctors are not much help with anything, even now. They ruined my health as a child and now I'm still cleaning up the mess. I'm a nurse and I can tell you, the lack of depth, exploration, deep diving from healthcare is pathetic and disgraceful. I had to clean up a lot of messes of patients, and myself from this lack of THINKING. Basically, my thinking is this: the technology advanced (radiological/"Diagnostic" tests) and the brain therefore turned off.

[@senorasolitaria7908]

I tested + for methane sibo (31million). Today is 2 weeks on fc cidal/dysbiocide + phgg + Leaky Gut (codeage) + my regular suplements and multivitamin. So far nothing has changed with my skin. Already have the sibo test kit waiting for my retest, but I'll wait until 4 weeks or maybe 8 weeks if still no improvement

[@jac1161]

but what are your EATING? Supplements, meds, etc are one thing....are you eating rice? Seed oils? Refines carbs? Are you exercising (sweating)? Are you have a bowel movement every day? There is more to it.

[@muriellecurcio1494]

I haven’t been successful in getting suspected SIBO lab testing yet through my PCP and GI, but my Rosacea is extremely flared up, even while many gut systems have improved. I wake up to very inflamed breakouts on my nose and cheeks most mornings. I am starting to notice food and lifestyle triggers on my food reaction diary after 5 days of careful note taking. Should I treat the rosacea topically?

[@wendycornmeal]

I have bad rosacea and it gets worse when I eat carbs. When I take an antimicrobial I get so much better. I recently added motility activator and my skin is even more calm now. I notice my skin always is worse the more constipated I am. I just don’t understand the carbohydrates causing my rosacea though.

[@chandelie4]

What carbs are you referring to? Fruits, vegetables, grains, legumes and sugars are all carbs. Grains, legumes and high-starch vegetables (e.g. potatoes and corn) can be problematic for SIBO because starch feeds klebsiella pneumonia, which is one of the overgrown bacteria in SIBO. This bacteria is also associated with autoimmune disorders. Simple sugars, and even fruit, feed Candida albicans yeast. By following a mostly vegan, low-FODMAP, low-starch, and low-sugar diet, along with 500 mg of berberine three times a day, I have eliminated rosacea and bloating. I am also making progress on curing Sjogren's and psoriasis. Hope you get better soon 🙂

[@jac1161]

@@chandelie4 careful with the vegan - that's a lot of oxalates which are also highly inflammatory, and lauded with glyphosate. I agree on the carbs BUT there are good fruits like an apple or avocado (then again if there is mast cell, which I have too, problematic).

[@dolliearnold4721]

Thank you!

[@michaelguterl4643]

I do have a rosacea its mild compared to others and now my GI doctor wants to try Riflamimin and Neomycn, Methane,

[@jasodan72]

I get seborrheic dermatitis on my face and hair when I am having digestive issues such as IBS/SIBO my face breaks out with Seb derm within hours of starting to having bowel issues. Sometime I feel my face getting really dry and flaky before I get the bowel issues. Definitely correlated, but my dermatologist doesn't seem to see the connection.

[@jac1161]

they are "skin deep"......derms are like endocrinologists.....they don't explore AT all. welcome to "modern" medicine.

[@swag-sw9gt]

can you record video about seb derm associated with sibo

[@rhonawhite7921]

What approach do you recommend for dealing with HP?

[@jennifers9869]

It's EBV

[@jac1161]

I often wondered about that - I'm doing a DesBio homeopathic for that since my antibodies are extremely high and was triggered by cvid infection, severe, in march 2020 at the start of the plandemic (mandates, anyway. I'm a nurse and we've been treating this since Autumn 2019 no problem, until the masks/mandates).... EBV is an issue with so many things.