Show Notes
Could H.Pylori be the hidden infection causing your chronic skin issues? If you've struggled with acne, rosacea, or chronic skin inflammation and also deal with bloating or other digestive issues like reflux or constipation… this episode is for you. In this episode, I dig into the connection between H. Pylori infections, and various chronic skin conditions such as acne, eczema, and rosacea. Acne is not a skin issue — it's an external representation of an internal problem. Let's dig into how this gut infection could be contributing to your low energy, skin inflammation, and digestive issues.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT IN THIS EPISODE: Some common signs of H. Pylori include stubborn bloating, reflux, sticky stools, low iron, and nausea. H. Pylori produces an enzyme called urease which neutralizes stomach acid. Stomach acid is essential for digestion and nutrient absorption. H. Pylori has been linked to acne, rosacea, and eczema. This sneaky bacteria can trigger systemic inflammation, contributing to skin inflammation Functional stool testing will help identify bacterial infections
LINKS: Book a FREE Clear Skin Strategy Call with Hannah HERE Take the Gut Health Root Cause Quiz for free! Equip Protein: use the code hannahaylwardhhc for 15% off Listen to Episode 24 - Low Stomach Acid: A Hidden Cause of Chronic Bloating & Digestive Issues Listen to Episode 12 - Is Histamine Overload Causing Your Unexplained Symptoms? Listen to Episode 35 - The Gut x Histamine Connection
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