Is your gut causing eczema or psoriasis?

Good morning,

If you've been struggling with eczema, psoriasis, or persistent skin issues, the root cause might not be your skin—it could be your gut.

Many people spend years trying creams and topical treatments with little success, only to find out later that the problem starts internally.

The gut-skin connection

Your gut plays a major role in detoxification and immune function.

When it’s not working properly, toxins build up, inflammation rises, and this often shows up on your skin.

One key factor is the GST-M1 gene, which influences how well your body detoxifies through the gut.

If this gene is missing or underperforming, your body struggles to eliminate toxins, leading to chronic inflammation and recurring skin issues.

This explains why topical treatments may only provide temporary relief—they don’t address the internal cause.

How to support your gut for clear skin

Instead of masking symptoms, the goal is to improve gut function and enhance detoxification. Some effective strategies include:

• Supporting liver detox pathways with NAC (N-acetyl cysteine), alpha-lipoic acid (ALA), and milk thistle

• Reducing gut inflammation by cutting out processed foods and increasing organic, nutrient-dense foods

• Identifying food sensitivities that may be triggering flare-ups

Getting to the root cause

Understanding your genetic makeup can help you determine if your skin issues are linked to poor detoxification.

By targeting the source, you can experience real, lasting improvements—clearer skin, better energy, and overall well-being.

Want to learn more about how your gut health and genetics impact your skin?

Watch my video here to dive deeper into the connection and discover what you can do to heal from the inside out.

Here’s to fixing the root cause,

PS. If you are needing personalized support in your health, book a call with my team here.