The Root Cause of Common Acne: The Gut-Skin Connection

Description: While acne is traditionally thought to affect teens, adult acne is on the rise and affects as many as 40% of adult women. In this webinar, Dr. Greenberg will present the latest research on the gut-skin connection and describe the specific patterns she sees in the gut microbiota of patients with common acne. She’ll share impactful case studies along with before and after photos to illustrate how addressing the gut microbiome can lead to the clearance of common acne.
Register to learn:
• About the underlying causes of common acne
• The roles the mTOR pathway and Fox01 play in the development of common acne
• How gut microbes contribute to underlying mechanisms
• How to utilize stool tests and organic acid tests to identify the root cause(s) of common acne
About the speaker:
Dr. Julie Greenberg is a licensed Naturopathic Doctor (ND) and Registered Herbalist RH(AHG) who specializes in functional dermatology. She is the founder of The Center for Integrative & Naturopathic Dermatology Inc, a holistic clinic that approaches skin and hair problems by finding and addressing the root cause. She is also the founder of RootCauseDermatology.com, a medical education website that trains functional medicine practitioners on how to treat dermatological conditions using her cutting-edge approach. Dr. Greenberg holds degrees from Northwestern University (BA), Stanford University (MBA) and Bastyr University (ND). Her research on the gut microbiome of acne patients has been published and presented at multiple conferences. She teaches dermatology classes at several naturopathic medical schools and is a highly sought after keynote speaker at conferences across the U.S. and internationally.

[@parveshgodara3832]

Life changing information! Thankyou so much Doc,
Question, does probiotics supplement helps to treat this all condition of dietary acne?

[@pureencapsulations]

Hi! Thanks for your question! There is research that supports the use of probiotics to help support skin integrity and skin barrier function to help with occasional acne. We suggest speaking with your healthcare provider to determine which probiotics might be a good fit for your unique nutritional needs.