WHAT IS FOLLICULITIS AND HOW IS IT CAUSED

"Folliculitis isn't just a bad hair day - it's a scalp condition. Dr. Nina tells you what you need to know. Subscribe for more health insights!"
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[@Mr.Robbie34]

What about shower facilities can that cause it to?

[@TacticalTrucker]

_folliculitis is not a disease, but your body is response to biological issues in your gut and your immune system; I drink Gingerale soda to help with my gut or ginger tea with no sugar. Also eating apples help with cleaning out your gut._
*_Vitamins for Eliminating Folliculitis in the Scalp_*
_To combat scalp folliculitis, which is often caused by bacterial or fungal infections, it is essential to support the immune system and reduce inflammation. Key vitamins and minerals include:_
*_Please be advised though: fat soluble vitamins, such as vitamin A, or vitamin E are extremely potent monitor how much you take because it can toxify your blood_*
_1. Vitamin A: Promotes skin cell turnover, helping to prevent clogged hair follicles. It also supports immune function, reducing bacterial infections in the scalp._
_2. Vitamin D: Enhances the body’s immune response, particularly against skin infections like folliculitis. Vitamin D has anti-inflammatory properties that can reduce scalp inflammation._
_3. Zinc: This mineral helps regulate sebum production and supports skin healing, crucial for resolving folliculitis. Zinc also has antibacterial properties._
_4. Vitamin E: As a potent antioxidant, vitamin E promotes scalp healing by neutralizing free radicals that cause inflammation._
_5. Biotin (Vitamin B7): Supports healthy hair and skin, aiding in the prevention of folliculitis by maintaining healthy scalp tissue._
*_How Spiked Insulin Levels Can Cause Folliculitis and Vitamins to Prevent It_*
_Spiked insulin levels can contribute to folliculitis by promoting inflammation and sebum overproduction. When insulin levels rise sharply due to the consumption of high-glycemic foods, the body releases more sebum, which can clog hair follicles and lead to bacterial growth, contributing to folliculitis. Moreover, insulin resistance can trigger systemic inflammation, weakening the immune system’s ability to fight off infections on the scalp._
_To prevent insulin spikes and the resulting folliculitis, vitamins and minerals play a critical role. Magnesium helps regulate blood sugar and improves insulin sensitivity, while Chromium enhances insulin efficiency, preventing sharp rises in blood glucose. Omega-3 fatty acids reduce inflammation associated with insulin resistance, protecting the scalp. B vitamins, particularly B6 and B12, are crucial for healthy metabolism and reducing systemic inflammation caused by spiked insulin. Additionally, alpha-lipoic acid (ALA) supports insulin sensitivity, further preventing the insulin-triggered conditions that can lead to folliculitis._

[@TacticalTrucker]

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[@henryettaburlock2459]

Can you get rid of it. And if you can get rid of it how do you get rid of.

[@MALLERVICKI]

you had a visible outbreak that was swabbed as positive, then it's positive. I’ll also advise y’all should visit *DR ABODA*