Cold Sores, Dark Spots, Eczema, Psoriasis & More:Q&A with Plant Based Dermatologist Dr.Jessica Krant
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- Опубліковано 19 тра 2024
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Dr. Jessica Krant, MD, MPH, is a 100% plant-based board-certified dermatologist in NYC as well as being a certified transformational life coach. She is also certified in Lifestyle Medicine and loves teaching patients and the public about the connections between diet, sleep, stress, healthy relationships, skin health, and anti-aging.
Dr. Krant studied design and visual arts at Harvard College, where she graduated magna cum laude, and then went on to receive both her M.D. and Master’s Degree in Public Health from Columbia University. The great joy of her life and career right now is combining her love of aesthetics, investigative medicine, building and working with her hands, whole food plant based way-of-life education, and helping people really investigate their own minds and habits to break out of the ruts they create for themselves and transform into the joyful, goal achieving, vital creatures they are meant to be.
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Thank you for covering topics like cold sores! I’m eating a Chef AJ diet and still suffer from those nasty blisters.
I have to identified remedies but here’s what I found triggers my outbreaks:
1) sleep deprivation for an extended period of time
2) a horrible night of tossing&turing because of worrying and overthinking.
3) too much display time - especially at night. Throw that darn phone out of your bedroom.
4) extreme cold and getting real cold feet and freezing for a long period of time (outdoor concerts etc)
5) sunshine and extreme heat
I suffer from chronic coldsores and have found my major triggers are stress (particularly emotional stress) and the sun. I am yet to find a natural lip balm with sunscreen. 😔
@@teganvb snowboard and surf shops have them in store :)
Going gluten-free and eating a high raw food vegan diet cleared up my chronic eczema.
Grateful thankful to Dr Abiola on UA-cam for curing me from Herpes #drabiola 🍾 😊🎉🎉🎉😎🤶🤶
As it would 💎
She is so gentle in her delivery. Thank you for your expertise.
I experienced a lot of cold sore outbreaks when I first started eating a plant based diet; I was shocked to learn that the prodominent amino acid in almonds, arginine, was the culprit because it promotes cold sore growth vs lysine suppressing them. While other foods also contain this amino acid (like chocolate, flax and sesame seeds, peanuts, hazelnuts and walnuts) - the higher concentration in almonds always triggers outbreaks for me.
I avoid nuts and chocolate due to chronic cold sores. I take an antiviral medication daily to stop them because they are so painful and uncomfortable. I can get away with having 1 tablespoon of pumpkin seeds at a time or a couple of nuts or tiny amount of chocolate, but no more. I also take 1,000 mg of lysine supplements twice daily to help. Cold sores are contagious and I don’t want my kids or grandkids to get this lifelong problem from me.
Grateful thankful to Dr Abiola on UA-cam for curing me from Herpes #drabiola 🍾 😊🎉🎉🎉😎🤶🤶
I have a product called Alba Unpetroleum Jelly containing coconut oil, castor seed oil, and beeswax (hope beeswax is okay). It is really greasy and I need to order more.
When I used a premium vegan multivitamin, I experienced horrendous zits. It took a lot of time to figure it out. Also almond milk caused zits. Now that I have been vegan and am an old lady, applying perfumes causes me to itch on my shoulders (for about two weeks).
Young living has an amazing vegan rose ointment that is excellent for our older skin.
Thank you for asking my question, and thank you Dr. Krant for such a detailed answer!
great Q&A very enlightening. Thank you❤
Dr Krant is always so helpful and nice :) thank you so much
AJ you look beautiful…purple is definitely your color!!
Thank u for a great interview and staying on top of updated evidence as we continue to learn!
Second time listening to Dr Krant and look forward to her next one!
Great information. Thank you for this conversation. ❤
I have done last hair removal and it was done by a physician. I later found out that is not permanent and is not removal.
Very informative Thankyou
Ive always heard that it's the silica in horsetail that's suposed to be helpful for hair and nails. So it might be worth trying the horsetail tea (which has a very mild and pleasant taste) or in an oral supplement, or look for a cream containing silica to apply.
Eczema is a very fussy thing. Different people have different triggers. Going plant based may not CURE it, but it should help your skin, in general, heal better and be more healthy overall. I have far fewer breakouts. And, when I do, I now heal faster.
I still have to be careful of foods as high levels of citrus can break me out... so even some plant based foods can effect things.
I didn't think about the citrus but they do contain high levels of histamine. I'm the person with the cracks on the fingers. I don't even think about using hand sanitizers or squeezing a lemon.
Grateful thankful to Dr Abiola on UA-cam for curing me from Herpes #drabiola 🍾 😊🎉🎉🎉😎🤶🤶
@@LovelyBeachCoast-dd3xj ?? There is no shame of HPV
🙏Am so delighted to call you my Doctor, I never believed I will be free from herpes, all appreciation to you Dr Obaz, indeed you are a life saver, I’ll keep on sharing this testimony all the days of my life+🦅🦅❤
I’ve stopped the retin-a these last two weeks. Not sure what to do. 😢
After watching Dr. Krant’s previous interview with Chef AJ, I’m going back on it😉
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Occasionally we do need trust with a great sense of humor to get things accomplished, I have never been convinced there would be a way to eradicate herpes infection, thanks for curing me Doctor Igudia and putting hope into my life thank you.
How would petroleum jelly not cause breakouts, at least in people prone to them?
Skin can heal itself from the inside but there is a healing process that would be called a breakout.
Herbal supplements from Dr emuakhe from Africa has brought a major positive change in managing my herpes symptoms.Before,my skin was often marred with blisters and scar's.Since taking the supplements, these issues have significantly decreased. I'm seeing my skin heal and regain it's normal texture, which is something I hadn't experienced in a long time
:)