Dermatologist on Your Gut Microbiome vs. your Skin Microbiome

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  • čas přidán 22. 05. 2024
  • The connection between our gut microbiome and our overall health has been discussed for many years! We know that probiotic rich foods like yogurt, kefir, and kombucha can help to diversify a healthy gut biome.
    Our skin microbiome has only recently become a hot topic, with skincare brands launching which claim to contain "probiotic technologies" to promote skin health.
    But, if skincare products are using probiotic strains proven to be healthy for the gut, will that actually make a difference in your skin health? Are the gut and skin microbiome really alike and would they benefit from the same things?
    In this video, I share a quick recap of decades of my work surrounding the skin microbiome and its relationship to our gut microbiome. I'm also answering the question: how can you support your skin's healthy microbiome in three optimizing steps.
    Study referenced: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33733...
    Here are links to my favorite microbiome-friendly skincare products:
    Korres Greek Yoghurt Probiotic Superdose Face Mask: myshlf.us/p-53101
    Glowbiotics Probiotic Hydraglow Cream Oil: myshlf.us/p-53102
    La Roche-Posay Lipikar Balm AP+ Intense Repair Moisturizing Body Cream: myshlf.us/p-53103
    Naturopathica Manuka Honey Cleansing Balm: myshlf.us/p-53104
    Kinship Self Reflect Probiotic Moisturizing Sunscreen SPF 32: myshlf.us/p-53105
    La Roche-Posay Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Face Cleanser: myshlf.us/p-53106
    Shop more of my favorite products here: shopmyshelf.us/drwhitneybowe
    [*Note:Some links mentioned above are affiliate, which means I earn a small commission if you buy a product from the specific link. Video is not sponsored.]
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Komentáře • 25

  • @natalienetanya7401
    @natalienetanya7401 Před měsícem +1

    Amazing how lifestyle has such a big impact on skin health!

  • @andreatl3872
    @andreatl3872 Před rokem +8

    So glad to hear this…stress reduction and protecting sleep is so important. Huberman Lab has a “sleep toolkit” that helps anchor circadian rhythm. 4-5 fruits/veggies a day is goal.

  • @natalienetanya7401
    @natalienetanya7401 Před měsícem

    I've recently heard that diversity of the microbiome occurs in people with skin disorders like acne, rosacea, eczema etc.

  • @chasehase7037
    @chasehase7037 Před rokem +4

    Your skin micro biome and gut micro biome are connected. Healthy gut = healthy skin

  • @carolinafine8050
    @carolinafine8050 Před 18 dny

    I’ve got bad jock itch. Never used to suffer with this. Whenever I eat refined carbs I can immediately feel itching and discomfort down there

  • @purpleblossommakeup2727
    @purpleblossommakeup2727 Před 6 měsíci

    So good advice

  • @thanhnuct
    @thanhnuct Před 11 měsíci

    Thanks you, its helpful. wish the God will bless you for sharing these good news

  • @gracieoffutt7294
    @gracieoffutt7294 Před 2 lety +2

    Please do a video on red light therapy

  • @wbae1340
    @wbae1340 Před 2 lety +3

    Just recently found this channel, love the material! Not sure if you’ve talked about this already in a video, trying to find a solid tinted moisturizer with SPF for my wife, she has the same skin tone as you. Thanks!

    • @DrWhitneyBowe
      @DrWhitneyBowe  Před 2 lety

      Has she tried the Colorescience line? They really do an excellent job of skin tone matching!

  • @warrenthorpe
    @warrenthorpe Před 2 lety +2

    Hi Dr Bowe. Thanks so much for your thoughts on this subject. Am super interested in hearing more. One question: I'm looking for a soap that is bug friendly. I'm using Mother Dirt now but wondering what you think of that product or any others you might recommend. Also, are essential oils based soaps harmful to skin bugs? I've seen conflicting info on that. Also interested in your thoughts on the skin's microbiome part in the immune system. I've read the skin bugs play an important part in defense. Thank you!

    • @DrWhitneyBowe
      @DrWhitneyBowe  Před 2 lety

      I LOVE these questions! In terms of products that support your microbiome, I have a good number of them shared here: shopmyshelf.us/collections/6769. Mother Dirt is completely on point - that's a great choice. These are others that I use myself and recommend to my patients. Please note that I do make a small commision if you purchase directly from here, so you absolutely do not have to do that. You can purchase them anywhere if you chose to do so!

    • @lisagardner4814
      @lisagardner4814 Před rokem

      @@DrWhitneyBowe dr do you have any recommendations for seb derm for a moisturizer that doesn’t have any yeast feeding ingredients

  • @dennisguilder1
    @dennisguilder1 Před 2 lety +1

    Hi, I stumbled across your video after studying seborrheic dermatitis for about 6 years. Really struggling with it. Now this is really interesting and I’d love for you to weigh in. I had a horrible diet my whole life, even from youth to now at 28. Ate fast food at least once a day, then one day around 21 got persistent facial seborrheic dermatitis which will never go into remission. As I’ve studied gut health, I’ve wondered if that is the cause of my skin issues and if it’s usually the cause in most peoples skin issues aside from acne or cancer. I’ve also heard the etiology of seb derm can be Parkinson’s. Thyroid, gallbladder, hormones, etc. I do not think skin conditions are actually related to the skin, yet something that is coming from inside always but that is just my opinion. I’m pretty active, just always thought you could out work a bad diet.

    • @Kaykay-jh1zu
      @Kaykay-jh1zu Před 2 lety +1

      I've had atopic dermatitis my whole life. I'm 25 years old. I discovered that my gut is the main reason for my skin issues, when my gut is irritated and inflamed from eating certain foods (wheat, gluten, dairy, soy, sugar), it has a direct effect on my skin: causing flare ups, itchiness, dryness and general discomfort. I find that when I stay away from those irritating foods, my skin is calm and cool and less aggravated.
      Working out may help to keep your weight down when eating a lot of fast food, but it doesn't change the content of the food, if the food is irritating to your gut, it can cause inflammation and bloating in your gut which will ythen cause inflammation of the skin.

    • @dennisguilder1
      @dennisguilder1 Před 2 lety

      @@Kaykay-jh1zu how did you figure out it was gut? Have you been to naturopath or TCM for it? Abe you been able to cure it? Do you think you will be able to?

  • @nroy53
    @nroy53 Před 2 lety +1

    Please could you make a video on how to balance your skin microbiome when you have developed skin disorders such as seborrheic dermatitis (malassezia + staph overgrowth) and rosacea (Demodex overgrowth)?

    • @DrWhitneyBowe
      @DrWhitneyBowe  Před 2 lety +2

      Such a great question. I will work on some video content surrounding this, but just wanted to give you some info to start with here: prebiotics and postbiotics are really important when it comes to rebalancing the skin microbiome. Live probiotics in skincare is not as important, nor as practical in terms of formulations. I'm working on something for the New Year that will dive into this more deeply, so check out my instagram channel for that link @drwhitneybowe which should go live the first week of Jan!

  • @steve00alt70
    @steve00alt70 Před rokem

    Can a faulty skin biome cause rosacea type 1 and 2 (a common skin complaint) to worsen?

  • @endalkachewbeshir4953
    @endalkachewbeshir4953 Před 2 lety

    Thank you doctor u for ur help we love u sweetie

  • @angeliaregina
    @angeliaregina Před 8 měsíci

    Actually, Malasezzia folliculitis and bacteria are related to gut health? Please explain. I was diagnosed with Malasezzia folliculitis with secondary infection and they said the skin was blocked, how to deal with it

  • @yakidin6330
    @yakidin6330 Před 2 lety +2

    You're beautiful ! :)

  • @jamesadams8801
    @jamesadams8801 Před 2 lety +2

    I don't believe this. Whitney, you look exactly like the Pleiadian woman who taught me how to create and modify auric fields during my astral excursions into the 5th dimension.