Alan Dattner's guest appearances

Alan Dattner

The Healthy Skin Show

Will Cole

Maya Shetreat

Lara Adler

Steph Gaudreau

Alan Christianson

Terry Wahls

Chris Masterjohn

Anna Cabeca

Leonard Weinstock

Mariza Snyder

Sarah Villafranco

Ali Shapiro

Jolene Brighten

Kara Fitzgerald

Carly Stein

OwlTail

Seborrheic Dermatitis

Seborrheic Dermatitis is an embarrassing, frustrating, persistent skin condition. My guest today is here to shed some light on seborrhea and how yeast plays a large role in the condition. My guest today is actually a returning guest, Dr. Alan Dattner. He is a board-certified dermatologist practicing holistic and integrative dermatology for nearly 40 years, helping patients who have failed conventional care. He uses nutrition, herbal medicine, supplements, functional medicine, applied kinesiology, psychosomatics and more to heal the underlying causes of skin disorders. Dr. Dattner has a background in immunology, having worked in six different immunology laboratories with renowned scientists, culminating in studies of cross-reactive immune recognition as a visiting scientist at the National Institutes of Health, and that is pretty cool. The research led him to understand the scientific validity of digestive issues as a cause of inflammation in the skin. Join us as we talk about the relationship between seborrheic dermatitis and candida. Has your seborrheic dermatitis improved with treatment for candida albicans? Tell me about it in the comments!   In this episode:  What is seborrheic dermatitis? Why aren't current treatments helping people see massive improvement? How is yeast involved in seborrheic dermatitis? How to control seborrheic dermatitis Can addressing yeast help with seborrheic dermatitis?    Quotes "Seborrheic dermatitis is the condition that underlies the common condition we know as dandruff. But seborrheic dermatitis can be more extensive than just scaling in the scalp." [1:34] "Candida Albicans is a frequent inhabitant of our digestive tract. And if you look at the immunology literature, you'll find that although it's phylogenetically very different from Pityrosporum (now known as Malassezia), it is immunologically cross-reactive." [8:49] "In our culture, we have been growing more and more Candida in our guts because the sugar consumption has gone up." [14:06]   Links Find Dr. Dattner online Radiant Skin from the Inside Out Dr. Dattner's first Healthy Skin Show interview about hives Addicted To Sugar? It’s Not Your Fault (And Here’s Why): GFS Podcast 100 How Much Sugar Is Too Much? (Here’s How To Tell): GFS Podcast 101 To see a clear diagram of what he’s discussing, check out page 181 of his book Radiant Skin From the Inside Out Kamedis Dermatology

Seborrheic Dermatitis is an embarrassing, frustrating, persistent skin condition. My guest today is here to shed some light on seborrhea and how yeast plays a large role in the condition. My guest today is actually a returning guest, Dr. Alan Dattner. He is a board-certified dermatologist practicing holistic and integrative dermatology for nearly 40 years, helping patients who have failed conventional care. He uses nutrition, herbal medicine, supplements, functional medicine, applied kinesiology, psychosomatics and more to heal the underlying causes of skin disorders. Dr. Dattner has a background in immunology, having worked in six different immunology laboratories with renowned scientists, culminating in studies of cross-reactive immune recognition as a visiting scientist at the National Institutes of Health, and that is pretty cool. The research led him to understand the scientific validity of digestive issues as a cause of inflammation in the skin. Join us as we talk about the relationship between seborrheic dermatitis and candida. Has your seborrheic dermatitis improved with treatment for candida albicans? Tell me about it in the comments! In this episode: <ul> <li>What is seborrheic dermatitis?</li> <li>Why aren't current treatments helping people see massive improvement?</li> <li>How is yeast involved in seborrheic dermatitis?</li> <li>How to control seborrheic dermatitis</li> <li>Can addressing yeast help with seborrheic dermatitis?</li> </ul> Quotes "Seborrheic dermatitis is the condition that underlies the common condition we know as dandruff. But seborrheic dermatitis can be more extensive than just scaling in the scalp." [1:34] "Candida Albicans is a frequent inhabitant of our digestive tract. And if you look at the immunology literature, you'll find that although it's phylogenetically very different from Pityrosporum (now known as Malassezia), it is immunologically cross-reactive." [8:49] "In our culture, we have been growing more and more Candida in our guts because the sugar consumption has gone up." [14:06] Links <a href="http://holisticdermatology.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Find Dr. Dattner online</a> <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Radiant-Skin-Inside-Out-Dermatologists-ebook/dp/B017OKTM7A" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Radiant Skin from the Inside Out</a> <a href="https://www.skinterrupt.com/why-do-you-have-hives/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Dr. Dattner's first Healthy Skin Show interview about hives</a> <a href="https://www.jenniferfugo.com/2018/11/27/addicted-to-sugar/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Addicted To Sugar? It’s Not Your Fault (And Here’s Why): GFS Podcast 100</a> <a href="https://www.jenniferfugo.com/2018/12/04/how-much-sugar-is-too-much/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">How Much Sugar Is Too Much? (Here’s How To Tell): GFS Podcast 101</a> To see a clear diagram of what he’s discussing, check out page 181 of his book <a href="https://amzn.to/2Cj3J4K" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Radiant Skin From the Inside Out</a> <a href="https://kamedis-usa.com/" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Kamedis Dermatology</a>

048: Connecting The Dots Between Seborrheic Dermatitis And Candida w/ Dr. Alan Dattner

We haven't discussed this particular skin condition yet, and it's a big one, despite being quite misunderstood! Hives. Many people who suffer with chronic hives assume they are just a part of life, and always caused by stress or allergies. My guest today is here to turn that theory on its head. Dr. Alan Dattner is a board-certified Dermatologist practicing Holistic and Integrative Dermatology for nearly 40 years, helping patients who have failed conventional care. He uses nutrition, herbal medicine, supplements, Functional Medicine, Applied Kinesiology, psychosomatics, and more to heal the underlying causes of skin disorders. Dr. Dattner has a background in Immunology, having worked in six different immunology laboratories with renowned scientists, culminating in studies of cross-reactive immune recognition as a Visiting Scientist at the National Institutes of Health. That research led him to understand the scientific validity of digestive issues as a cause of inflammation in the skin. Today, we'll be talking about hives: the different types, as well as how supplements, food, and the digestive system can have an impact on this condition.  Have you used any of Dr. Dattner's strategies to manage hives? Leave a comment!   In this episode  What are hives? Aside from histamine, what causes hives? Appropriate lab testing for those with hives in their medical history, as well as why your medical (and sometimes even personal) history is such an important diagnostic tool. Different types of hives. Natural anti-inflammatory and anti-histamine herbs and supplements that might be helpful (after you have discussed them with your practitioner).    Quotes “Hives appear as red blotches on the body that are slightly raised (they're not scaly). They tend to itch or occasionally burn and they tend to move around. So if you were to draw a circle around the periphery of a lesion that came up, and then look an hour or two later, it would have moved somewhere else.” [1:38] “Stress is a known and listed cause of hives. And of course there are also physical kinds of hives from pressure, from cold...” [12:03] "I think that leaky gut allows allergens to get through that shouldn't. Fixing leaky gut (enhancing digestion), that's something that I've used to fix somebody who was on two antihistamines and was still breaking out with hives." [16:33]   Links Find Dr. Dattner online here To grab a copy of the free e-book, Ten Steps to Clear Acne Naturally, click HERE Click HERE to buy your copy of Dr. Dattner's book, Radiant Skin from the Inside Out: The Holistic Dermatologist's Guide to Healing Your Skin Naturally

We haven't discussed this particular skin condition yet, and it's a big one, despite being quite misunderstood! Hives. Many people who suffer with chronic hives assume they are just a part of life, and always caused by stress or allergies. My guest today is here to turn that theory on its head. Dr. Alan Dattner is a board-certified Dermatologist practicing Holistic and Integrative Dermatology for nearly 40 years, helping patients who have failed conventional care. He uses nutrition, herbal medicine, supplements, Functional Medicine, Applied Kinesiology, psychosomatics, and more to heal the underlying causes of skin disorders. Dr. Dattner has a background in Immunology, having worked in six different immunology laboratories with renowned scientists, culminating in studies of cross-reactive immune recognition as a Visiting Scientist at the National Institutes of Health. That research led him to understand the scientific validity of digestive issues as a cause of inflammation in the skin. Today, we'll be talking about hives: the different types, as well as how supplements, food, and the digestive system can have an impact on this condition.  Have you used any of Dr. Dattner's strategies to manage hives? Leave a comment! In this episode <ul> <li>What are hives?</li> <li>Aside from histamine, what causes hives?</li> <li>Appropriate lab testing for those with hives in their medical history, as well as why your medical (and sometimes even personal) history is such an important diagnostic tool.</li> <li>Different types of hives.</li> <li>Natural anti-inflammatory and anti-histamine herbs and supplements that might be helpful (after you have discussed them with your practitioner).</li> </ul> Quotes “Hives appear as red blotches on the body that are slightly raised (they're not scaly). They tend to itch or occasionally burn and they tend to move around. So if you were to draw a circle around the periphery of a lesion that came up, and then look an hour or two later, it would have moved somewhere else.” [1:38] “Stress is a known and listed cause of hives. And of course there are also physical kinds of hives from pressure, from cold...” [12:03] "I think that leaky gut allows allergens to get through that shouldn't. Fixing leaky gut (enhancing digestion), that's something that I've used to fix somebody who was on two antihistamines and was still breaking out with hives." [16:33] Links <a href="http://HolisticDermatology.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">Find Dr. Dattner online here</a> To grab a copy of the free e-book, Ten Steps to Clear Acne Naturally, <a href="http://www.HolisticDermatology.com" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">click HERE</a> <a href="https://amzn.to/2Ei6Pc8" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Click HERE to buy your copy of Dr. Dattner's book, Radiant Skin from the Inside Out: The Holistic Dermatologist's Guide to Healing Your Skin Naturally</a>

032: What's Going On Beneath Hives w/ Dr. Alan Dattner