Fabrizio Galimberti's guest appearances

Fabrizio Galimberti

The Healthy Skin Show

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Today we get to talk about the gut and skin "picture" that tends to show up in psoriasis patients. There's research that states that the gut of those who have psoriasis looks eerily similar to those who have inflammatory bowel disease or IBD. Yikes! Today's guest completely agrees with the emerging research as well, so let's dive in. Today's guest is Fabrizio Galimberti. He completed his medical training at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine-Case Western Reserve University, received his doctorate degree from Dartmouth College and his residency at the Jackson Memorial Hospital-University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Galimberti's research interests include oncodermatology, autoimmune connective tissue diseases, and impact on quality of life of dermatologic conditions. He has published numerous articles in prestigious journals as well as presented his work at international conferences. Are you a psoriasis warrior? How have you managed psoriasis? Let me know in the comments below! In this episode:  Why psoriasis is NOT just a skin condition What does someone with psoriasis have in common with someone who has IBD or Crohns? Insight on looking at spouses who have the SAME diet where one has psoriasis and the other doesn't Why gut variability is important and how you CAN alter it Strep and other viruses as a possible trigger  Quotes "It is a systemic disease. You see psoriasis, but psoriasis does not start on the skin. It starts inside your body." [01:15] "We do know that strep particularly can cause (a flare), but there's quite a lot of data out there that also suggests, for example, HPV or human papilloma virus, may be related to that." [21:47] Links Dr. Galimberti can be found at this email address: fxg331@med.miami.edu Healthy Skin Show ep. 069: Is Psoriasis A Gut Problem? Healthy Skin Show ep 117: Can A Strep Infection Trigger Psoriasis? Healthy Skin Show ep. 238: Inflammatory Connection Between Psoriasis + Depression w/ Fabrizio Galimberti, MD, PhD

Today we get to talk about the gut and skin "picture" that tends to show up in psoriasis patients. There's research that states that the gut of those who have psoriasis looks eerily similar to those who have inflammatory bowel disease or IBD. Yikes! Today's guest completely agrees with the emerging research as well, so let's dive in. Today's guest is Fabrizio Galimberti. He completed his medical training at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine-Case Western Reserve University, received his doctorate degree from Dartmouth College and his residency at the Jackson Memorial Hospital-University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Galimberti's research interests include oncodermatology, autoimmune connective tissue diseases, and impact on quality of life of dermatologic conditions. He has published numerous articles in prestigious journals as well as presented his work at international conferences. Are you a psoriasis warrior? How have you managed psoriasis? Let me know in the comments below! In this episode: <ul> <li>Why psoriasis is NOT just a skin condition</li> <li>What does someone with psoriasis have in common with someone who has IBD or Crohns?</li> <li>Insight on looking at spouses who have the SAME diet where one has psoriasis and the other doesn't</li> <li>Why gut variability is important and how you CAN alter it</li> <li>Strep and other viruses as a possible trigger</li> </ul> Quotes "It is a systemic disease. You see psoriasis, but psoriasis does not start on the skin. It starts inside your body." [01:15] "We do know that strep particularly can cause (a flare), but there's quite a lot of data out there that also suggests, for example, HPV or human papilloma virus, may be related to that." [21:47] Links Dr. Galimberti can be found at this email address: fxg331@med.miami.edu <a href="https://www.skinterrupt.com/psoriasis-gut-problem/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Healthy Skin Show ep. 069: Is Psoriasis A Gut Problem?</a> <a href="https://www.skinterrupt.com/strep-infection-psoriasis/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Healthy Skin Show ep 117: Can A Strep Infection Trigger Psoriasis?</a> <a href="https://www.skinterrupt.com/psoriasis-depression-inflammatory/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Healthy Skin Show ep. 238: Inflammatory Connection Between Psoriasis + Depression w/ Fabrizio Galimberti, MD, PhD</a>

304: Gut Microbiome Impact On Psoriasis w/ Dr. Fabrizio Galimberti

Psoriasis can be a very isolating condition that causes a lot of shame. My guest today will discuss how and why psoriasis can affect mental health and even lead to depression. My guest today, Dr. Fabrizio Galimberti, completed his medical training at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine-Case Western Reserve University, received his doctorate degree from Dartmouth College and his residency at the Jackson Memorial Hospital-University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Galimberti's research interests include oncodermatology, autoimmune connective tissue diseases, and impact on quality of life of dermatologic conditions. He has published numerous articles in prestigious journals as well as presented his work at international conferences. Join us as we discuss the connection between psoriasis and depression. Has psoriasis affected your mental health? Let me know in the comments! In this episode:  How does psoriasis affect quality of life? Does psoriasis affect how people see themselves? Ways psoriatic arthritis affects quality of life The connection between psoriasis and depression Benefits of being active and getting outside if you have psoriasis  Quotes “Genital psoriasis is something that it even leads to lower quality of life, and even more sensation of stigma. These patients do not want to have sexual intercourse with their partners, or they stop seeking out for partners because they're embarrassed or because they feel that they're going to be judged because of that rash.” [5:26] “Musical therapy has been shown in multiple studies to help improve the skin clearance in psoriasis.” [20:13] Links  Dr. Galimberti can be found at this email address: fxg331@med.miami.edu Book Appointment (umiamihealth.org)

Psoriasis can be a very isolating condition that causes a lot of shame. My guest today will discuss how and why psoriasis can affect mental health and even lead to depression. My guest today, Dr. Fabrizio Galimberti, completed his medical training at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine-Case Western Reserve University, received his doctorate degree from Dartmouth College and his residency at the Jackson Memorial Hospital-University of Miami Miller School of Medicine where he also served as chief resident. Dr. Galimberti's research interests include oncodermatology, autoimmune connective tissue diseases, and impact on quality of life of dermatologic conditions. He has published numerous articles in prestigious journals as well as presented his work at international conferences. Join us as we discuss the connection between psoriasis and depression. Has psoriasis affected your mental health? Let me know in the comments! In this episode: <ul> <li>How does psoriasis affect quality of life?</li> <li>Does psoriasis affect how people see themselves?</li> <li>Ways psoriatic arthritis affects quality of life</li> <li>The connection between psoriasis and depression</li> <li>Benefits of being active and getting outside if you have psoriasis</li> </ul> Quotes “Genital psoriasis is something that it even leads to lower quality of life, and even more sensation of stigma. These patients do not want to have sexual intercourse with their partners, or they stop seeking out for partners because they're embarrassed or because they feel that they're going to be judged because of that rash.” [5:26] “Musical therapy has been shown in multiple studies to help improve the skin clearance in psoriasis.” [20:13] Links Dr. Galimberti can be found at this email address: fxg331@med.miami.edu <a href="https://doctors.umiamihealth.org/provider/Fabrizio+Galimberti/1590180" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Book Appointment (umiamihealth.org)</a>