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Marla Pietruszko
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Hello!

Welcome to the platform!
First off for disclaimer, I can’t give “medical” or “protocol” advice if you are not a client and haveĀ  not signed our consent agreements, etc. That being said, will do my best to point you in the right direction.

First of all, you want to address the root causes of your autoimmune condition. Everyone has different root causes but there are a few that are usually constant for everyone and these are the following:

  • liver and kidney toxicity
  • hormonal toxicity (due to liver congestion)
  • Dysbiosis in the gut (this isn’t a root cause but is a major driver of inflammation and skin issues and pops up as a result of poor diet and stress and birth control, etc)
  • viral burden
  • Imbalanced immunity (we won’t know which way your immune system is tipped without doing assessments but typically with skin issues, it is often Th2 dominance at the core).
  • Potentially adrenal fatigue, elevated cortisol/poor cortisol receptor activity, insulin resistance, nutrient deficiencies, thyroid imbalance and so forth.

So you want to start addressing those root causes first and for a while until you start to see changed/improvements. I recommend doing the following after checking with your practitioner:

I would start here doing this sort of protocol (add the UNDA #s for BTD along with the pathogen cleanse and hormonal support) to get you started on rebalancing the body and removing toxicity, excess hormones, etc.

Along with this, following a very antiinflammatory diet that is very alkaline and low in starchy foods.

Hope this helps!