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Seborrhea Natural Treatment

Seborrhea is a disorder of the sebaceous glands, the glands that secrete oil.  Seborrhea occurs on the scalp, face, and chest most often, but can appear on other parts of the body.  It is characterized by greasy patches on the body that form scales and crusts.  Seborrheic skin is prone to such conditions as alopecia, seborrheic dermatitis, and acne.

There are several types of seborrhea:

Seborrhea may be caused by a vitamin A deficiency.  The advice of a competent physician should be sought early.  it is best not to use over-the-counter ointments to treat it-this can cause an overload on the skin.  A dermatologist usually prescribes cleaning lotions containing a drying agent with sulfur and Resorcin and/or Deprosone cream.  if antibiotics are prescribed, don't fail to take extra B-complex vitamins and either acidophilus or Megadophilus to replace the "friendly" bacteria destroyed by the antibiotics.

  NUTRIENTS  
SUPPLEMENT SUGGESTED DOSAGE COMMENTS
Essential    
Unsaturated fatty acids (primrose oil) As directed on label. Important for many skin disorders: contains needed linoleic acid.
Important    
Vitamin A Up to 50,000IU Vitamin A deficiency may cause Seborrhea.
Vitamin B complex
extra high stress formula
plus extra
Vitamin B6
As directed on label. The B vitamins, especially B6, are needed for protein metabolism (i.e., healing and repair).
Vitamin E 400-800 IU daily. Speeds healing.  Increases oxygen intake.
Helpful    
Acidophilus As directed on label. Take daily in some form, especially if antibiotics are used.
Coenzyme Q10 60 mg daily An important free radical scavenger that supplies oxygen to the cells.
DMG (Gluconic from DaVinci Labs) As directed on label Increases tissue oxygen.
Kelp 5 tablets daily. Contains balanced minerals.  Good iodine source.
Lecithin Take with meals. For cellular protection.
Multivitamin
and
mineral complex
As directed on label.  
Protein supplement
(free form amino acids)
As directed on label. For healing and repair.  take in the free form for quicker absorption and assimilation.

Herbs

Dandelion, goldenseal, and red clover are good . Chaparral may be used as a rinse.

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