lichen sclerosis – Page 2 – Stephanie Hrehirchuk

Lichen sclerosus and histamines

I'd already been turned onto investigating mast cells in the body. And mast cells led me to histamines.

It's easy for me to forget how challenging the initial days after diagnosis can be.

There are many reports of those with LS finding relief by following a low oxalate diet. Is it that simple?

I interrupt this 30-day blog series... to offer contemplations on LS and well-being.

Well, this is a shitty topic.

Reducing sugar is another promising step along your LS journey to health.

Every person is unique. We each have a distinct gut environment and varying stressors. What's important is to figure out what works for you.

There are a number of triggers for autoimmunity... a simple overview of these triggers are:

This conversation made me feel as though there was more than just hope for recovery; there was an actual course of treatment.

Upcoming posts will cover everything from foods to herbal oils to qigong.