lichen sclerosus and dairy
It's arrived! The newest book on LS is available worldwide on Amazon and soon to be available on all other online booksellers. I never expected to receive a diagnosis of LS (no one does), and I certainly didn't expect to spend 8 months immersed in writing about it. This easy to read book covers everything … Continue reading Newest book on lichen sclerosus
Yet another reason to commit to a breath practice for LS. Honestly, between increased anxiety, worry, often sleeplessness and oxidative stress, switching into parasympathetic mode (rest and digest) through breathing practice offers a boon of benefits.
When you start to feel better, you want to continue feeling better, so you are motivated to continue with your nourishing IF ritual.
Landing on a nourishing diet for LS seems to involve a process of reducing inflammation, healing the gut, eating nutrient-dense foods and balancing your blood sugar.
There are many reports of those with LS finding relief by following a low oxalate diet. Is it that simple?
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.