Let's talk about what really causes dandruff so you can completely get rid of it once and for all.

The problem with dandruff is that it kind of goes in and out of remission for years.

And of course they have shampoos, they have topical creams that do include, you know, zinc and selenium and coltar,

but there's some slight minor side effects like hair loss hair

thinning gray hair rashes so to get rid of a health problem you have to really understand it and

the associated pieces connected to it so let's kind of go through the list seborreic dermatitis

dermatitis is inflammation of the skin.

And seborreic has to do with producing sebum, which is the oil in the skin.

So that gives us a clue because there's also another thing about this condition.

There's higher levels of a very certain type of fungus that lives on one thing,

and that is lipids, which are fats, which is the oil in the sebaceous glands. So this very

specific fungus eats that whale. Ninety-nine percent of all the microbes in and on your body are bacteria, but you got

1% that is a combination of yeast, fungus, and other microorganisms. Well, this microbe is a fungus,

so it does not die with antibiotics. And as you know, another type of yeast or fungus is called candida and you

can get a big flare-up with candida an unfriendly type of candida when you

take antibiotics now the issue with this fungus with dandruff is that it creates

inflammation and with that inflammation becomes flaky skin But you always see an associated increase of oil being produced by your sebaceous glands when you have this condition, which provides the extra food to keep it thriving. It's also common in teenagers. And then for a lot of people, it kind of goes away, but then it comes back after you reach 50 years

old.

There's also a higher incidence of dandruff in women who have PCOS, polycystic ovarian syndrome.

There's also a high association having dandruff and insulin resistance. There's even a cream that they use,

which is basically metformin cream. Now metformin is all about treating insulin resistance and

diabetes, which is interesting. And apparently this cream also helps like acne, psoriasis, and even rosacea.

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