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Eczema, Psoriasis & Chronic Inflammation: Why Healing Starts With the Nervous System

Episode 23 Published 7 months ago
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What if your eczema, psoriasis, gut issues, fatigue, or chronic inflammation aren’t random at all, but signals from a nervous system that’s been stuck in survival mode?

In this episode of The Functional Aesthetician Podcast, Samantha Dench sits down with holistic health coach and alternative health practitioner Sabrina Hall to unpack the deeper connection between nervous system dysregulation, systemic inflammation, and chronic skin and body symptoms.

Sabrina shares her personal healing journey through eczema, IBS, celiac disease, lymphatic congestion, and autoimmune patterns, and how that experience led her to a whole-body approach that goes far beyond symptom management. 

You’ll understand why so many women ignore the early whispers from their bodies, how limiting beliefs and chronic stress keep the body inflamed, and why true healing has to start with creating safety in the system.

This conversation is a powerful reminder that your skin is not betraying you, it’s communicating with you.

In this Episode, You’ll Learn:

  • The link between chronic stress, nervous system dysregulation, and inflammation
  • Why symptoms like eczema, psoriasis, headaches, gut issues, and fatigue are often deeper messengers
  • How women get stuck in patterns of perfectionism, people-pleasing, and self-neglect
  • Why healing the body requires more than topical solutions and quick fixes
  • The role of the gut, lymphatic system, immune system, and detox pathways in skin healing
  • How nervous system support can become the foundation for long-term healing

If you’ve been trying to heal your skin from the outside in, this episode will help you start looking deeper.

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