Eczema: Does good skin health start in the gut? 26th February 2022 London

Description

The interrelationship between the human microbiome, immune dysregulation, and atopic dermatitis is complex and intricate. In the pathogenesis of eczema/atopic dermatitis, a bidirectional relationship exists between Th2 immune cell dominance and skin barrier dysfunction. Th1/Th2 immune cell dysregulation is one of the main underlying causes of allergic skin reactions which create characteristic atopic eczema lesions. Join us for a robust exploration of the research on the microbiome and eczema, and hear how a specific strain of live bacteria may have a beneficial role to play.

Rebecca Edwards

Speaker Bio: Global Head of Education at Activated Probiotics, Rebecca is a qualified naturopath and educator with a passion for research and evidence based medicine. As well as lecturing at CNM for 10 years, she has fifteen years of clinical experience and has worked as a clinician, lecturer, and writer in the UK, the US, and Australia.

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