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Grover's Disease: What works to help find relief?

Skin Health | Last Active: Nov 4 2:57pm | Replies (2012)

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I like your idea of adding the bone broth to your GD tonic smoothie. I started adding collagen powder to my daily smoothie about a year ago. I am no longer put in cilantro but other healthy foods. I can't say if it helps with eczema because I am asymptomatic but it definitely has made my hair and nails grow faster and stronger. I like the Vital Proteins Original Collagen Peptides, unflavored which is a bovine base. It has a neutral taste and some collagen can be very strongly flavored from the beef or fish. With GD our cells have lost the collagen support network in our symptomatic areas which for me are the common GD torso areas. The down side is that it is expensive.

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I’d like to know what you think about chlorella. I am thinking of taking it to detox heavy metals as well as any other benefits it may provide. I trust your opinion over most doctors. Much much appreciated. What may be the side effects ?

I found a low sodium (95mg)chicken bone broth at Sprouts (store brand). It doesn't have a super strong flavor which makes it useful in smoothie. I use about 1/2c each day... I would estimate cost at about $10/month maybe? My issue with most bone broth is the very high sodium-some are close to 1000mg!!
Hopefully this helps with collagen replacement a bit.