I created Get Lost Guttate in order to share the products and processes I have used in my natural healing process. I want as many psoriasis warriors as possible to read my story- for free- and benefit from my experiences.
Throughout this blog, I include sources wherever possible. It is almost entirely based on online research, but some of my findings come from books, too. Given that many view skin health as a lucrative business, I am wary about authors' motivations. Generally, I rely on the below:
On the Remedies pages, I list retailers where the products can be bought. I have begrudgingly included Amazon, as it often stocks certain things that are difficult to find elsewhere. Due to its numerous ethical issues, I would advise buying from alternative providers where possible.
Rather than relying on doctors' prescriptions, Hanna Sillitoe set out to triumph over her severe psoriasis, eczema and acne naturally. I was inspired by this journey, and followed her skincare advice. Nine months into my own healing, I reached out to Hanna on Instagram to express gratitude, where she kindly posted about this blog. My regular linking to her well-being business throughout these posts is not financially-motivated- it's just letting you know what I have implemented into my new lifestyle.
After using Balmonds Skin Salvation on my June 2022 holiday, I noticed big improvements to my face. Due to this, I responded to a mail-out in which Balmonds were asking for people to share their stories. Impressed by my progress, they invited me to speak with a journalist, resulting in the below articles:
I was given a monetary gift for my time as well as several products from their range.
From my research, I have discovered a range of businesses whose creations have helped me establish and maintain my new, skin-friendly lifestyle. I reach out to thank them- and they sometimes respond offering a free item or vouchers. Other than this, I have no affiliation with any brands/retailers mentioned.
When introducing a new skin application, it is always recommended to do a patch test on a small area and leave it for at least 24 hours before using it all over.
Always speak to a pharmacist/nutritionist before incorporating supplements to your diet (I asked for advice at 2 chemists and 2 trained advisors at Holland & Barrett, who gave me the go ahead with the lists found in the 'Remedies: Supplements' page).
The information and advice here is not intended to replace that of a qualified practitioner. Do not self-diagnose/self-treat before consulting a trained health professional. I cannot be held responsible for the improper use of any remedy mentioned.
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