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Probiotics for Atopic Dermatitis – Support from the Gut
In recent years, the importance of gut health for our general well-being has increasingly come to the forefront. This is because the condition of the gut flora has been proven...
Seborrheic Eczema: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment
Seborrheic eczema – also known as seborrheic dermatitis – is a non-contagious, chronic inflammatory skin condition that primarily affects the face or scalp. Like neurodermatitis, it belongs to the atopic...
What's behind it: Can sunscreen be harmful?
Myths surrounding the topic of sun protection constantly circulate online and on many social media channels. Under the hashtag "#OhneSonnencreme" (without sunscreen), influencers and users are currently warning against sun...
Do clouds protect against UV rays?
"Oh, it's cloudy today! – I guess I don't need sunscreen..." What sounds logical is not entirely true in this context. A cloudy sky does not imply protection from UV...
How to playfully integrate basic therapy into everyday life
Your child suffers from neurodermatitis and you're wondering how to playfully integrate basic therapy into everyday life? Learn all about it in this blog post.
Liposuktion – Base Cream for Post-Liposuction Skin Care
Lipedema is more than just an aesthetic challenge – it is a chronic disease that affects many women. Primarily the legs, and less commonly the arms, are affected: excessive fat...
Sun Protection for Lymphedema: Why it's Especially Important After Liposuction
For many patients suffering from lipedema, the decision to undergo liposuction is a significant step – often after a long, painful journey. Lipedema is a chronic fat distribution disorder that...
Children's Sleep – Why Sleep Is So Important for Children
Sleep is a basic need – for all of us. But sufficient and restful sleep is especially important for babies and toddlers. Because an incredible amount happens during this early...