Question by : Can lack of protein cause seborrheic dermatitis to be worse?
I have never eaten a vegetable or any thing healthy in most of my life can this cause my seborrheic dermatitis to be really bad. Any information will help thank you 
p.s I have tried almost every thing that the doctor has gave me and it just makes my condition worse.
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Oilyness on your skin will make it worse. I don't think diet makes it worse particularly. But frequent washing is a must. Daily for hair and twice daily minimum for face.
My dermatologist has come up with a treatment that works very well. It is called Psorizide Ultra And is a tablet. It has worked wonderfully for me.
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yes lack of protein cause seborrheic dermatitis to be worse?
The underlying problem is you’re dehydrated.
People just don’t drink enough water. Between the 1.5 liters lost through kidney filtration (urination) and the liter lost through respiration a lot of water needs to be replaced on a daily basis. Soft drinks, coffee, tea and other “non-water” drinks do not supply the necessary water, although people think that they do – they contain caffeine, which is a major contributor to dehydration, and only make the problem worse.
You should be drinking 1/2 your weight in ounces of water each day, adding 1/8 teaspoon of unprocessed sea salt per 16 ounces. The salt is important for cell function and it retains the water in the body. You may also need potassium and other supplements since drinking increased amounts of water may wash some of these nutrients out of your system.
More info can be found on this page: http://watercure2.org/mankind.htm.
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