Month: January 2022

Possible Connection Between Sugar and Flare-Ups

I haven’t posted in a while, because little progress has been made on my end. But for the past month, I have noticed something interesting worth sharing.

Shortly after consuming large amounts of sugar (around the holidays), chocolate, cookies, cake, etc; I experience major flare-ups. It usually starts about an hour or so after consumption.

This only seems to occur after large amounts of traditional sugar – alternative sugars such as stevia don’t trigger it. It’s an interesting find and I may explore cutting sugar from my diet to see what happens.

[Info Series] Darier’s Disease: An In-Depth Overview and Its Genetic Origins

Darier’s Disease, also known as Darier-White Disease or keratosis follicularis, is a rare genetic skin disorder that affects roughly 1 in 100,000 people globally. This condition is characterized by the appearance of small, rough, wart-like bumps on the skin, with varying levels of severity. Although it can be a challenging and persistent ailment, understanding its genetic origins and effective management strategies can significantly improve patients’ quality of life. Let’s dive into the world of Darier’s Disease to unravel its mysteries and offer hope to those living with this condition.

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