How I Cured My Eczema & Psoriasis

A few years ago I had eczema so bad that I couldn’t open my left eye.

It was literally sealed shut.

Eczema, psoriasis, and other skin conditions are usually to do with your gut… which I didn’t know at the time.

So I spent thousands of dollars on doctors and skincare products only to be disappointed.

This was frustrating. I never had skin issues before, and it felt impossible to remove this itchy, burning rash from my face…

Until I got my DNA tested.

I learned that I’m missing the GSTM1 gene—which controls how well I remove toxins from my gut.

This means that I’m extremely sensitive to certain things.

Eating the wrong type of food—especially processed grains—would inflame my gut and trigger breakouts.

Airborne toxins from pollutants, fumes, and pesticides would do the same.

Since I cannot avoid these things entirely, I took a different approach.

I enhanced my body’s detox pathways with a personalized supplement protocol—including N-acetylcysteine, selenium, milk thistle, and alpha-lipoic acid.

What happened after?

My eczema vanished. My body could finally handle its toxic load.

It felt like a miracle—but this is what happens when you address the root cause.

I’ve seen this happen countless times inside of my coaching program. Someone has a mystery problem, until they get their DNA tested and learn what it is. Then we solve it.

Stop masking your symptoms, let your DNA do the work for you, and finally get to the root cause of your problems.

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Until next time,

Kashif Khan

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