A lot of people have mysterious burning skin where it feels like their skin's on fire, but they don't have eczema, psoriasis, or any kind of dermatitis or any kind of rash.
Sure, a lot of people who suffer with eczema and psoriasis, they have burning skin because of that, but this is a different situation.
This is without that diagnosis where they're not being told they have eczema.
It's just mysterious burning skin where it's hot and it feels like it's on fire and it could be on their arms and it could be on their legs and it keeps them from sleeping at night, but they can't get an answer.
So what is it? So here's what happens. Peripheral nerves are responsible, but that's not enough.
So even if a doctor says, well, it's these nerves here and there that are doing it, you know, underneath your skin or whatever, it's still not an answer.
but these nerves, they get flared up, they get inflamed.
So we have inflammation of nerves that are inside and around the derma of your skin.
And these nerves are intoxicated with different things.
And a lot of people who have burning skin problems,
they'll have toxic heavy metals in their system.
So they'll have too much aluminum and they'll have mercury from tuna
and they'll have mercury from fish and they'll have other things like this.
They're also having a lot of different toxins and poisons
like the perfumes and colognes that have heavy metals in them and many other different things
too. They're doing scented candles, which have lots of heavy metals in them. But even with all
that, they get metals from different foods throughout the years and fast foods and processed
foods that are high in toxic heavy metals and all food has metals in it anyway. And then there's
viral situations too. They'll have viral conditions as well, like the shingles. That's a virus right
there that can release a poison that the peripheral nerves are actually sensitive to and they're
inflaming because of these toxins. Go into that a little bit. When people get the herpes cold sore
or the cold sore, the fever blister, or just simplex one, that's a virus right there that
can create a lot of burning skin in the area of the neck, the side of the face, on the head,
other different places. Shingles can also create burning skin in different places, even if you
don't see a rash or a pustule and a doctor doesn't know why you have the burning skin. We still have
these bugs like shingles inside our system, inside our body. Epstein-Barr is another virus that sits
inside our body, creating a lot of different poisons. And these poisons make nerves hypersensitive.
And it all depends on what other toxins are happening inside the body. And then we eat a
lot of foods that contribute to it. We have a lot of eggs which contribute to it, butter, dairy
products milk cheese we eat a lot of gluten it contributes to these burning
skin sensations that keep people from sleeping or resting
