Liz Earle
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3 series
first heard Apr 2026
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Age Better with Liz Earle · Testosterone explained: what it does for women in midlife · 21 Sep 2026
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However, my children, who are 10, wouldn't put this lotion on twice a day.
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Do you know why we get these bumps and spots here?
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We all do regular exercise, shower after exercise, and eat well, although there's always room for improvement with food.
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Your help would be so appreciated.
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Thank you, Lucy.
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Ooh, interesting.
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You know, Lucy, what you're describing sounds very much like keratosis pilaris, and yeah, commonly known as chicken skin.
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It's very common, especially in children and younger adults, completely harmless.
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My children all had it.
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It and these little bumps appear when keratin and that's the protein that helps protect our skin.
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builds up and it forms tiny plugs around the hair follicles.
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And yeah, it often runs in families.
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So interestingly that you've had it and your children now have it.
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And it's also more common in those who have dry skin or eczema.
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So it absolutely is not caused by being unclean or not showering after exercise or sweat getting trapped in the skin.
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And there's no convincing evidence actually that a particular
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Food causes it, so I wouldn't definitely put children on a restrictive diet.
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You know, just keep that healthy, varied diet going, lots of protein, omega-3 fats, cutler seed oils, uh, lots of colourful fruit and veg.
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You know, these are things that will generally support the skin, but of course that's not a specific cure.
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So keratosis polaris often comes and goes, and it can look worse when the skin is dry.
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