Grow and Glow

Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde presents the ultimate audio drama for skincare and hair care enthusiasts of all backgrounds. As a physician and expert, she explores the science of skin health, black hair, and hair restoration through a cinematic "Medical Noir" lens.Welcome to Skin Theater. Our debut narrative podcast season, The Barrier Chronicles, is a drama exploring the universal science of the skin barrier. From barrier repair to ingredient chemistry like Retinol, Dr. Chioma brings the lab to your vanity. New episodes drop every Friday.

Grow and Glow is a fiction podcast hosted by Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde, with 59 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde hosts Grow and Glow, a fiction show with 59 episodes published.

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  Episode #6

  Season 3 Episode 6: The Fermented Fuel | Postbiotics, Fermented Foods & Skin Glow

  Oct 2, 20264 minS3

  The Bio-Reactor Core is running at full capacity. The Kefir and Kimchi have entered the docking bay. And the Postbiotics are about to give your skin an upgrade no serum can replicate. In this episode, Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde breaks down the science of fermented foods and skin health, explaining how postbiotics, the refined metabolic byproducts of fermentation, suppress systemic inflammation, strengthen tight junctions, and turn your gut into a glow factory. This is not a wellness trend. It is a biological software update. New episodes every Friday. Follow the show and never miss a drop. Listen and follow: https://pod.link/1605892820

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  Episode #5

  Season 3 Episode 5: The Cortisol Kidnapping | Chronic Stress, Cortisol & Skin Barrier

  Sep 25, 20264 minS3

  Chronic stress has taken your digestive system hostage. The Vagus Nerve is trying to negotiate. And your skin barrier is the collateral damage nobody warned you about. In this episode, Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde unpacks the Gut-Brain-Skin Axis and explains exactly how cortisol shuts down digestion, triggers dysbiosis, and causes the skin to flare with acne, eczema, and reactive sensitivity. Stress is not just a feeling. It is a biological event with a very visible address on your face. New episodes every Friday. Follow the show and never miss a drop. Listen and follow: https://pod.link/1605892820

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  Episode #4

  Season 3 Episode 4: The Microbiome Mafia | SIBO, Rosacea & Gut Bacterial Overgrowth

  Sep 18, 20264 minS3

  A new crew has moved into the Small Intestine. The SIBO Syndicate. They do not belong there, they are fermenting everything in sight, and they are sending inflammation packages straight to your cheeks and nose. In this episode, Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde investigates Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth as one of the most under-diagnosed triggers for chronic rosacea and perioral dermatitis. If your skin is not responding to creams or antibiotics, the real criminal might be operating three feet below your face. This is the Microbiome Mafia, and it is just business. New episodes every Friday. Follow the show and never miss a drop. Listen and follow: https://pod.link/1605892820

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  Episode #3

  Season 3 Episode 3: The Dairy Interrogation | Dairy, mTOR, IGF-1 & Cystic Acne

  Sep 11, 20263 minS3

  The evidence is all over the chin and jawline. A glass of two-percent milk sits in the interrogation room, and it is not talking. But the science is. In this episode, Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde cracks the hormonal code behind dairy and acne, explaining how whey protein and IGF-1 in dairy products overstimulate the mTOR pathway, trigger sebocyte proliferation, and turn your pores into a high-speed assembly line for sebum and keratin. If you have cystic acne along the jawline that refuses to respond to topicals, this episode is your confession. New episodes every Friday. Follow the show and never miss a drop. Listen and follow: https://pod.link/1605892820

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  Episode #2

  Season 3 Episode 2: The Leaky Border | Intestinal Permeability, LPS & Inflammatory Skin

  Sep 4, 20264 minS3

  The gut barrier was supposed to be impenetrable. One layer of cells standing between your bloodstream and everything you ate. But chronic inflammation has done its work, and something called LPS, a bacterial endotoxin, is slipping through the cracks and heading straight for your dermis. In this episode, Dr. Chioma Agha-Ayorinde breaks down the science of leaky gut and skin inflammation, explaining how intestinal permeability triggers rosacea, eczema, and psoriasis by turning your immune system into a full-scale riot squad. Your skin is not the problem. It is where the leaked toxins are being processed. New episodes every Friday. Follow the show and never miss a drop. Listen and follow: https://pod.link/1605892820

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