I'm a boost, not a medical doctor, but I read a lot and understand a lot of it. Given that, here's what I see in your writing: like most named things in allopathic medicine, pots is a set of symptoms without a cause. We know that many, to if not most, skin things are immune responses, as is inflammation.

Several types of actions appear to help rebalance our immune systems against internal threats (cancer, eg) and external threats (toxins from chem sprays, food, water, eg). Anti-parasite treatments, vitamin and mineral supplementation, elimination of sugar and processed/genetically modified food (which brings along glyphosate and other extreme toxins), and lowering the pH of the blood (appears to kill parasites and cancer cells).

If you can find a naturopathic doctor to help you find the optimal combination of actions to take, that would be best. Generally I've seen that once folks take a radical stand on their diets, and see/feel radical changes, they get a lot more control over symptoms and ownership over the causes. Then, from a clean diet base, adding supplementals gradually with close observation builds a gradual and unfriended path. If any medical person even tries to talk about 'managing symptoms' instead of curing the problem, walk away.

I'm a boost, not a medical doctor, but I read a lot and understand a lot of it. Given that, here's what I see in your writing: like most named things in allopathic medicine, pots is a set of symptoms without a cause. We know that many, to if not most, skin things are immune responses, as is inflammation.

Several types of actions that appear to help rebalance our immune systems against internal threats (cancer, eg) and external threats (toxins from chem sprays, food, water, eg). Anti-parasite treatments, vitamin and mineral supplementation, elimination of sugar and processed/genetically modified food (which brings along glyphosate and other extreme toxins), and lowering the pH of the blood (appears to kill parasites and cancer cells).