Psoriasis - Seeking Natural Remedy

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H.,

Please read this article from mercola.com: http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2004/1...

It outlines several steps needed to be taken as psoriasis is linked to several things and a variety of steps need to be taken to combat it.

I have used this approach with several patients from mild to severe psoriasis and have excellent results. I know you will too! It looks as if you've already accomplished some of the steps and are well on your way to a healthy lifestyle for you and your family. God Bless, Dr. Jenn

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I always think food allergies (IgE) or food sensitivies (IgG) when I hear of skin issues. Our skin is our largest detox organ. Your doctor or an allergist can do IgE testing and you can order Alletess IgG tests but you'll need someone to draw blood for it.

Hi H., I have had psoriasis my whole life and you are not going to find anything homeopathic to work I am afraid. I went through the same ordeal a year ago when I had my last outbreak and nothing homeopathic worked for me. As you know, Psoriasis is an auto immune disease so it really helps to take vitamins that support your immne system. I take a multi-vitamin, 1000 mg of vit C, and an echinacea supplement for my immune system. I also tan for 4 min once or twice a week (dermatologist's orders) if I have an outbreak too which helps ALOT. The best thing that I have used (an I have had some really bad outbreaks) is a foam used for the scalp called Ollux. Whenever I have a spot or two come up I put a little dab (I use it anywhere, and my scalp)of the foam on them and it diminishes them in about 48 hrs. I would ask your husband's dermatologist if you could try a sample. The best advice you are going to get is from a dermatologist that deals regularly with psoriasis patients, and talking to people that have it. Conversely, you can't treat psoriasis like a rash since it is a disease. Hope I helped, I know how dicouraging this is at first, but don't worry your husband will find something that works for him and it will be a thing of the past! Good luck!!

I don't have any experience with psoriasis, but I'm wondering if getting all chemicals and toxins off of him and out of him would help? I use products that don't have chemicals/toxins...cleaners, personal items (laundry detergent, lotions, household cleaners, etc). I know it helps clear up excema...

Good luck!!
T.

Hello H.,

Does your husband has any allergies? new shampoo? new soap, new dishwashing liquid? new laundry detergent? etc.
these links might give you some ideas what to try.
http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/psoriasis.htm
http://www.shirleys-wellness-cafe.com/eczema.htm
Good luck and keep searching. ~C.~

H.,

Psoriasis is an auto-immune condition. The question is what is causing the auto-immune response. I strongly agree that food intolerances are an important avenue to explore. However, IgG and IgE testing is not adequate. These test for histamine type reactions. Hidden food intolerances that lead to auto-immune conditions like psoriasis are not histamine in nature. They affect the whole body and are hidden, meaning the reaction is chronic in nature, not an immediate reaction like sneezing in response to dust, or having itchy mouth when eating strawberries.

He needs IgA testing. The only lab I recommend, after much research, is www.enterolab.com. Order test kit online, send in stool specimen, they email you the results. No doctor referral needed. Website lists psoriasis as a strong indicator of a gluten problem. Dr. Fine, director of the lab, estimates that 1 in 3 people are reacting poorly to all the gluten in the American diet. The symptoms vary so much from patient to patient that it is highly unlikely any convetional MD would discover the connection.

I recommend Dr. Cather as well. www.moderndermatology.com. She is aware of gluten's connection with psoriasis so you can speak to her about it. However, like most physicians, she would order a standard blood test. Sometimes the blood test shows the problem. However, many gluten-intolerant people (including myself) test negative on the blood test. If this happens, she will mistakenly advise your husband gluten is not the problem, when in fact it could be based on the much more highly reliable stool test from Enterolab. No need for an endoscopy or visit to a GI doctor either. Surprisingly, they are mostly not fully illuminated on the gluten issue. They think the incidence is rare, like 1 in 133 people. They are slow on the uptake.

Check out Enterolab!

Good luck!

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I requested the same thing for my step-dad a while back and these are the responses that I received. Good luck!

Hi H.. I have a wellness business through Juice Plus+. I am linked to a voicemail system where I get updates and messages from doctors on different topics on a regular basis. Just this week I had a message about psoriasis! She talked about a common relationship with arthritis and gastro-intestinal issues. I think she said that the gi problems cause the psoriasis and the arthritic symptoms come later. I'll see if I can find more info. I think the first step may be treating the GI issues rather than just the skin topically -through diet and possibly adding probiotics, etc. My son has had some dry skin that we are not sure about - I did find some homeopathic cream called Psoriaflora which might be helpful as well. I got it at Sprouts. Good luck to you and let me know if you have any questions or want to chat more!
Krystal
www.HamreHealth.com

Hey H.!
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Hi H.,

I am a distributor for Juice Plus and my website is www.gotjuiceplus.com. Nutrtion can only help in the healing process.

You may want to try flax seed oil from Barleans or Apple Cider Vinegar (Braggs). the Apple cider vinegar will balance his ph. He probably has an acidic ph right now.

One other thought do you have a filter on your shower? The reason I ask is because chemicals such as chlorine get absorbed through your largest organ which is your skin. Your skin absorbs chemicals as well as releases chemicals. You may want to consider a filter on your shower.

Also many skin conditions are related to dysfunction of the liver. It may be necessary to cleanse, stimulate, and condition the liver and colon for 30 to 90 days before the skin begins to improve.

as you can see many things can cause these symptoms to exist. It is up to you to get through the layers and get to the bottom of the problem. It is like peeling an onion.

If you would like further help and suggestions just call or email me.

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Dr. Cather is my dermatologist, and she has published research articles on psoriasis. If it's really psoriasis (and sometimes it isn't), then there is medication such as Enbrel that can help with this immune disorder (which often goes along with, or becomes, psoriatic arthritis). Do some research with the National Psoriasis Foundation webpage at http://www.psoriasis.org/home/ If your husband also has arthritis to go along with the psoriasis, have him see an excellent rheumatologist, such as Dr. Don Cheatum or Dr. Scott Zashin.

Hi H.! I don't know a whole lot about what would be considered natural, but I can tell you what I do know and you can take whatever you like from it.

I have psoriasis, mostly on my scalp and in/behind my ears, but I do get patches of it elsewhere if I am stressed. My mom also has it, and for her it is much more severe and difficult to control.

The best things we've found for it are salt water and sunshine. We were the healthiest (skinwise) we'd ever been in the summer living in California. Barring that, you can get sea salt baths to soak and Vitamin D from other sources. I make a point to eat a lot of D-rich fish, and while it's difficult to see a correlation between the meals and my skin, I figure it can't hurt. There are also lotions that have vitamin D in them, just aim for an unscented one. For spot treatment when I have a patch of it somewhere new or if it's especially itchy, I use 1% hydrocortizone cream. I don't know if it's the cream or if the patches would go away on their own, but it definitely helps calm the irritation, which is a huge help.

You didn't mention if he has it elsewhere, but I've never talked to anyone with it that didn't have it on their scalp. For that - t-gel by Neutrogena. Maybe a little harsher of a product than you'd like, but I swear, it makes life livable for me. It smells awful, and I don't recommend it for everyday use, but it keeps me sane and my psoriasis under control. (It creeps down my neck if I don't and is utterly icky.)

Anyway, hopefully something I said will help. If you discover something new, I hope you'll share it here, as I'm always on the lookout for something to help.