Psoriasis

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure whether the liver is the most important problem in

psoriasis or not, but if it is, what to do depends on what you are

willing to do. (Since the liver is the detoxing agent of the body, it

is reasonable that a non-functioning liver is part of the problem).

If you just want to reduce the symptoms, you can use some liver herbs

like milk thistle that help the liver to function better and stimulate

new liver cells etc. But if you want to try to cure the problem -

rebuild and cleanse the liver, then the old natural doctors who used

herbs developed programes for cleansing the system and rebuilding the

liver. My family has a tendancy toward liver problems (weak liver). We

don't have psoriasis, instead most of us are allergic to additives,

preservatives and so on.

Since I learned about rebuilding the liver naturally, I've become less

reactive. And that is as a result of eating very carefully and doing a

1 month cleanse. I'm not in the US so I have to mix all the products

myself. I have wanted to do more but was either pregnant or too busy

tired to do all the prep work or something. Planning to do another

one soon, but with an AS son I'm more worried about treating him than my

liver which works fine as long as I do all my own cooking!

Dr was one of the pioneers and died in the 1980's but his

son still runs his training school and many of his books are available

from them. You can search on his name or one of his many pupil - Dr

Schulze is still teaching these methods - he's very radical but

he claims to be able to cure anyone of anything. I can give you some

web sites if you don't know how to search and want to do some reading.

You can buy the herbal remedies from many places in the US and Canada

and also maybe the UK but it is taking them and eating right that

requires the work!

Regards

Abby

TwoTonks@... wrote:

> My husband has had psoriasis for about 25 years. He has recently been

> using

> Dovonex, which someone mentioned earlier, and feels it works very

> well. It's

> quite expensive, and since a large portion of his body has psoriasis,

> he can't

> use the Dovonex as often and as much as he ideally would like to. He also

> occasionally puts a light coating of Ultravate over the Dovonex when

> his skin is

> really sore, and this helps a lot by the next day.

>

> Something else he tried recently was following the method outlined by Dr.

> Pagano in his book " Healing Psoriasis; the Natural Alternative "

> and the

> accompanying book " Dr. 's Healing Psoriasis Cookbook. " This seemed

> to help,

> but I think my husband missed a lot of foods he normally likes to eat,

> which are

> restricted or eliminated on this diet (yogurt, coffee, tomato sauce,

> etc.).

>

> My husband, over the years, has experimented with light box treatments

> and

> PUVA (treatments in a light box after taking a drug which makes the skin

> sensitive to light). However, he has recently had some small skin

> cancers pop up,

> thankfully all benign, but is now restricting light on his skin

> instead of

> encouraging it, although there is no question that ultraviolet light,

> whether from a

> light box or from sunlight, greatly help his condition.

>

> My husband also has joined the National Psoriasis Foundation, and gets

> magazines sent to him regularly, many of which have included helpful

> hints.

>

> Someone mentioned that problems with the liver are involved in

> psoriasis, and

> we feel that's very likely. For what it's worth, my son also has liver

> problems.

>

> Hope some of this helps,

> Debbie

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

And, please, " cc " me because my dear friend Deb has suffered whole-body

psoriasis for 40 years.

Thanks,

[ ] Psoriasis

Hello,

My friend has psoriasis, and he is wondering about alternative treatments

that work. Have any of you discovered a way to treat psoriasis (other than

the

conventional topical steroids)?

Please email him (Mike) directly at huckleberryphin@... if you have any

suggestions.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

PLEASE ALSO SEND TO ME. MY 9 YR. OLD GRANDSON HAS IT ALSO.

NEENA

[ ] Psoriasis

>

>

> Hello,

>

> My friend has psoriasis, and he is wondering about alternative

treatments

> that work. Have any of you discovered a way to treat psoriasis (other

than the

> conventional topical steroids)?

>

> Please email him (Mike) directly at huckleberryphin@... if you

have any

> suggestions.

>

> Thanks,

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

[Guest guest]

I use Skin Cap spray with really good results.

> can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I have said this many times in a lot of E mails, I don't know if they are being

read, or getting through. If anyone wants a free sample of a pure all organic

healing cream that has nothing in it but healing an non toxic ingredients. I

offered to anyone suffering to E mail me at my mystery3frog@ address for

privacy to you, so I can mail you a free sample. I created it, and it heals and

then some. I guarantee it.

Vickie

gingras440@... wrote:

can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

[Guest guest]

Why don't you just post it. I want to hear it too.

H.

On Dec 2, 2004, at 6:26 PM, gingras440@... wrote:

> can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis?  thank  you

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> > can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

According to two books I have, CLO, aloe vera, and addressing food

intolerances can help psoriasis.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dear Dana

I developed a cream, you might have seen me talking about it VIA this forum,

because I can

see all the people suffering and their children from eczema, psorisis, and

ringworm, rashes.

I developed the cream, DAWNSPROMISE, because I got sick of Trash that shouldn't

be in creams, lotions, and I got sick of paying out the nose for stuff that

never did what it said it would do.

I am an inventor, and I did a few years of research, and another 5 to get this

cream just right.

I made it for me, and began sharing it, and was astounded that it healed all of

the above problems and really works.

I would be delighted to send you a free sample if you would like to try an all

organic, no fillers, no chemicals, no nothing you cannot identify. You can read

the ingredients and what it has done for others like you. at

www.dawnspromisecream.com.

That is my web sight where I sell the cream. I keep the price down really low so

even people with small means can afford to get help. I pretty much just clear my

expensis, IF THAT.

That was another of my complaints, being of pretty poor means myself, was that

it seemed the only help anyone can get is with prescriptions. Any alternative

meds, that kind that are actually good for you, cost a fortune, and the

alternative doctors cost even more because insurance usually doesn't pay for

them.

Anyway, I developed this cream and I guarantee it. I also just invented a pain

cream that really works too. I got sick of paying for bengay. (smells great,

doesn't do much) Tiger Balm is nice and hot, but it didn't take my pain away

either. Icy Hot, nadda. Simple Blue. NOPE. Just like my cream, I HAVE tried

them ALL. Desperation is always the mother of Invention, and I make what I

can't find, and I want to share my success with anyone with a need.

So with all that said, do send me your land address, and I will be more than

happy to send you some free samples of my Dawnspromise healing Cream.

Sincerely

Vickie

danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

> > can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

According to two books I have, CLO, aloe vera, and addressing food

intolerances can help psoriasis.

Dana

=======================================================

[Guest guest]

> Dear Dana

>

> I developed a cream, you might have seen me talking about it VIA

this forum, because I can

> see all the people suffering and their children from eczema,

psorisis, and ringworm, rashes.

All our issues in those areas are gone now, thankfully.

I was replying to a message from someone else, regarding psoriasis

issues. Perhaps you can extend your offer to that person?

> So with all that said, do send me your land address, and I will be

more than happy to send you some free samples of my Dawnspromise

healing Cream.

My land address is on this page for anyone who wants it.

http://www.danasview.net/sitebook.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Please send me a sample.

Neena Garza

c/o son Floors

9275 Linwood Ave

Shreveport, LA 71106

neena@...

Re: [ ] Re: psoriasis

>

> Dear Dana

>

> I developed a cream, you might have seen me talking about it VIA this

forum, because I can

> see all the people suffering and their children from eczema, psorisis, and

ringworm, rashes.

> I developed the cream, DAWNSPROMISE, because I got sick of Trash that

shouldn't be in creams, lotions, and I got sick of paying out the nose for

stuff that never did what it said it would do.

> I am an inventor, and I did a few years of research, and another 5 to get

this cream just right.

> I made it for me, and began sharing it, and was astounded that it healed

all of the above problems and really works.

> I would be delighted to send you a free sample if you would like to try an

all organic, no fillers, no chemicals, no nothing you cannot identify. You

can read the ingredients and what it has done for others like you. at

www.dawnspromisecream.com.

> That is my web sight where I sell the cream. I keep the price down really

low so even people with small means can afford to get help. I pretty much

just clear my expensis, IF THAT.

> That was another of my complaints, being of pretty poor means myself, was

that it seemed the only help anyone can get is with prescriptions. Any

alternative meds, that kind that are actually good for you, cost a fortune,

and the alternative doctors cost even more because insurance usually doesn't

pay for them.

> Anyway, I developed this cream and I guarantee it. I also just invented a

pain cream that really works too. I got sick of paying for bengay. (smells

great, doesn't do much) Tiger Balm is nice and hot, but it didn't take my

pain away either. Icy Hot, nadda. Simple Blue. NOPE. Just like my cream, I

HAVE tried them ALL. Desperation is always the mother of Invention, and I

make what I can't find, and I want to share my success with anyone with a

need.

> So with all that said, do send me your land address, and I will be more

than happy to send you some free samples of my Dawnspromise healing Cream.

>

> Sincerely

> Vickie

>

> danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> > > can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

>

>

> According to two books I have, CLO, aloe vera, and addressing food

> intolerances can help psoriasis.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT CAUSES PSORIASIS?

Re: [ ] Re: psoriasis

>

> Dear Dana

>

> I developed a cream, you might have seen me talking about it VIA this

forum, because I can

> see all the people suffering and their children from eczema, psorisis, and

ringworm, rashes.

> I developed the cream, DAWNSPROMISE, because I got sick of Trash that

shouldn't be in creams, lotions, and I got sick of paying out the nose for

stuff that never did what it said it would do.

> I am an inventor, and I did a few years of research, and another 5 to get

this cream just right.

> I made it for me, and began sharing it, and was astounded that it healed

all of the above problems and really works.

> I would be delighted to send you a free sample if you would like to try an

all organic, no fillers, no chemicals, no nothing you cannot identify. You

can read the ingredients and what it has done for others like you. at

www.dawnspromisecream.com.

> That is my web sight where I sell the cream. I keep the price down really

low so even people with small means can afford to get help. I pretty much

just clear my expensis, IF THAT.

> That was another of my complaints, being of pretty poor means myself, was

that it seemed the only help anyone can get is with prescriptions. Any

alternative meds, that kind that are actually good for you, cost a fortune,

and the alternative doctors cost even more because insurance usually doesn't

pay for them.

> Anyway, I developed this cream and I guarantee it. I also just invented a

pain cream that really works too. I got sick of paying for bengay. (smells

great, doesn't do much) Tiger Balm is nice and hot, but it didn't take my

pain away either. Icy Hot, nadda. Simple Blue. NOPE. Just like my cream, I

HAVE tried them ALL. Desperation is always the mother of Invention, and I

make what I can't find, and I want to share my success with anyone with a

need.

> So with all that said, do send me your land address, and I will be more

than happy to send you some free samples of my Dawnspromise healing Cream.

>

> Sincerely

> Vickie

>

> danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> > > can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank you

>

>

> According to two books I have, CLO, aloe vera, and addressing food

> intolerances can help psoriasis.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

Unfortunately creams are an allopathic way of treating psoriasis et al

The leading cause is dairy and molecular mimicry that ensues from an

immunologic reaction to casein

Eliminate dairy, start relative high dose vitamin E (800 IU mixed

natural tocopherols) twice daily and Essential fatty acids twice daily

You should see results within three months

One slice of cheese affects the human body for 6-8 weeks!

Obviously other allergic reactions should be ruled out- consider getting

a LRA by ELISA test best blood test there is for immune evaluation

Bruce H. Berman, MD

Re: [ ] Re: psoriasis

DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT CAUSES PSORIASIS?

Re: [ ] Re: psoriasis

>

> Dear Dana

>

> I developed a cream, you might have seen me talking about it VIA this

forum, because I can

> see all the people suffering and their children from eczema, psorisis,

and

ringworm, rashes.

> I developed the cream, DAWNSPROMISE, because I got sick of Trash that

shouldn't be in creams, lotions, and I got sick of paying out the nose

for

stuff that never did what it said it would do.

> I am an inventor, and I did a few years of research, and another 5 to

get

this cream just right.

> I made it for me, and began sharing it, and was astounded that it

healed

all of the above problems and really works.

> I would be delighted to send you a free sample if you would like to

try an

all organic, no fillers, no chemicals, no nothing you cannot identify.

You

can read the ingredients and what it has done for others like you. at

www.dawnspromisecream.com.

> That is my web sight where I sell the cream. I keep the price down

really

low so even people with small means can afford to get help. I pretty

much

just clear my expensis, IF THAT.

> That was another of my complaints, being of pretty poor means myself,

was

that it seemed the only help anyone can get is with prescriptions. Any

alternative meds, that kind that are actually good for you, cost a

fortune,

and the alternative doctors cost even more because insurance usually

doesn't

pay for them.

> Anyway, I developed this cream and I guarantee it. I also just

invented a

pain cream that really works too. I got sick of paying for bengay.

(smells

great, doesn't do much) Tiger Balm is nice and hot, but it didn't take

my

pain away either. Icy Hot, nadda. Simple Blue. NOPE. Just like my

cream, I

HAVE tried them ALL. Desperation is always the mother of Invention, and

I

make what I can't find, and I want to share my success with anyone with

a

need.

> So with all that said, do send me your land address, and I will be

more

than happy to send you some free samples of my Dawnspromise healing

Cream.

>

> Sincerely

> Vickie

>

> danasview <danasview@...> wrote:

>

> > > can I also get any info on alt treatments for psoriasis? thank

you

>

>

> According to two books I have, CLO, aloe vera, and addressing food

> intolerances can help psoriasis.

>

> Dana

>

>

>

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

> DOES ANYONE KNOW WHAT CAUSES PSORIASIS?

>

I know what causes sebborrhea [i am SURE I did not spell that right

LOL] if you are interested. No experience with psoriasis tho. Just

sebborrhea, eczema, and impetigo.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Well I went to the Dr's today and she said my sore toes are most

> likely caused by psoriasis, even though none can be seen and my toes

> look perfectly normal? I do have tiny patch of psoriasis on my

> scalp that has been in the same place for 19 years and only plays up

> when I get stressed? maybe she is right, I have no idea. hmmmm back

> to my own remedies I guess :-)

>

> Sallie

>

>

Sallie, if it is psoriasis you might want to try going on an anti-fungal

diet and taking some natural anti-fungals. It will take some time, but might

prove to be well worth the effort.

Ethel

[Guest guest]

I will look into that, thanks Ethel

At 07:59 a.m. 22/10/2005, you wrote:

> > Well I went to the Dr's today and she said my sore toes are most

> > likely caused by psoriasis, even though none can be seen and my toes

> > look perfectly normal? I do have tiny patch of psoriasis on my

> > scalp that has been in the same place for 19 years and only plays up

> > when I get stressed? maybe she is right, I have no idea. hmmmm back

> > to my own remedies I guess :-)

> >

> > Sallie

> >

> >

>Sallie, if it is psoriasis you might want to try going on an anti-fungal

>diet and taking some natural anti-fungals. It will take some time, but might

>prove to be well worth the effort.

>

>Ethel

>

>

>

>

>

>To unsubscribe, email: rheumatic-unsubscribeegroups

>

>

[Guest guest]

i know three people with Psoriasis that have used ldn with great successcyndiOn Nov 21, 2006, at 7:19 AM, Pete Fuller wrote:I have been using LDN for several months now and as a lot of you are aware, with great success. I've got a friend who has Psoriasis, which I know is a suspected autoimmune disease. Can anyone out there relate any sucess stories involving Psoriasis that I can pass on to my friend? I would love to be able to help him as much as I've been helped. Thanks.__.

[Guest guest]

Good morning from Vietnam,

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer 2 years ago and some of you several months ago were kind enough to give me some direction of things to do, books to read, places to go. I have now been on LDN for about 5 months and will have blood test in about a month. My whole medical file on my computer is missing I don't know what happened. Can I those of you who were kind enough to give me all of your knowledge to please write again.

A while back someone was looking for help with Psoriasis if they will go to this site www.proz92.com they should be able to get some relief and maybe it will be gone all together. I used a stronger mixture to take care of some skin cancer. Squamous Cell Carcinoma Cancer (skin cancer). All margins two months ago were clear.

Please let me know if you all have success with Z-92. The site could add your testimonials and maybe help a lot of people that suffer with this malady.

Thank you,

Arthur

Re: [low dose naltrexone] Psoriasis

i know three people with Psoriasis that have used ldn with great success

cyndi

On Nov 21, 2006, at 7:19 AM, Pete Fuller wrote:

I have been using LDN for several months now and as a lot of you are aware, with great success. I've got a friend who has Psoriasis, which I know is a suspected autoimmune disease. Can anyone out there relate any sucess stories involving Psoriasis that I can pass on to my friend? I would love to be able to help him as much as I've been helped. Thanks.__.

[Guest guest]

Success story for psoriasis: I had psoriasis on the tips of my elbows and knees, and beside my ears. I drank oxygenated water for one week and all of it disappeared. Suggesting that it's due to lack of oxygen. Interesting, yes?

[Guest guest]

And what is oxygenated water ??

Geir Flatabø

On 11/23/06, sfrobink@... <sfrobink@...> wrote:

Success story for psoriasis: I had psoriasis on the tips of my elbows and knees, and beside my ears. I drank oxygenated water for one week and all of it disappeared. Suggesting that it's due to lack of oxygen. Interesting, yes?

[Guest guest]

I got some from a guy who had picked it up in Mexico. He said it was oxygenated water. It definitely tasted different than regular water. I don't know if folks here might know anything more about what might duplicate that here.

[Guest guest]

Hi Elodie,

Here are some suggestions - we've really had a lot of experience with

so many skin problems.

Be careful with any washing powders - any chemicals at all on clothing

or bedding. Can you check back on what new supps might have been

introduced when it got worse. It could be a food allergy - soya was

bad for us. Is there anything he is craving - that's a good sign of

an allergy for many.

Also dry scalp was relieved in our son after getting Omega 3 fish oils

up to a good dose with a smaller dose of Omega 6 and 9 - we use Nordic

natural oils. Before this he had awful dandruff - a thick cake of

cracking skin. It takes about 12 weeks to fully nourish the skin but

we started seeing improvements much much sooner.

Also our son used to get dry flaky skin on his forehead about an hour

after eating - you could rely on it every time - then it would get

better. He also used to be very lethargic after eating. On the first

day of being SCD - when I hadn't topped him up with rice or potatoes

he didn't get dry after eating. Not any meal ever - and he was

noticeabley less lethargic - I was sold on SCD after 24hrs! I really

recommend giving it a try. I know a lot of others who have tried it

feel it's really great. We were GFCF for allergy reasons before we

ever knew Eddie was autistic - for us soya was a terrible problem. We

only saw progress after dropping soya and corn and then again when we

went SCD.

Eddie used to be covered in eczema - and so many doctors told us he'd

have it for life - such nonsense. His skin is 99% better and no

dandruff - no scratching. We had to lie right next to him every night

to stop him rubbing in the night.

I also have a crazy suggestion - at least I thought it was but I was

so desperate I tried it. Try a spot of his urine.

I decided to do this to my own patch of eczema first - my patches

would normally take several weeks of hydrocortisone to heal - and it

went in just 3 days - I just dabbed it 3 times a day. I've only been

brave enough to suggest it to one other person and it worked great -

it also works for our son - and it explains why he NEVER got eczema

under his nappy - everywhere eles yes and very bad too - but never

under his nappy. Sometimes you could even see a line where his eczema

started above it. I've since read books on urine therapy - one

written by an otherwise very normal sounding woman who recovered from

endometriosis.

Best wishes,

Sandy

>

> Hello,

>

> Our son has been suffering from what we think is psoriasis and the

> condition is remarkably worsening. The symptoms are only noticeable on

> his head but the affected area is growing: it is causing him discomfort

> and itching, which in turn causes him to scratch his head during his

> sleep. He is seven years old, on the autistic spectrum and mercury-

> intoxicated. He is following a strict GFCF diet, taking numerous

> supplements and undergoes Andy Cutler's chelation protocol since three

> years (though not in recent months).

>

> Any suggestions with regards to self-care would be most welcome as we

> are not planning to see a general practitioner over this issue.

>

> Thank you for any help that can be given

>

> Elodie

>

[Guest guest]

Psoriasis of the skin is treatable. Various creams are available. I have not

heard of anyone here (including Andy Cutler) saying not to treat Psoriasis.

Never heard of a natural way to treat.

My cousin has this issue and he treats it with some cream and is OK for the

most part.

Suggest you see a dermatologist on this.

Elodie <elodieorama@...> wrote:

Hello,

Our son has been suffering from what we think is psoriasis and the

condition is remarkably worsening. The symptoms are only noticeable on

his head but the affected area is growing: it is causing him discomfort

and itching, which in turn causes him to scratch his head during his

sleep. He is seven years old, on the autistic spectrum and mercury-

intoxicated. He is following a strict GFCF diet, taking numerous

supplements and undergoes Andy Cutler's chelation protocol since three

years (though not in recent months).

Any suggestions with regards to self-care would be most welcome as we

are not planning to see a general practitioner over this issue.

Thank you for any help that can be given

Elodie

__________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Any chance he has H. pylori? This has been linked to some psoriasis.

>

> Hello,

>

> Our son has been suffering from what we think is psoriasis and the

> condition is remarkably worsening. The symptoms are only

noticeable on

> his head but the affected area is growing: it is causing him

discomfort

> and itching, which in turn causes him to scratch his head during

his

> sleep. He is seven years old, on the autistic spectrum and mercury-

> intoxicated. He is following a strict GFCF diet, taking numerous

> supplements and undergoes Andy Cutler's chelation protocol since

three

> years (though not in recent months).

>

> Any suggestions with regards to self-care would be most welcome as

we

> are not planning to see a general practitioner over this issue.

>

> Thank you for any help that can be given

>

> Elodie

>

[Guest guest]

HI, try using BOUDREAUX'S BUTTE PASTE RUB IT IN RIGHT AFTER YOU WASH his

hair, it will seem greasy but will be fine the next day, if not wash again.

this works for me and for others who have had this problem. If this doesn't

work , try putting TEA TREE OIL ON IT, IT WILL KILL THE PATCHES OF FUNGUS

AND YEAST BUT SMELLS REALLY STRONG, SO AGAIN, DO IT RIGHT AFTER A BATH AND

WASH THE NEXT DAY. THEY ALSO sell the shampoo at your local health food

store, but this will not be as strong. I;'m pretty lsure the BOUDREAUXS

BUTTE PASTE, WILL work for you. good luck and be patient...'

CORINNE

_____

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of Abid Khan

Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 3:12 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Psoriasis

Psoriasis of the skin is treatable. Various creams are available. I have not

heard of anyone here (including Andy Cutler) saying not to treat Psoriasis.

Never heard of a natural way to treat.

My cousin has this issue and he treats it with some cream and is OK for the

most part.

Suggest you see a dermatologist on this.

Elodie <elodieorama@ <mailto:elodieorama%40.fr> .fr> wrote:

Hello,

Our son has been suffering from what we think is psoriasis and the

condition is remarkably worsening. The symptoms are only noticeable on

his head but the affected area is growing: it is causing him discomfort

and itching, which in turn causes him to scratch his head during his

sleep. He is seven years old, on the autistic spectrum and mercury-

intoxicated. He is following a strict GFCF diet, taking numerous

supplements and undergoes Andy Cutler's chelation protocol since three

years (though not in recent months).

Any suggestions with regards to self-care would be most welcome as we

are not planning to see a general practitioner over this issue.

Thank you for any help that can be given

Elodie

__________________________________________________