Re: peeling my psoriasis and trying to eat it...

[Guest guest]

Ann Wigmore's gangrene was cured by eating grass by he roadside and a

puppy licking her gangrenous legs all day. Sometimes nature has it's

reasons......? As you probably know, children do go through a phase

of tasting everything they can find, I think it's around 2 years.

>Allie has developed this disgusting habit of wanting to pick at my

>psoriasis. That alone isn't a big deal, she also peels at wallpaper

>or any other peeling item. The thing is, if she peels off any skin,

>she immediately eats it. What is up with that?

>

>Thanks,

>Debi

>

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[Guest guest]

> Allie has developed this disgusting habit of wanting to pick at my

> psoriasis. That alone isn't a big deal, she also peels at wallpaper

> or any other peeling item. The thing is, if she peels off any skin,

> she immediately eats it. What is up with that?

My #2 has had a sticker fetish for almost his entire life, especially

if it is already partially peeling.

Anti-viral has toned it down quite a bit, and now it looks like he is

just peeling them as a habit, rather than as an obsession.

He does not eat them tho, fortunately.

Good luck.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Debi -

I don't have an answer about the peeling and eating but...........

I wanted to let you know that I had psoriasis on my knees and it

went away when I starting taking OmegaBrite fish oil supplements.

Their website is www.OmegaBrite.com

Hope this helps!

Trish C.

[Guest guest]

> Allie has developed this disgusting habit of wanting to pick at my

> psoriasis. That alone isn't a big deal, she also peels at wallpaper

> or any other peeling item. The thing is, if she peels off any skin,

> she immediately eats it. What is up with that?

>

> Thanks,

> Debi

My daughter, too, loved to peel my psoriasis when she was small. She

has sensory integration issues and loved the feel of skin under her

nails. She didn't try to eat it, though. Could this be a sign of

zinc deficiency? Ann