Guest guest Posted August 23, 2009 Report Share Posted August 23, 2009 look at doug kaufmann and he will tell you also that psoriasis is fungus.many of the auto-immune diseases has to do with fungus, and read here for example http://www.skincell.org/yabbse/index.php/topic,13276.0.html > > Dr Simoncini appears to be the ONLY so-called expert to consider psoriasis as a fungus. Since LDN stopped my psoriasis from the first day, I will continue to consider psoriatic > arthritis an autoimmune condition. Perhaps the non-RA psoriasis is a fungus.. It does appear necessary to distinguish between the two conditions. > > > > > > > > > > Fran > Ajijic, Mexico > franmurphy25@... > (011-52-376-) 766-0067 > > Contact me for > US Health Insurance & Drug Claim Preparation > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2009 Report Share Posted August 23, 2009 > > look at doug kaufmann and he will tell you also that psoriasis is fungus.many of the auto-immune diseases has to do with fungus, > and read here for example > http://www.skincell.org/yabbse/index.php/topic,13276.0.html Psoriasis is one of the genetic markers in http://www.23andme.com that has been identified and can be tested for in their service. You can read about the genes for psoriasis here: https://www.23andme.com/health/psoriasis/ The gene can be expressed or not. If it is, you will develop the condition. However, you can live your whole life without getting it even if you have the genetic marker for it. There is nothing fungal in its expression from a genetic base. I suspect it is possible to get a fungal infection in an outbreak and perhaps there is a confounding of conditions then. I read the link above and didn't find any evidence leading to the conclusion that psoriasis is a fungus. I found one person who improved on Tinactin which leads me to believe he had a fungal condition. There is also a youtube video on a woman who claims the hair product Doo-Gro has totally cleared hers. In the sense that the oils prevent the skin scaling, she has. I have winter psoriasis. The sun is my friend. However, this summer my elbows did not clear 100% as they usually do, but it is very mild. I have been on ldn about 3 weeks and see no improvement on the elbows, but I am still in the ramping up stage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 23, 2009 Report Share Posted August 23, 2009 > > look at doug kaufmann and he will tell you also that psoriasis is fungus.many of the auto-immune diseases has to do with fungus, > and read here for example > http://www.skincell.org/yabbse/index.php/topic,13276.0.html Psoriasis is one of the genetic markers in http://www.23andme.com that has been identified and can be tested for in their service. You can read about the genes for psoriasis here: https://www.23andme.com/health/psoriasis/ The gene can be expressed or not. If it is, you will develop the condition. However, you can live your whole life without getting it even if you have the genetic marker for it. There is nothing fungal in its expression from a genetic base. I suspect it is possible to get a fungal infection in an outbreak and perhaps there is a confounding of conditions then. I read the link above and didn't find any evidence leading to the conclusion that psoriasis is a fungus. I found one person who improved on Tinactin which leads me to believe he had a fungal condition. There is also a youtube video on a woman who claims the hair product Doo-Gro has totally cleared hers. In the sense that the oils prevent the skin scaling, she has. I have winter psoriasis. The sun is my friend. However, this summer my elbows did not clear 100% as they usually do, but it is very mild. I have been on ldn about 3 weeks and see no improvement on the elbows, but I am still in the ramping up stage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2009 Report Share Posted August 24, 2009 Hi, Perhaps of more interest is the statement that cancer is a fungus? This certainly gets my attention! I do care and very deeply. My sympathies to everyone who has cancer or knows someone closely related who does; this would be just about everyone! Jean ******************* > Why is it so important that psoriasis be considered a fungus? My psoriasis > began to clear up with my first dose of LDN. Up to that point nothing really > helped: methotrexate, Enbrel, Arava, high doses of cortisone, oral and > topical. I don't care if it is a fungus. I am grateful for LDN.. I also > haven't had a flare up of my RA since starting LDN. My scleroderma is under > control, as is my lichen planus, lichen sclerosis, and hypothyroidism. If you > are right, then LDN is one hellava good fungicide as well as being great for > autoimmune conditions. So get off my case about psoriasis being a fungus. I > don't really care. > > > Fran > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 24, 2009 Report Share Posted August 24, 2009 sorry that you get upset,but the answer is for the person who got psoriasis back and is on ldn. > > Why is it so important that psoriasis be considered a fungus? My psoriasis began to clear up with my first dose of LDN. Up to that point nothing really helped: methotrexate, Enbrel, Arava, high doses of cortisone, oral and topical. I don't care if it is a fungus. I am grateful for LDN.. I also haven't had a flare up of my RA since starting LDN. My scleroderma is under control, as is my lichen planus, lichen sclerosis, and hypothyroidism. If you are right, then LDN is one hellava good fungicide as well as being great for autoimmune conditions. So get off my case about psoriasis being a fungus. I don't really care. > > > > > > > > > Fran > Ajijic, Mexico > franmurphy25@... > (011-52-376-) 766-0067 > > Contact me for > US Health Insurance & Drug Claim Preparation > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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