Psoriasis Treatment Using Natural Remedies
by Rudy Silva
by Rudy Silva
die, turning white and flaky.
Finding a psoriasis treatment that cures is not easy since there doesn’t appear to be
one. Most doctors or dermatologists do not know what causes psoriasis and consider
it incurable. But there are many different natural remedies that can give some relief to
psoriasis but at far as a natural psoriasis treatment that is a cure, there is none.
Here is a list of psoriasis treatments that you may want to try.
Give your skin some sun to give your body additional energy and Vitamin D to fight
your psoriasis. You can add Vitamin D supplements to the list of vitamins you take.
The psoriasis sun treatment works better with UVB rays but these rays also cause
sunburn. So you may want to put sunscreen on those areas that do not have
psoriasis.
Drink teas or take capsules of sarsaparilla, milk thistle or nettle leaves.
Take a regular dose of fish oil or flax seed. Start with 1500 mg per day of fish oil
Use a couple tablespoons of granular lecithin. You can add it to your soups, salads,
morning cereal, or smoothes. Never add it to boiling water or use it as cooking oil
since it oxidizes rapidly and becomes rancid.
Take large dose of inositol, a B vitamin, around 1.5 grams or more and see how it
affects your psoriasis.
Use a diluted apple cider vinegar over your psoriasis to reduce itching. Start with 10
parts apple cider vinegar to 90 part of distilled water. No known pathogen can survive
in apple cider vinegar.
Keep stress down if possible, stress lowers the immune system and a weak immune
system cannot keep up with the activity of psoriasis.
There is another herb that appears to be an excellent psoriasis treatment. It’s called
mahonia quifolium and is better known as Oregon grape or holly-leaved barberry,
which is a natural plant extract
This extract is a,
A strong antibacterial
A strong antifungal
Inhibits the excessive abnormal skin cell growth
Reduces inflammation
Activates the release of histamine
You can find mahonia aquifolium in a product called M-Folia. This product comes in
various forms – ointments, shampoos, sunscreen, and cream preparations
Keep your psoriasis area open to air and don’t allow jewelry or tight clothing to press
against it. Stay of away from harsh chemicals sprays and liquid irritants.
Keep stress down if possible, stress lowers the immune system and a weak immune
system cannot keep up with the activity of psoriasis.
Use a psoriasis treatment as mentioned above to help give you psoriasis relief. You
can use a combination of these remedies, so experiment to see which works the best
for you.
About The Author
Rudy Silva, Nutritionist, writes a newsletter called natural-remedies-thatwork.com To
get more free information on skin problems like acne, go to: http://www.acne-no-
more.for--you.com To signup for my remedies newsletter go to http://www.natural-
remedies-thatwork.com.
Finding a psoriasis treatment that cures is not easy since there doesn’t appear to be
one. Most doctors or dermatologists do not know what causes psoriasis and consider
it incurable. But there are many different natural remedies that can give some relief to
psoriasis but at far as a natural psoriasis treatment that is a cure, there is none.
Here is a list of psoriasis treatments that you may want to try.
Give your skin some sun to give your body additional energy and Vitamin D to fight
your psoriasis. You can add Vitamin D supplements to the list of vitamins you take.
The psoriasis sun treatment works better with UVB rays but these rays also cause
sunburn. So you may want to put sunscreen on those areas that do not have
psoriasis.
Drink teas or take capsules of sarsaparilla, milk thistle or nettle leaves.
Take a regular dose of fish oil or flax seed. Start with 1500 mg per day of fish oil
Use a couple tablespoons of granular lecithin. You can add it to your soups, salads,
morning cereal, or smoothes. Never add it to boiling water or use it as cooking oil
since it oxidizes rapidly and becomes rancid.
Take large dose of inositol, a B vitamin, around 1.5 grams or more and see how it
affects your psoriasis.
Use a diluted apple cider vinegar over your psoriasis to reduce itching. Start with 10
parts apple cider vinegar to 90 part of distilled water. No known pathogen can survive
in apple cider vinegar.
Keep stress down if possible, stress lowers the immune system and a weak immune
system cannot keep up with the activity of psoriasis.
There is another herb that appears to be an excellent psoriasis treatment. It’s called
mahonia quifolium and is better known as Oregon grape or holly-leaved barberry,
which is a natural plant extract
This extract is a,
A strong antibacterial
A strong antifungal
Inhibits the excessive abnormal skin cell growth
Reduces inflammation
Activates the release of histamine
You can find mahonia aquifolium in a product called M-Folia. This product comes in
various forms – ointments, shampoos, sunscreen, and cream preparations
Keep your psoriasis area open to air and don’t allow jewelry or tight clothing to press
against it. Stay of away from harsh chemicals sprays and liquid irritants.
Keep stress down if possible, stress lowers the immune system and a weak immune
system cannot keep up with the activity of psoriasis.
Use a psoriasis treatment as mentioned above to help give you psoriasis relief. You
can use a combination of these remedies, so experiment to see which works the best
for you.
About The Author
Rudy Silva, Nutritionist, writes a newsletter called natural-remedies-thatwork.com To
get more free information on skin problems like acne, go to: http://www.acne-no-
more.for--you.com To signup for my remedies newsletter go to http://www.natural-
remedies-thatwork.com.
If you have Psoriasis or any
other skin problem, I know you
are always looking for a solution.
With psoriasis, the skin breaks
out in itchy rashes, unsightly
blemishes, and white flakes.
In psoriasis, the skin cells multiply
quickly causing rashes to appear
quickly. Normal skin renews itself
in 30 days, but in psoriasis, skin
cells move from the innermost
layer of skin to the skin surface
in 3 days, causing red and itchy
areas. In addition, as cells
accumulate on the surface they
other skin problem, I know you
are always looking for a solution.
With psoriasis, the skin breaks
out in itchy rashes, unsightly
blemishes, and white flakes.
In psoriasis, the skin cells multiply
quickly causing rashes to appear
quickly. Normal skin renews itself
in 30 days, but in psoriasis, skin
cells move from the innermost
layer of skin to the skin surface
in 3 days, causing red and itchy
areas. In addition, as cells
accumulate on the surface they
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