Psoriasis Treatments: Natural and Rx (Part 2)
by ceymi on Tuesday, March 6th, 2012 | 5 Comments
Psoriasis treatment. A personal overview of many natural and Rx treatments for psoriasis. And a video followup of my condition as I try some of the treatments. There is no known cure, but it can be helped. I have scalp and plaque psoriasis. I have researched and/or tried: neem oil, shea butter, aloe, wheatgrass, wheat grass, tea tree oil, olive oil, almond oil, uv light, uva, uvb, indirect sun, sunlight, steroids, topical corticosteroids, calaguala extract (polypodium luectemos), fit for life, south beach diet, fruit and vegetable food combination, Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV).
Cheers. Had the rash completely cleared last year with just: limited sunlight on the rash every day or two, daily cardio exercise, low carb (no sugar if possible) higher fat diet, and low stress.
Fish and greens are a staple. I eat fish/flax omega 3′s, and coconut oil, helps a bit. Topical oils and moisturizers are good, keep skin less irritated, but don’t clear rash spots. The thicker oils work well. Shea, aloe, coconut, castor, etc. None of the “miracle” oils have done anything special.
How are you doing now? I wonder is it Vit D that is what helps? Have you ever heard of Black Seed Oil- a chiropractor told me to try that topical? Thanks
Fish and veggies seem to be a good diet staple for me. I found the Ayers anti-inflammatory diet. I excercise a lot. and get 20 min of no-sunscreen full-body sunlight most days. Helps.
GO TO VIRTUAL SKIN CLINIC OR THEAIAM.COM they can help!!!
Fish oil and/or flaxseed oil capsules helped me a little bit