Nope! I have lived my life free of diets. I work hard and play hard without concern for what I’m eating. I never tried any psoriasis curing rituals. I acepted that there was no cure and moved on. I only posted my experience with nickel because I hope it helps somebody. I guess I could have written a book or put up a send me money and I’ll tell you my secrets page and prey on psoriasis sufferers but I somehow knew better.   [End]
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I guess the diets and creams and supplements will stop the tcells from attacking skin cells and clear us all up someday. I sure see allot of these quotes ”Psoriasis comes from within” so buy this and clean yourself up! I guess it would be just too far a leap to think your skin might be allergic to something your skin comes in contact with regularly without you ever thinking about it. Finding out if your are allergic to something is hard. You have to go see a doctor. I hate doctors! It’s much easer to order creams and supplements and eat stuff you wouldn’t otherwise eat and read read re ...
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Hey John, ever had a patch test to see if you have any allergies? I shure wish i’d done it long ago.   [End]
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I’ve heard about leaky gut syndrome but I don’t know. This is what I know, I was a typical psoriasis person with red patches of skin that were covered with thick white scales. I have always had it on my knees and elbows. I have had it at times on my torso so bad that I would crack and bleed if I twisted too much. I been to countless doctors who said yup you got psoriasis. I was in the military and had a team of doctors review and study me. My psoriasis sometimes got better and sometimes got worse and I never had a clue as to why. I’ve tried diets and gave up. I eat peanuts, chocolate, and ...
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I have had psoriasis for 30+ years. I began to notice 3 years ago that, after playing guitar for several hours, my eyes would red up and itch. It got worse as the months went by and they soon began to swell and itch like poison ivy burns. It was lasting longer and longer up to two weeks to return to normal. I had a patch test and discovered have become extremely allergic to nickel after years of regular contact. My doctor told me a slight nickel allergy can advance to extreme with more and more nickel contact. I changed all frets, strings and other hardware from nickel to stainless ...
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