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Fri-05-09-2014, 08:03 AM
Hello Elvi,
Indeed I am on holidays, but still have access to the 'Net' so I have seen you question. Just did a dive in the pool, bumped my foot, so now have a sore toe. That is the disadvantage of PsA, the little joints are sensitive.
Unfortunately I do not myself know about what herbs are good, I was basically referring to an experience of myself where I had a treatment and with that treatment finally got a drinkmix of herbs, which led to the situation that within one week my PsA was gone. Really amazing. The problem was, that after a few weeks it just came back. And that the exact mix of the herbs was not even known to the one that gave it to me. Repeatingly taking the drink then did not help anymore.
For me that pointed out that the source of it was not reliable enough.
I do know that there is a relation between food and psoriasis. Preventing certain types of food, e.g. Like written here RE: craving sugar, really does help.
Furthermore check the natural treatments posts. There are people that were able to avoid the expression of psoriasis by a very rigorous diet.
Oh Elvi, I just see that we have a new member, she is called Rose, and her first post just is about a natural approach by means of diet, see Psoriasis since 4 and having a good life living with it., it may be very sensible to ask her for more elaboration on how she copes with psoriasis.
Caroline
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Good Morning Caroline,
I hope your foot is feeling better!
I am very interested in natural routes so this is something I will be looking into! Thank you for the head's up on Rose and the advice about the herb drink. I will see if I can track down a combination!
Enjoy the rest of your holiday!
Indeed I am on holidays, but still have access to the 'Net' so I have seen you question. Just did a dive in the pool, bumped my foot, so now have a sore toe. That is the disadvantage of PsA, the little joints are sensitive.
Unfortunately I do not myself know about what herbs are good, I was basically referring to an experience of myself where I had a treatment and with that treatment finally got a drinkmix of herbs, which led to the situation that within one week my PsA was gone. Really amazing. The problem was, that after a few weeks it just came back. And that the exact mix of the herbs was not even known to the one that gave it to me. Repeatingly taking the drink then did not help anymore.
For me that pointed out that the source of it was not reliable enough.
I do know that there is a relation between food and psoriasis. Preventing certain types of food, e.g. Like written here RE: craving sugar, really does help.
Furthermore check the natural treatments posts. There are people that were able to avoid the expression of psoriasis by a very rigorous diet.
Oh Elvi, I just see that we have a new member, she is called Rose, and her first post just is about a natural approach by means of diet, see Psoriasis since 4 and having a good life living with it., it may be very sensible to ask her for more elaboration on how she copes with psoriasis.
Caroline
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Good Morning Caroline,
I hope your foot is feeling better!
I am very interested in natural routes so this is something I will be looking into! Thank you for the head's up on Rose and the advice about the herb drink. I will see if I can track down a combination!
Enjoy the rest of your holiday!