Health Boards
Sat-17-10-2015, 12:11 PM
Hello Starfrost 
to Psoriasis Club.
I can't add much more than what Matari or the others have said. I have psoriatic arthritis but all I know is that is different to rheumatoid arthritis, and as I don't have rheumatoid arthritis I'm not much help.
But in regards to your other questions. I can highly recommend a good quality Coconut Oil (that was what Caroline was hinting at, and yes I am out of my bed now) Another thing I can recommend is to use Bamboo Socks instead of cotton, I get mine from Sock Shop online. Again buy good quality ones you will be amazed at how soft they are. I'm not sure if they do Bamboo gloves too, but I would have thought a fabric glove would be better than plastic ones.
As for retirement and going for the simple life, I can highly recommend that too. I sold up at the age of 48 and now live in the middle of nowhere in France, it has been the best thing for my health I have ever done. Yes we missed all the money a bit at first but you soon learn to adapt and it's surprising how cheap you can live, and now life is slow relaxing and the weather is good.
Regards.
Fred.
to Psoriasis Club.I can't add much more than what Matari or the others have said. I have psoriatic arthritis but all I know is that is different to rheumatoid arthritis, and as I don't have rheumatoid arthritis I'm not much help.
But in regards to your other questions. I can highly recommend a good quality Coconut Oil (that was what Caroline was hinting at, and yes I am out of my bed now) Another thing I can recommend is to use Bamboo Socks instead of cotton, I get mine from Sock Shop online. Again buy good quality ones you will be amazed at how soft they are. I'm not sure if they do Bamboo gloves too, but I would have thought a fabric glove would be better than plastic ones.
As for retirement and going for the simple life, I can highly recommend that too. I sold up at the age of 48 and now live in the middle of nowhere in France, it has been the best thing for my health I have ever done. Yes we missed all the money a bit at first but you soon learn to adapt and it's surprising how cheap you can live, and now life is slow relaxing and the weather is good.
Regards.
Fred.