TYPES OF PSORIASIS

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• Plaque (discoid) psoriases:

Plaque psoriasis is the most common type affecting approximately 90% of psoriasis sufferers. The skin develops clearly defined patches of pink or red skin called plaques, which are covered with dry, crusty, silvery scales, which flake off.

• Guttate psoriasis:

This type of psoriasis usually presents in children and adolescents and can be the first sign of a susceptibility to the condition. In a flare-up numerous small round red spots appear on the body, limbs and scalp.

• Flexural psoriasis:

Flexural psoriasis usually occurs in the folds of the body. The patches are inflamed and red, but do
not scale. This type of psoriasis tends to occur more often in older people, particularly older
women.

• Nail psoriasis:

Nail psoriasis is more common in people over 40 and is strongly linked with the development of psoriatic arthritis. Nails become ridged and they may lift away from the finger.

• Localized pustular psoriasis:

This type is more common in adults than in children and presents as pus-filled spots on the palms and soles. The affected areas are painful and might resist therapy.

• Erythrodermic psoriasis:

This is a rare condition, but could be life threatening, since large areas of the skin become inflamed and scaly and patients could loose their ability to control their body temperature and suffer from nutrient and fluid loss.

• Psoriatic arthritis:

Approximately 6% of people with psoriasis suffer from psoriatic arthritis (stiff painful and inflamed joints). The arthritis differs from other other forms of arthritis in the pattern of joints that are affected. With psoriatic arthritis an entire finger or toe becomes swollen and inflamed, rather than an individual joint. Common sites are the hands, feet, spine and neck. 



This diet/supplements regime cleared my skin of all psoriasis

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HeAbsolutely NO smoking! It really makes it worse.
NO alcohol

Absolutely NO sugar AT ALL. So that's no fruit sugar either. No fruit or fruit juice. If I have any fruit, the condition returns. 

Every day, morning and night, I have 200gms of Yeo Valley organic, natural, probiotic yoghurt. (NOTE - NO sugar!) This is to flood the gut with good flora. 

Daily Supplements:

2 x Bio-Kult Candea capsules. (Again for gut flora)
1 x high strength Milk Thistle 350gms at 80% silymarins 
1 x ultra high strength 5MG Biotin (from Nature's Remedy) - this stuff makes the gut flora healthy - it uses it to construct itself.
gel Psorgen

Psorgen- Disappearance of Their Psoriasis

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Psorgen - innovative organic gel that supports the treatment of psoriasis.
  • based on plant ingredients, improves the condition of the skin affected by this condition,
  • eliminates redness and itching,
  • no. 1 among anti psoriasis products offered by NuviaLab!
  • alleviates the symptoms of psoriasis and reduces its outbreaks,
  • shows anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, also regenerates the skin and provides a cleansing effect,
  • its immunomodulatory action allows to target the excessive production of lymphocytes,
  • perfectly suited to eliminate psoriatic lesions in skin folds, the back of the knees, in the folds of the arms, on elbows and neck - it does not matter which type of this skin condition you struggle with,
  • natural ingredients guarantee safety - the product is gentle to the skin.

Psoriasis is a bothersome condition that can undermine your confidence. Psorgen is an advanced organic gel that relieves the symptoms and improves the condition of the skin. Order this product now to make psoriasis a thing of the past.



What is Psoriasis?

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Psoriasis is a genetic skin condition that affects about 3.8% of the population and often lies dormant until triggered by a variety of lifestyle and dietary factors. Psoriasis can manifest itself in a number of different forms. While it is most often associated as appearing on the skin it can also affect the scalp and fingernails.
The cause of psoriasis is unknown, although it is well accepted that there is an underlying genetic component which, when triggered, causes the immune system to produce an excessive number of skin cells. As such it has been termed an auto-immune skin disorder. 

Psoriasis treatment traditionally focuses on treating the symptoms of the disorder and as a result this skin disease rarely goes into remission and often reappears soon after treatment has concluded. At the Psoriasis and Skin clinic you will find a treatment regime that addresses not only the symptoms but the underlying triggers as well.