Currently in the United States almost 5 million people are affected by
Psoriasis. It occurs in all age groups and about equally in men and women.
When psoriasis develops, thick patches of skin become red with silvery
scales. Often the skin at the joints cracks making outbreak very painful.
Psoriasis most often occurs on the knees, lower back, soles of the feet,
scalp, elbows, face and palm.
There have been huge strides in understanding what causes psoriasis.
Recently, a team from the University of Michigan looked for the gene
called PSORS1 – in more than 2,700 people from 678 families in which
at least one family member had psoriasis.
According to the researchers, PSORS1 is the first genetic determinant of
psoriasis to be definitively identified in a large clinical trial. The
finding may help in the development of new, more effective treatments for
the disfiguring inflammatory skin disease. Some other research has found
that psoriasis may be a disorder of the immune system. In a normal immune
system a type of white blood cell, called a T cell is produced, that
normally helps protect the body against infection and disease. Top
Scientists have concluded that an abnormal immune system produces too many
T cells in the skin. These excess T cells trigger the inflammation and
excessive skin cell reproduction seen in people who suffer with psoriasis.
Doctors usually diagnose psoriasis after a careful examination of the skin.
However, diagnosis may be difficult because psoriasis often looks like
other skin diseases. A pathologist may assist with diagnosis by examining a
small skin sample under a microscope. For those people who have a
suppressed immune system, the symptoms of psoriasis can be extremely
severe. Dietary change can help with psoriasis, avoid alcohol, gluten
which is found in wheat, barley and rye, avoid foods that are high in
saturated fats, avoid red meats, dairy products, eggs, cheese and sugar and
if you are a smoker, then it is best to quit. Topical applications to the
affected areas with aloe vera gel, Dead Sea mineral salts or mud, Zambesia
Botanica, mahonia ointment and gotu kola can all improve psoriasis. Good
supplements to take are fish oil, flax seed oil and borage oil. These oils
are very good in hydrating the skin cells.
A topical treatment that has received tremendous attention is our Psoriaway
creme which is available at www.fastpsoriasisrelief.com. This is a topical cream
combining natural moisturizers, coal tar, aloe Vera, blended in a unique formula
to make this product extremely effective. It has been tested in the medical field,
nursing homes and in the retail market with exciting and immediate
results. One important bit of knowledge is to stay away from alcohol and
products that contain alcohol as it will dry the skin out even more. At
this time there is no cure for psoriasis but many effective treatments do
exist.
http://www.fastpsoriasisrelief.com
Currently in the United States almost 5 million people are affected by
Psoriasis. It occurs in all age groups and about equally in men and...all »Currently in the United States almost 5 million people are affected by
Psoriasis. It occurs in all age groups and about equally in men and women.
When psoriasis develops, thick patches of skin become red with silvery
scales. Often the skin at the joints cracks making outbreak very painful.
Psoriasis most often occurs on the knees, lower back, soles of the feet,
scalp, elbows, face and palm.
There have been huge strides in understanding what causes psoriasis.
Recently, a team from the University of Michigan looked for the gene
called PSORS1 – in more than 2,700 people from 678 families in which
at least one family member had psoriasis.
According to the researchers, PSORS1 is the first genetic determinant of
psoriasis to be definitively identified in a large clinical trial. The
finding may help in the development of new, more effective treatments for
the disfiguring inflammatory skin disease. Some other research has found
that psoriasis may be a disorder of the immune system. In a normal immune
system a type of white blood cell, called a T cell is produced, that
normally helps protect the body against infection and disease. Top
Scientists have concluded that an abnormal immune system produces too many
T cells in the skin. These excess T cells trigger the inflammation and
excessive skin cell reproduction seen in people who suffer with psoriasis.
Doctors usually diagnose psoriasis after a careful examination of the skin.
However, diagnosis may be difficult because psoriasis often looks like
other skin diseases. A pathologist may assist with diagnosis by examining a
small skin sample under a microscope. For those people who have a
suppressed immune system, the symptoms of psoriasis can be extremely
severe. Dietary change can help with psoriasis, avoid alcohol, gluten
which is found in wheat, barley and rye, avoid foods that are high in
saturated fats, avoid red meats, dairy products, eggs, cheese and sugar and
if you are a smoker, then it is best to quit. Topical applications to the
affected areas with aloe vera gel, Dead Sea mineral salts or mud, Zambesia
Botanica, mahonia ointment and gotu kola can all improve psoriasis. Good
supplements to take are fish oil, flax seed oil and borage oil. These oils
are very good in hydrating the skin cells.
A topical treatment that has received tremendous attention is our Psoriaway
creme which is available at www.fastpsoriasisrelief.com. This is a topical cream
combining natural moisturizers, coal tar, aloe Vera, blended in a unique formula
to make this product extremely effective. It has been tested in the medical field,
nursing homes and in the retail market with exciting and immediate
results. One important bit of knowledge is to stay away from alcohol and
products that contain alcohol as it will dry the skin out even more. At
this time there is no cure for psoriasis but many effective treatments do
exist.
http://www.fastpsoriasisrelief.com
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