Tagged: psoriasis

This is not the first post mentioning the root canal link to psoriasis on this blog. Leaving the dead piece of bone-like structure – tooth – in the body is one of the craziest and most killing procedures “modern” medicine does today! I am not going to rewrite here all the facts against the root canals (endodontic therapy). The point of this post is to give you directions to recommended books, videos and to make you start thinking about the......

I start this blog post about lecithin presenting you the testimonials from people who cured their psoriasis with lecithin. And please don’t argue that soy lecithin is bad because it is GMO and estrogenic (which is not – depends on what study you consider to be right) because you can use non-GMO sunflower lecithin if you want. Clearing up the psoriasis plaques is all what matters when it comes to lecithin – whether you take soy, sunflower or even egg......

If your doctor prescribed you fluconazole (Diflucan) or itraconazole (Sporanox) for psoriasis you may ask how to take those drugs to get the most of their effects. You may ask if it is better to take them on an empty stomach or with food? And maybe you take omeprazole or Betaine HCL which might possibly affect the bioavailability of those antifungal drugs. And there are even more questions because the scientific data proved that even your race depends when it......

Unless you believe that Candida infection can cause psoriasis you won’t find a lot of sense in this post. As I already mentioned many times before yeast and fungal infection in the intestines may increase the intestinal permeability (thus increasing the endotoxin levels in the blood) or directly induce the immune reaction itself. Those who have no allergies to the bee products may benefit greatly from taking bee pollen and propolis internally. As you will read below honey is not......