psoriasis Natural remedies
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It was seen as a ‘peasant’ way.
The ‘proper’ way is of course a thin china cup, held in your right hand, little finger stiff, other hand holds the delicate saucer...
Me, I am a mug man.
Most alternative remedies for Psoriasis are a Placebo effect, but if it works for you - all OK!
The ‘proper’ way is of course a thin china cup, held in your right hand, little finger stiff, other hand holds the delicate saucer...
Me, I am a mug man.
Most alternative remedies for Psoriasis are a Placebo effect, but if it works for you - all OK!
Most aim to help with the symptoms which is easy enough to do with things that have a moisturising or anti inflamatory property. Studies have shown though that gut bacteria could be the cause of the problem so things like cider vinegar that help regulate gut bacteria could have a real benefit.
Cider vinegar was my Mum's 'cure all, snake oil, medicinal compound'
It's also good for cleaning with
(just use the cheap stuff). Going back to Sempervivum being traditional Welsh plants though I do a lot of work with older buildings, mostly in the East of the country, but rarely come across any. I guess the lack of garden upkeep would account for a lot of that but I wondered if anyone else knew of any stories about it being grown or used. I've been guerilla gardening a few all over the place recently. This one is growing well in the gutter of the old greenhouse at my parents' place. It's a pup (or chick?) off a plant I rescued from waste ground that was about to be leveled for housing.
Well, I’d like to think this might work. It’s featured in a few news stories recently, but has that “snake oil” impression. Ignore me, I’m a natural cynic, you can’t go wrong by trying it.
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/lush-dream-cream-eczema_uk_5ad073bce4b077c89ce75cd6
https://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/lush-dream-cream-eczema_uk_5ad073bce4b077c89ce75cd6
Lived in digs in Scunthorpe for a year, the garage roof of the house next door was covered in houseleeks
Not sure how the gut ( small intestine? Large intestine?) bacteria would get affected by vinegar, as the stomach acid system and bile will neutralize and change it.
All it is is a mix of water, Maleic Acid and Acetic Acid.
Again, Placebo.
Psoriasis is an auto immune problem, highly researched but without an answer.
Treatment is symptomatic. Around 3/4 effective?
All it is is a mix of water, Maleic Acid and Acetic Acid.
Again, Placebo.
Psoriasis is an auto immune problem, highly researched but without an answer.
Treatment is symptomatic. Around 3/4 effective?
an over active immune system problem basically his body is making more of him than he needs.
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Probiotics and prebiotics. Live Cider vinegar has good levels of both and promotes healthy gut bacteria. Applied directly to the skin it has astringent properties and reduces swelling and redness. You cant call that placebo if you can see the results. I had a blood blister under my eye for years, applied cider vinegar for a while and it disappeared. Not a miracle but a good use of natural remedies.
Be aware of that no research the last decades has shown the vinegar having any major beneficial effects.
Wine vinegar is hailed as a wonder agent in many countries too. Tradition, not supported by
research.
Prebiotics and probiotics in vinegar?
No. None.
You can ingest those two acids by having a trad Ploughmans.
The Pickle will give you the Acetic Acid.
The Apple will give you the Maleic Acid.
Wine vinegar is hailed as a wonder agent in many countries too. Tradition, not supported by
research.
Prebiotics and probiotics in vinegar?
No. None.
You can ingest those two acids by having a trad Ploughmans.
The Pickle will give you the Acetic Acid.
The Apple will give you the Maleic Acid.
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I think we're getting crossed wires. We're not talking about basic vinegar here, to have any benefit it needs to be the unfiltered, unpasteurised, organic cider vinegar with the live bacteria culture still in it. Live as in contains probiotics that wouldn't be alive without prebiotics being present. I'll agree that most claims of benefits from cider vinegar have little basis in science but there are proven benefits and more that are shown to be likely benefits. Google is full of articles debunking the myths though with links to studies that give the properties and make up of live vinegar but it also links studies that show the proven benefits though. The probiotic research is still fairly new but promising.
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/321157.php
https://www.psoriasis.org/advance/f...acteria-affects-psoriasis-psoriatic-arthritis
It's worth trying some Emu Oil http://www.thepsoriasisprogram.com/emu-oil-for-psoriasis/
It works for dermatitis and other conditions.
It works for dermatitis and other conditions.
Did he get an urge to place his head in a sand pit after the treatment?
Joints heal slowly, cartilage is badly vascularized.
Took me 35 years to realize mine would never heal, so I had it operated on last year....
Should have tried the Emu Oil first. Maybe wrapping a few cristals around it for an effect boost?
( You guys are hilarious. Humankind will soon send people to Mars and you believe in snakeoil salesmen..........)
Joints heal slowly, cartilage is badly vascularized.
Took me 35 years to realize mine would never heal, so I had it operated on last year....
Should have tried the Emu Oil first. Maybe wrapping a few cristals around it for an effect boost?
( You guys are hilarious. Humankind will soon send people to Mars and you believe in snakeoil salesmen..........)
No! Never!
It is estimated around 40% or so of the effect of (scientifically effective) meds are due to the placebo effect.
The Inuits used Whale and Seal oils for their medication, plus other natural, locally available stuff.
Egyptian ladies used dried Crocodile poo mixed with fruit juice as a sperm blocking/killing agent inside the birth canal .
It is estimated around 40% or so of the effect of (scientifically effective) meds are due to the placebo effect.
The Inuits used Whale and Seal oils for their medication, plus other natural, locally available stuff.
Egyptian ladies used dried Crocodile poo mixed with fruit juice as a sperm blocking/killing agent inside the birth canal .
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