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Psoriasis.

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Spargo6
Spargo6

i have always had dry elbows,but this has turned into psoriasis now and i have it on one knee.

Doctor prescribed usual medication, but didn't do much.

Recently bought some moogoo(Australian and expensive!)

Been using it for about two month but i can't say there is any improvement.

anybody got any ideas/similar situation.?

many thanks,Richard

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  • jean52798
    jean52798 Spargo6

    Posted

    i have suffered for over 15 years, i have tried everything from creams wet bandages, try childs farm cream from the supermarket and take an antihistamine tablet. hope that helps.

    jeann

  • greg73500
    greg73500 Spargo6

    Posted

    Hi Spargo,

    If you are brave enough to experiment with a possible cure for this disease on your own, you might want to read about this lovely plant that is now flowering in my garden.

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    It's called St. John's Wort. The pills of its extract have cured me of a horrible combination of atopic dermatitis conditions that had affected my legs for over 20 years.

    New scientific evidence is uncovering the role of a common but tough to beat bacteria involved in most forms of dermatitis. Its name is Staphylococcus Aureus. Turns out St. John's Wort contains a molecule called Hyperforin which is being hailed as a super-antibiotic in the research community. I'm convinced that this is the reason it worked for me and a few others with whom I have shared this info. I have been disease-free for close to 6 years now.

    If you have any questions, I'll be glad to help with what knowledge I have acquired on this wonderful plant.

    Cheers,

    Greg.

  • tulipia42378
    tulipia42378 Spargo6

    Posted

    how about trying castor oil ? Apply after shower (avoid hot shower)

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