| AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis |
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| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From justmebyanyname [Log on to view profile]  | on 2006-04-21 |
Hey there... Your topic line just caught my eye. Looks like the experts have probably taken care of you, but just thought I would mention that on another forum someone mentioned using 'honey water' (3 parts water with 1 part honey) for rinsing hands to cure a skin disease. Figure it couldn't hurt you and might help. Good Luck! | | |
| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From Joe De Livera [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-04-22 |
To Nupur,
After he has finished with his course of the remedies he is now taking, I would suggest the use of Arnica 30 (wet dose) dose 1 teaspoonful bd, and Nat Phos 6x dose 2 tablets bd.
As you no doubt are aware, the treatment of Psoriasis is extremely difficult and I doubt that it can ever be cured. It can only be controlled without the steroids used in medicine and the Homeopathic remedies used can never cause any side effects. | | |
| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From walkin [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-04-23 |
Sorry Joe , have to disagree .
Psoriasis CAN be cured homeopathically. | | |
| Psoriasis can be cured. | From Joe De Livera [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-05-04 |
I would like to share another discovery that I have made with members about curing Psoriasis which as everyone knows is extremely difficult.
I had used the whole gamut of remedies listed on this thread and the patient would react for a time positively when his lesions would be eased but they would return again and another remedy would be used with the roughly the same result.
I was aware that Psoriasis was caused by some imbalance in the gut which absorbed some constituent of the food that was harmful to the body, specifically the skin, and while Arnica and Sulphur and Aloe and other remedies were effective for a time they could not cure the problem.
It occurred to me that a change of diet could be the key to a cure and I persuaded my patient to go on a strict vegetarian diet which completely excluded all food like meat, fish, milk alcohol etc.
I am delighted to record that the Psoriasis vanished within about 2 months.
The patient in now on Arnica 6c in the wet dose (not split) taken twice daily and Nat Phos 6x dose 2 tablets after meals and is exclusively on a strict vegetarian diet which I believe was the secret to his cure. He feels that this is a small price to pay to be rid of his Psoriasis which he had suffered for the last 30 years of his life. He has lost about 5kg in weight and looks very fit. His skin is smooth and there are no lesions visible and he does not have that constant itch.
I would recommend this therapy to others who may read this post as a strict vegetarian diet is not really difficult to observe and is the key remedy to alleviate the suffering caused by Psoriasis.
I would invite anyone who uses this therapy to please report their response on this forum. | This thread continues beneath the following ad.
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| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From shiva_dba [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-05-30 |
Hi Shilpa... Nice to hear from you. Thanks a lot. I got boost up my confidence. I m suffering from 12 years. But i dont know how to use the medicine stated above. Could you please mail me how to use them individually? I m presently working as an Oralce DBA for an MNC. Age 26. Height 5.4'. I joined this group to marry a psoriatic gal from India so that we can share our feelings well rather than normal people. No one can assure that the normal people will accept them at every point of life. If at all the normal person insults us, we cant digest that. Thats the reason for marrying a Psoriatic gal. Its ok, I fedup with all the medicines. But nothing could result the permanant cure. Its ok, Please mail me. I wait for ur suggestion.This post contains an image. To view the image, please log on | | |
| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From eroys [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-08-09 |
I tried to source Arnica 6c in New Delhi, India to try out the Split Dose method for my Psoriasis problem -- but no luck. Nobody has heard of Arnica 6c. They keep asking if I meant Arnica 6x.
Any solutions? | | |
| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From Joe De Livera [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-08-09 |
I am indeed very surprised to learn that Arnica 6c is not available in New Delhi. It is possible that you did not check with a few Homeopathic Pharmacies for it and you will find it. The 6x may not be a sufficiently high potency to help with Psoriasis.
As I have stated above, if you wish to get positive results, change your diet to vegan and see the results in a few weeks.
You can supplement this diet with Arnica 6c in the wet dose taken twice daily as it will also help but it is the complete change in your diet that will help. | | |
| Re: AloeVera is also an alternative for psoriasis | From eroys [Log on to view profile] | on 2006-08-09 |
Hi Joe. Multi thanks for this.
Will definitely do as you say.
Is there an equivalent in x potency for Arnica 6c in this case which I can readily procure in Delhi?
I have been suffering from Psoriasis on the skin, scalp and nails for the last 3 years and have been taking arsenic iodatum with limited success.
I am at a stage now where I do not have any scales on the skin, just postules which bleed when scratched and severe itching when i change clothes.
I am praying that your split dose method will help me get some relief. |
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