How to Cure Psoriasis: Is psoriasis caused by an infection?
Though conventional medicine may view psoriasis as an autoimmune disease, research has demonstrated over and over again that psoriatic plaques and the arthritic symptoms that often accompany it are correlated with the presence of infectious organisms, that are typically present before psoriasis ever even appears on the skin. Patients who have been diagnosed as infected with certain pathogenic microorganisms have a higher risk of developing psoriasis.Below are some of the infectious organisms that researchers have identified as somehow correlated with psoriasis:
- Beta-haemolytic streptococci
- Staphylococcus aureus
- Porphyromonas gingivalis
- Candida albicans
- Chlamydia psittaci
- Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
- Hepatitis C
In contrast to the bacterial origins that have been observed in guttate psoriasis, inverse psoriasis, which affects skin in the armpits, groin, under the breasts, and around the genitals, seems to be triggered by a fungal infection. Indeed, Candida albicans infection has strong associations with psoriasis. As with inverse psoriasis, C. albicans tends to affect areas of the body that get warm and moist. Use of dark-field microscopy can often confirm whether the psoriatic lesions are caused by C. albicans or not. When C. albicans is the cause, the recommended treatment strategy is to keep the area dry and apply antifungal treatments regularly such as bentonite or baking soda though the treatments we recommend here such as Chlorine Dioxide, DMSO, ox bile supplements, and Fumaria officinalis, can also help in curing the disease.
The view that psoriasis may be caused by an infectious organism isn’t popular in conventional medicine, but the disease does behave like an infection and many patients intuitively feel that their disease is caused by a pathogen (indeed, many autoimmune diseases, not just psoriasis, appear to be caused by an infection). Most scientific research on psoriasis is carried out using light-field microscopy, but by using dark-field microscopy or Live Blood Analysis, many scientists have discovered that diseases that once appeared to be caused by genetics or autoimmune problems are actually caused by infection. Dark-field microscopy or live blood analysis can often identify an invading pathogen when light-field microscopy fails to find an infection.
Treating Psoriasis as an Infection
While many people are familiar with the negative connotation associated with atmospheric ozone or ozone in smog, fewer people are in-the-know about how ozone can be used to treat different diseases like psoriasis, HIV, or cancer. Ozone works to treat these diseases because it has the ability to kill infectious organisms without hurting healthy human cells.Ozone therapy makes use of oxidation to kill pathogenic microorganisms. The oxygen that we breathe in the air is configured as pairs of oxygen atoms (O2), but ozone is a different configuration of oxygen made up of 3 oxygen atoms (O3). While the oxygen in the air we breathe is relatively stable, ozone is unstable and when it is exposed to pathogenic microorganisms, it oxidizes them (kills them with a tiny explosion) without affecting healthy cells.
O3 or ozone is made by exposing pure medical oxygen to a silent electrical discharge that causes a chemical reaction. It can then be administered in a variety of different ways. Healthy human cells thrive in a high-oxygen environment, but disease-causing pathogens are only able to thrive in low-oxygen environments. The single oxygen atom that breaks off from the O3 molecule can kill bacteria, fungi, and viruses, so it isn’t necessary to know the name of the invading pathogen. The ozone reduces pain and inflammation, it enhances blood circulation and it activates the body’s own antioxidants and free-radical scavengers. Patients who have developed psoriasis as a result of an infection can treat the infection using ozone (or Chlorine Dioxide with DMSO) even if their doctor says the disease is NOT caused by an infection. It isn’t necessary to know the name of the invading pathogen to treat psoriasis using this method.
There are a number of psoriasis cures in alternative medicine that utilize the single oxygen atoms (also known as singlet oxygen species) to heal psoriasis. Sunlight and seawater works through the release of the body’s own natural singlet oxygen species while Chlorine Dioxide Solutions works through the administration of a substance that changes into reactive oxygen species such as singlet oxygens inside the body.
Ozone therapy can also be used to cure cancer and COVID-19 (and other respiratory tract infections).
Treat Psoriasis with Ozone Therapy (Ozonotherapy)
WARNING: DO NOT USE OR TAKE ANTI-OXIDANTS SUCH AS VITAMIN C WHILE BEING TREATED WITH OZONE THERAPY. OZONE IS AN OXIDANT AND VITAMIN C IS AN ANTIOXIDANT SO THESE TWO MEDICINES WILL CANCEL EACH OTHER OUT. AVOID ANTIOXIDANTS DURING TREATMENT WITH OZONE OR OTHER REACTIVE OXYGEN SPECIES MEDICINES.It is important that you go to an expert for ozone therapy because ozone is fragile and it needs to be administered at the proper concentration. Often, ozone is administered for psoriasis as part of a treatment plan or a psoriasis protocol. There are ozone specialists in the following countries:
- U.S. (5 states)
- Mexico
- Germany
- Israel
- Italy
- Cuba
- Bulgaria
- France
- Hungary
- Romania
- Czech Republic
- Russia
- Poland
- Japan
Ozone can be administered using an infusion bottle, as rectal ozone, intravenously, or using the ozone RHP technique. In all cases, administration is performed by a trained practitioner. Usually, ozone is administered from two times per week to two times per day and they're given over the course of several weeks or several months.
The American Academy of Ozonotherapy provides a list of practitioners throughout the world.
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