Author: Dawn Scott

One alternative treatment for psoriasis that a lot of sufferers are familiar with is Aloe barbadensis or Aloe vera. But few psoriasis sufferers know that a better choice would be Aloe arborescens, a species of aloe that’s a lot more potent that Aloe vera. You can use it both externally and internally and, if I were a psoriasis sufferer, I would follow the same A. arborescens protocol used by cancer patients, but I would also apply it directly to the skin, especially the psoriatic lesions.   Drinking the Aloe barbadensis is an alternative treatment for psoriasis. A. barbadensis is the type of aloe commonly referred to as “Aloe Vera” and it’s okay to drink fresh Aloe barbadensis if this is all that is available to you, but if you have the ability to get your hands on an Aloe arborescens plant or a drink that was made according to the Aloe arborescens cancer cure recipe (which was developed by Father Romano Zago), this powerful psoriasis home remedy would be worth trying.    An Aloe arborescens regime combined with a colonic could help soothe your intestines, reduce inflammation, and promote healing, but again, if you only have Aloe barbadensis available to you, use that! Aloe barbadensis and Aloe arborescens have a lot in common, but according to research from the Palatini Institute in Italy, Aloe arborescens has a 200% higher...

In addition to detoxification, research has indicated that people with psoriasis need more sunlight than the average person. Though conventional medicine says that people should wear sunscreen when they are exposed to sunlight, the sunscreens contain carcinogenic toxins themselves. And there’s a great deal of research that indicates that sunlight actually has healing effects on the skin, particularly psoriatic lesions. Research has shown that people with psoriasis need more than 30 minutes per day of sunlight and often, it’s needed on the whole body, not just the area of the body affected by psoriasis.    Carcinogens in Sunscreen: What Psoriasis Sufferers Need to Know As a psoriasis sufferer, information about the sun and sunscreen can be confusing. On the one hand, there’s a lot of information out there about how sunshine can heal psoriasis. But on the other hand, there are tons of scary warnings about how lots of sun exposure could lead to cancer. For more information about how to prevent cancer as a psoriasis sufferer who sunbathes, visit the Quick Start Guide to Cancer Prevention and Treatment.   According to the Environmental Working Group, (one of the few organizations that monitor and report on the safety of ingredients used in the cosmetics industry) sunscreen is a body care product that needs to be regulated carefully because people apply it all over their bodies and they reapply it...

Disclaimer: Consult with a doctor before deciding on a treatment plan for psoriasis or any other disease. It always amazes me how few Americans know that the silver dental fillings that are used by dentists throughout the nation to repair cavities contain mercury and that the mercury is highly toxic. About 50% of the ingredients that make up a silver filling is mercury. According to the FDA, dental amalgam releases low levels of mercury as a vapor that patient’s inhale all day, every day of their lives after the mercury filling is put in place. This vapor is absorbed by the lungs and, the FDA admits, over time the buildup or bioaccumulation of mercury is associated with adverse effects on the patient’s brain and kidneys.   Psoriasis sufferers especially may react to this metal in their mouth without ever realizing the role that their dental fillings play in causing their skin disorder. When the kidneys are impaired, the skin starts to take over and do the detoxifying duties that the kidneys normally perform. A significant number of people are allergic or rather, “immune reactive” to mercury. Some people are very reactive, others to a lesser degree, but millions of people are adversely affected by mercury amalgam dental fillings every year. Autoimmune diseases like psoriasis, allergies, eczema, asthma, multiple sclerosis, lupus, and more may all be worsened by or even caused...