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Article #1
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What Really Causes Psoriasis?
Psoriasis is more than a skin condition; it is a health concern. Characterized by the blistering scabs and oozing sores that erupt all over the body, psoriasis is a chronic non-contagious inflammatory skin disease that is best known by its:
. silvery-white scales
. crusty sores
. bleeding lesions
So what causes the skin to suddenly erupt in these nasty pustules? Research shows that a faulty autoimmune response is to blame. When something triggers the immune system to go into overdrive, it makes an overabundance of skin cells, which then harden into the scaly pustules and scabs psoriasis victims must deal with. But what can trigger such a serious response by the skin?
Is Your Stomach to Blame?
Who would have thought that a severe psoriasis outbreak could start because of something going wrong inside of your stomach and intestines? Yet, new research developed by psoriasis expert Edgard Cayce shows a distinct link between a "leaky gut" and a scaly psoriatic episode. According to Cayce, the primary source of psoriasis can be found in the intestinal tract, where toxins are leached into the body. This causes the immune system to react by thickening the skin. At the same time, the skin tries to purge the toxins through its layers, which can cause scabs and sores to form.
Could Arthritis Be the Cuplrit?
The intestines aren't the only link to psoriasis found by researchers - arthritis seems to also contribute to it. As many as one-third of all psoriasis patients eventually develop some form of psoriatic arthritis. Unlike "normal" forms of arthritis, those with psoriatic arthritis do not exhibit a rheumatoid factor when their blood is tested. This indicates that the arthritic condition comes solely from either the psoriasis itself or the underlying cause of the skin affliction.
Could a Virus Be the Cause?
Arthritis has been linked to certain virus and so have other auto-immune disorders. This leads some researchers to think that psoriasis too may start with a virus, which is what kicks the immune system into overdrive.
Other Causes to Consider
. Your Genes: If one person in your family suffers from psoriasis, the odds are good that you will too.
. The Environment: if you are constantly bombarded with toxins in your environment, your skin may fight back, causing psoriasis outbreaks.
. A Poor Immune System. Without a properly functioning lymphatic system, your skin is unable to repair itself properly, which could incite a psoriasis attack.
With so many different causes of psoriasis being investigated, it is important for each individual patient to look at their own risk factors to determine their own triggers to help develop the best treatment plan.
A long-term solution for Psoriasis should address the internal causes of Psoriasis by tackling all Psoriasis contributing factors. Only by controlling the nutritional, hormonal, psychological and environmental triggers of Psoriasis, using a multidimensional and holistic approach to healing you can reverse the "internal Psoriasis environment"- the only, safe, natural and effective way you could ever achieve lasting Psoriasis freedom.
This article is based on the book, "Psoriasis Revolution" by Dan Crawford. Dan is an author, speaker, researcher, nutritionist and health consultant who dedicated his life to creating the ultimate holistic Psoriasis healing solution guaranteed to permanently cure the root of Psoriasis and dramatically improve the overall quality of your life, naturally, without the use prescription medication and without any side effects. Learn more by visiting his website:
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Article #2
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The Link Between Psoriasis and the Immune System
No one ever really considered that the immune system had any real role in psoriasis, or its painful outbreaks. Not until a new drug - Cyclosporine -- was offered to arthritis patients. What happened next was both surprising and unexpected. Patients who were prescribed the immune suppressing drug for their arthritis symptoms (and who also suffered with psoriasis), began to report a decrease in their skin attacks. Without warning, researchers were faced with the theory that the immune system could be causing psoriasis.
It didn't take long before researchers began to figure out the mystery of psoriasis in regards to how the immune system can impact it.
The Role of the Immune System on the Skin
The immune system is responsible for standing guard and attacking any invaders which penetrate the body. Since the skin's main job is to act as the body's first defense mechanism against invasion, it is no wonder that the immune system works in close connection with each layer of the skin. Here's how it all works:
1. Immune cells patrol the entire body (each type has its own area to watch) for dangers.
2. When an invader is detected, these immune (and other skin cells) send out chemical and nervous system messages to the immune system to ready itself for an attack
3. To help safeguard the skin, the immune system release chemicals that can cause nerves to itch and blood vessels to dilate to prepare the skin for a sudden rush of immune cells
4. When the immune cells arrive at the scene, most work to kill off the pathogens causing the distress, but a few capture some of the invaders and take them back to the heart of the immune system, where other soldier cells are produced in a way to recognize and attack the invading cells on contact
5. Inflammation is the body's way of opening blood vessels to allow more soldier cells to rush to the battlefield.
While this entire process is completely normal, people with psoriasis tend to overproduce these soldier cells when the body feels threatened. This overabundance of killer immune cells can actually be dangerous to the skin since they begin to attack good cells along with the bad ones.
While it is great to finally understand the impact an improperly working immune system can have on your skin - and cause psoriasis -- more research is needed to pinpoint the exact cause for the over-firing of the cell messages.
If you are really looking for a solution to your Psoriasis, the cure should address the internal causes of Psoriasis by tackling all the factors that contribute to Psoriasis. A natural cure is a good approach but only by controlling the nutritional, hormonal, psychological and environmental triggers of Psoriasis using a multidimensional and holistic approach to healing one can make amends to the reasons why one has Psoriasis. If your treatment option encompasses all this only then can you a permanent solution to Psoriasis.
This article is based on the book, "Psoriasis Revolution" by Dan Crawford. Dan is an author, speaker, researcher, nutritionist and health consultant who dedicated his life to creating the ultimate holistic Psoriasis healing solution guaranteed to permanently cure the root of Psoriasis and dramatically improve the overall quality of your life, naturally, without the use prescription medication and without any side effects. Learn more by visiting his website:
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Article #3
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Conventional Treatments for Psoriasis - and why they could making you worse!
You make an appointment to see your doctor because your psoriasis is flaring. He takes a look and then whips out his prescription pad to order one of the following:
. A prescription strength topical treatment
. phototherapy
. oral and injection therapy
. over the counter drugs
Any of these treatments (or a combination of them) may work fine to relieve your symptoms and make you feel better - for now. The trouble with conventional treatment methods is that they rarely work to cure the underlying cause of this skin condition; and that can leave you suffering repeat attacks.
Still it is important to know what helps are available, and how they may help - or hurt - your chance of treatment success.
Topical Ointments
Topical ointments are used at the first sign of psoriasis. If caught early enough they can sometimes stave off a full-blown attack. Unfortunately, most people report becoming immune to them when used often, which makes them useless for long term use. Still, using the occasional cream or gel can help relieve some of your symptoms.
Steroids
Both topical and internal steroids can be prescribed to help ease psoriasis swelling inflammation and itching.
Immunomodulators (TIMS)
A non-steroidal treatment for psoriasis, TIMS work by inhibiting a key step in the activation of the T-lymphocyte, a cell found in the immune system that causes some of the changes seen in psoriatic skin lesions and plaguing.
Oral and Injection Therapies
Oral and injection therapies used for psoriasis are usually reserved for hard to treat cases and include three main oral and injectable medications:
Methotrexate (MTX)
MTX is a type of chemotherapy drug that has been shown to help relieve severer psoriasis. This heavy duty drug works in two major ways:
1. to stop plaque building cells from regenerating at such a fast speed
2. to stop inflammation on white blood cells, which keeps psoriasis lesions from growing.
Cyclosporine
An immune suppressing drug that was originally used to help transplant patients beat organ rejection, Cyclosporine helps to inhibit T lymphocyte production so that scaly plaque is unable to grow on the surface of the skin.
Oral Retinoid
Retinoid are Vitamin A based synthetic drugs that fall under two main groups: Isotretinoins and Acitretins.
Side Effects to Watch Out For When Using Drug Therapies
Psoriasis drug therapies may offer some relief from your symptoms, but they can also cause some nasty side effects. Although irritation is the most common side effects of these medications, a few more serious ones may include:
. thinning of the skin - when left go, this can become a real health hazard
. stretch marks
. acne like eruptions
. dermatitis
. increased lightening or darkening of the skin
. inflammation of the hair follicle
. increased blood vessel formation
. infection
. rebound psoriasis
. loss of effect over time (the drugs simply stop working)
Phototherapy
One of the most effective (and safest) forms of psoriasis treatment help is natural sunlight. When used properly (and in conjunction with other treatment methods), sunlight can help to heal sore and damaged skin as well as rid the body of psoriasis.
Phototherapy, combines UVB and UVA rays with topical steroids or other ointments for best results.
Dead Sea Salts
Although a common psoriasis healing help in Asia, Dead Sea Salt water is just now becoming popular amongst American dermatologists. Simply soaking in a bath filled with a cup of these slats can offer tremendous relief.
With so many different types of conventional psoriasis therapies available, it can be difficult for patients to gauge whether the relief offered is worth the risk. Discuss both the pros and cons of all medications with your doctor before undergoing any psoriasis treatment.
This article is based on the book, "Psoriasis Revolution" by Dan Crawford. Dan is an author, speaker, researcher, nutritionist and health consultant who dedicated his life to creating the ultimate holistic Psoriasis healing solution guaranteed to permanently cure the root of Psoriasis and dramatically improve the overall quality of your life, naturally, without the use prescription medication and without any side effects. Learn more by visiting his website:
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LINK]
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