Psoriasis Treatment | 5 Things I Would do if I Got Psoriasis Again

[@speedblue17]

1. Emotional stress 2. Natural whole foods 3. Vitamin D3 between 15000 and 20000 IUs 4. Omega 3 fatty acids 5. Curcumin 6. Cats claw 7. Thiamin 8. Cow's liver / milk thisle 9. Chiropractic care

[@entwinedsoulscollective2451]

I lost my son on February 12th 2020 at 24 years young, and that's when it came out of nowhere, never had any scalp issues prior to it. Took until now un 2024 to get a diagnosis but I refused the medication, glad I found you. ❤

[@BrendonMillington]

@@entwinedsoulscollective2451 rest in peace

[@annetteduras2286]

Thank you doc i live in australia .i have had psoriaris for fifty six years. I realy need your help. I have tried .but always comes back .thank you

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Here is the best place to start after watching the videos www.lovelesshealthsolutions.com/conquering-psoriasis-course

[@fredlada1634]

1st things 1st, go do a full parasitic test, stools + blood research. 2nd, go see a GI doctor checking your full vitamin levels, stomach acid, and an in-depth checking of your liver and gallbladder for bile flow. In the meantime, and as soon as you read this, it’s to your own peril going on a vegan diet, on keto or not carrying on eating and drinking things with 0 compromise, as this can worsen and spread psoriasis 10 folds. Don’t be stupid, and go on a strict lion diet (only beef or lamb, preferably fatty cuts as much as possible) including liver (calf or beef liver but you need it for folate), and water only. This diet will halt the psoriasis spread and ease every other symptom you may have developed, including simply making other symptoms vanish into thin air across a couple of weeks, don’t even bother with a “carnivore diet” ; pork, eggs, crustaceans, seafood, butter, cheese and dairy will definitely aggravate or trigger flare ups, especially eggs. I guarantee this diet is the ultimate diet for any skin or chronic issues you might have, just for about any condition really. Sounds super restrictive at first, but it gets better, you actually don’t need to restrict yourself on the quantities, if you’re hungry eat meat only, no cheating with crackers, sweets or other sheet . Thirsty ? Water only, NOTHING ELSE. NO COFFEE YES, NO TEA, NO FUZZY DRINK, not even sparkling water, NO LEMON OR ORANGE OR CITRUS OF ANY KIND - your life and your health is at stake here, desperate moves need to be made to limit damage, and protein is the basis of human diet, let no one tell you otherwise, they are simply lying to sell you crap. You will thrive on an animal protein only diet, but cheat and you will pay the price. Drink coffee ? Have diarrhea, it’s your own problem, you’ve been warned. Oxalates dumping is real, and oxalates is in every plant food : nightshades, vegetables, fruits. Then you have the monster itself : gluten and wheat. DO NOT CONSUME ANY OF THESE. I do not recommend eating grains at all neither. No almond, no cashews, no Brazilian nuts etc NOTHING but meat of ruminants who have a divided hoof only, with their livers, lightly preseasoned before cooking,and always well cooked, and water only. I swear it on every last one of my family members this diet will halt inflammation and halt the spread of psoriasis - don’t cheat. I am a testimony myself that it works. Taking conscience of your diet is actually the first step towards the uncovering of the problem, second step is testing, which is easy because it’s other’s people job to do it, though it can be tiring having to make appointments, doing stools testing, blood testing + going to a GI doctor, having scans of your liver and whatever else they might think of doing to figure things out, but by doing all these you will find out what’s the issue, and from there you will only be a small step away from supplementation and healing the psoriasis off of your body. - If you have neither Schistosomiasis, Heliobacter Pylori, Streptococcus Pyogenes, Hominis Blastocystis or any other kind of bacteria or parasite, it’s more than unlikely. - If you have 0 digestive issue like bloating or food intolerances, you can’t have psoriasis Stomach acid being low will be difficult if near impossible for you to break down food, and as a result your vitamins won’t be properly absorbed. What happens is that food ends up rotting inside of your intestines or colon, and this will create bacteria overgrowth, creating inflammation of your intestinal walls, and that inflammation will rush towards your skin. Not only that, but it’s simple, if your food isn’t broken down, hear this good, your will have insomnia. Your stomach will contract itself, your blood will be concentrated around your gut, and you will be restless because of it. Poor flow of bile will also be one reason your food is not properly broken down with the release of enzymes to digest food and absorb certain nutrients and vitamins. Any disfunction in the gut system and the proper release of enzymes, of the unbreaking down of food, of bile going straight to your intestines or even worse with stomach acid ending up straight into your intestines, will trigger inflammation of your gut, and flare ups will break out of your skin or keep inflammation alive. Note that blood tests should be extended every month to check the levels of vitamins, and if you follow a strict lion diet and find out that your b12 levels are decreasing despite you eating meat in abondance all the time, just know this : you clearly have food malabsorption, it’s so easy to find out, especially if you have a high rise in red blood cells too, indicating an issue with stomach acid being too low, a bile not functioning properly or both, and that your gut is inflamed. These 2 things need to be addressed as the only cause for chronic skin issues, nothing else can be in cause, it’s all about 2 things : a parasitic/bacteria infection and your gut not functions properly. Even a vitamin deficiency cannot cause psoriasis, so it’s about a parasite/bacteria or your stomach acid/bile flow or both in the same time. Don’t even bother with anything else, biologics are 1 thing only, they suppress the immune system, and as a result psoriasis goes away for some time, then it reappears ; it makes no sense to do this, it’s just another BS created by liars and thieves to treat the symptom and not eliminate the root cause. They strip people off of their money with this thing, and it costs thousands of dollars for it, it’s a joke. Many long term psoriatics have experienced it at least once, that they got sick from something else, took medication at some point and for a short period of time the psoriasis went away, but then it came back. One magic pill won’t do it neither, it’s a parasitic infection or a systemic disfunction of your digestive system or both in the same time, nothing else, I won’t repeat it enough. It has been proven again and again, and those suffering from these chronic skin issues know, because you have experienced it that you are intolerant towards certain foods, and it should not be that way, it means somethings wrong with the enzymes, and so one or more of your organs is struggling leading to inflammation on the skin. High consumption of carbohydrates like wheat, gluten and other prepackaged sheet depletes your stomach acid, just know this. Alcohol is an inhibitor. You might not feel inflammation at first, and even for 24 hours, but you will eventually feel it when your liver cleans it up from your system and it will itch and inflame your plaques, so stop with alcohol, reduce smoking or quit if you can that’d be even better, and 0 sugar you hear ? 0. Try it, eat a cake, a muffin or some chocolate, tomorrow you will have a new flare up 100%. Don’t even bother going to a dermatologist, these people are useless and know nothing. Parasitic test + GI doctor 👌

[@dusankastojacic]

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[@dannyvuong2905]

Mate thanks I kinda really needed to hear that ay, been on the lion diet for about a month and starting to slowly see improvements but at the same time it does seem like the psoriasis is still spreading. Will go to the drs and organise some testing soon.

[@kymberlybade1480]

@@fredlada1634 Man, I am suffering and its been so long! I could write a book! My biggest problem is finding proper medical care to get some needed lab work done. Every time I eat, I get sick in the form of this horrible rash livening up, bloating, and very stiff muscles. The fatigue is horrible. I look like Fright Night. Because of the rash, I havent worked in 6 weeks. I have tried every cream, ginger, healthy greens, D3: 20,000 iu's, K2, magnesium. I hv never smoked. Havent drank excessive alcohol for over 30 years. My boys are in their early 20s and both left home as they are adults now. Im single/divorced. Been divorced 16 years. Havent dated for 15 years! No drama whatsoever in my life except this illness. This Dr goes on and on about stress. I dont hv any emotional or social stress. I dont hv any work stress. I hv a heluva lot of stress regarding this illness though! It has stolen my life. Im in northern Alabama. Can you recommend a good GI? The 2 I hv gone to are, pardon my frankness: IDIOTS! And, I agree w you about dermatologists. Not a wit in their heads. Brainwashed by a dysfunctional healthcare system. At this point, I am well versed on how the body functions in most areas. I am faith filled and have not allowed myself to fall into depression. I hv done food experiments and kept record of my daily blood sugar, body temp, and weight as well as symptoms. When I brought those notes to my GI, he suggested I must hv mental health issues to write such things down! I reminded him that his specialty did not allow him to diagnose mental health issues and perhaps he could do HIS job. He gave me a scope to ck for "irritable bowel", found diverticulitis that was healed, and that was it. I saw an allergist at Vanderbilt Medical Center too. What a disappointment!!! QUACK! Dr Sanders was his name. He should not be in practice! 2 Rheumatologists. Both said I hv autoimmune issues but could not diagnose me. The one told me to come back in a year; maybe I would test positive for Lupus then!!! Yup. Its that horrible. If you can recommend an effective Dr, I would actually travel to see him. Thanks!

[@Gengh13]

Completely agree, I kept it under control with diet but it wasn't fixed, now I'm working on my fungal overgrowth and searching for the underlying cause, but I'm making progress.

[@waniskandar4612]

Thanks bro, needed to hear this badly and I'm sure you couldn't have said it better.

[@faith-mc8fe]

I love the way you explain everything so well. I have learned so much from your wisdom. Thank you so much!

[@Eleanor-hn4vg]

Very helpful. Thank you!

[@mohammadchavoshi5568]

thanks for sharing your experience and solution

[@gaildoughton860]

Wow! . That was the most informative video I've seen on KZbin . . Everything you have recommended resonates with me. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge 🙏 😊 ❤

[@betseyspencer5370]

90% carnivore and adding lots of saturated fat has nearly eradicated my psoriasis among a plethora of other autoimmune

[@AriHariono-n2p]

Can you please share your carnivore diet meal daily basis and other activity as well? Tx in advance

[@betseyspencer5370]

@@AriHariono-n2p I usually eat about a pound of meat a day. Varieties depend on what's on sale. Fish, sardines and shrimp. Lots bacon and eggs. For vegetables I have sautéed a couple times a week. No raw. Fruit= avocado, blueberries and blackberries. The berries are frozen and come from my own yard.

[@ginadean5696]

Same! I eat grass fed red meat cooked in grass fed butter, salmon, eggs organic grass fed.

[@eddiegarcia5188]

@@ginadean5696 is it okay to eat organic fruits ?

[@MIRYANRAQUEL1976]

How long did you see improvements?

[@iTrans888]

So much common sense here! Thank you...

[@ordinaryvalley]

I did strict carnivore diet with supplements for 5 months straight, unfortunately my psoriasis was the worst itd ever been in 30 yrs. It really depends on the individual. Oh and also im going through a midlife crisis which is probably the main reason why its gotten worse than ever 😅😂😊

[@ILuvKnife]

Wow, wow, wow!!!! So on point. 💯💯💯💯💯Thank you so much and God Bless you!

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You are so welcome. Thank you

[@aubreyrose135]

Thanks for this video

[@KelvinVierboom]

Great video. God bless you for your commitment to help us!

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Thank you. You as well

[@kifayatrashid1513]

Remove gluten excess sugar And use olive oil on scalp avocado moisturizer on affected body it works n i have recoverd 100℅..

[@SetaraGoldenMoments]

Hello, my name is Setara, I am 27 years old, I have psoriasis and I just got to know your channel, I don't know English, can you tell me what should I do to treat psoriasis?

[@Flow_State1991]

Rebuild your micro bio with fibre!! 6-12 months.

[@sashimurchie5067]

Doctors never tell u things like this thank u Dr kyle I got enxiety my ocd s worsen too much to handle out of control Can u pls help me what I do pls help me thank u

[@DLDist]

Wonderful insight.❤

[@barbaraortiz3240]

Thank you so much That was really good advise. I will be trying it Al for my psoriasis god bless you

[@BryanRaymond-j3w]

Hey! Great video! I was just wondering if you needed to take k2 with d3? If so what would the suggested ratio be? Thanks in advance!

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Yes

[@zunpphire4ev170]

Guys, i went carnivore or to be more precise, on a lion's diet....my skin became so beautiful and glowing...but my energy levels dropped, had plenty of fat and meat, and started to get acne on my back....i tried juicing, great energy but bad skin....my skin looks vad from psoriasis, its so itchy its so bad and im not as confident, goinf back to lion's, but i noticed any kind of processed foods even if the i gredients are super healthy, will trigger my facial psoriasis

[@MIRYANRAQUEL1976]

Are you on the lion's diet now?

[@wr6897]

Stay strong

[@zunpphire4ev170]

@@MIRYANRAQUEL1976 im on Mediterranean diet, mostly veggies, mostly sea foods, so far it been working the best for me…im doing OMAD hoping to get that autophagy, i started doing sauna at my gym 2-3 times a week after seen all the benefits of it, also started taking taurine after seen the benefits from it and some other supplements and a multivitamin to charge myself of whatever nutrients i may be lacking from food or absorption, hoping to get my cells whatever they need to withstand all the damage and oxidation there may be from all the battles inside.

[@MIRYANRAQUEL1976]

@@zunpphire4ev170 How long were you on the lion diet? Look, it's normal for the symptoms to get worse or you get pimples because the body detoxifies first. I've been doing it for a month and I'm already seeing great improvements. It's hard for me but I hold on with faith.

[@zunpphire4ev170]

@@MIRYANRAQUEL1976 did it for three months, no bad symptoms, just energy levels were gradually diminishing until i hit rock bottom at the third month, i saw no greater improvement after 1 week other than getting leaner and great libido on my first 3 weeks oh and good skin texture

[@gabyramirez4843]

Gracias, gracias, gracias por toda la información! It' amazing!

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Gracias!

[@Code_in_war]

Thanks for the info 😊

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You bet!

[@anoopkumarpandey5574]

I'm anup suffering from psoriasis since 10 year

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Keep try and searching for answers

[@charleswright5989]

What about aloe vera.

[@MariaCruz-dl2wc]

Hi i really need your help i have severe erythrodermic psoriasis it got so bad that it look like second degree burn all over my body i refuse to get the shot because of the side effects but with all this horrible pain and itching i don't know what else to do please help

[@kennethjones8653]

I do not have Psoriasis but Grovers Disease. Would this information apply to my skin issues as well. Have been suffering over 3 years with this.

[@erictavares678]

thanks for the video. the american medical system seems to be a total racket 99% of the time, appreciate you cutting through the misinfo

[@WilliamHall-h5k]

where is the course

[@sherryroy2916]

Thank you.

[@dc9291]

Why don't Dr.s ever address demodex mite? Do you think taking an anti parasitic might help?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Yes parasite cleanse from cell core

[@dc9291]

@@LovelessHealthSolutions Do you recommend all three or step three? I have a limited budget. Mites are a parasite - too bad traditional medicine doesn't know how to deal with parasites.

[@mikeknop6067]

Thanks man

[@fkgoogle666]

I have psoriasis and I was getting a mild fever every week or two for over a month. I cut out tv dinners and really limited seed oils and the fevers went away. I make my own mayo and dressings and recently left beer drinking to the weekends. (I was drinking daily). Hopefully that helps.

[@ezvahedi1387]

thank you very much . well done

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You are welcome

[@rodzjadl1489]

Thank u for the info

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You bet

[@graceshanthakumari1299]

My son suffering from psoriasis.

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

I'm sorry to hear that. Get the free 5 day course in the description. It will help.

[@montestv8635]

Hi I am new to yoir channel...my daughtet have psoriasis and i dont know what to do....

[@femyvarghese1103]

Does psoriasis worse in winter?

[@jeff0097]

i think so, mine seems to come back when its cold.

[@Julia-eu1vv]

Yeah I think it’s because less sunshine and Vitamin D

[@utahboxergirl11]

GABA has helped me immensely!

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

That's great. Thank for sharing

[@nicholasdominic2825]

I agree but in small doses

[@yebonemyatphoethar602]

What do you mean again.

[@fkgoogle666]

Bee venom works, do I just go outside and smack a beehive?

[@Ride-Fly]

psoriasis after doxycycline - so after I stop it goes away?

[@profitmentality]

My issue is I can't take probiotics, vitamin D or vitamin D3 because it makes my psoriasis worse and I also have an allergic reaction! 🤦🏽‍♂️ To be vitamin D deficient and also allergic is basically purgatory with no solution, trust me because I don't know what to do while not having time to go to the doctor 🤦🏽‍♂️ the very reason I'm in this situation I believe is lack of vitamin D, I have an allergic reaction to it, yet I always hear it recommended, so yea, I'm stuck 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@jarrellwoods6514]

You are going to have to get it through sunlight and food

[@Shopgirl2000]

K2 with the D3 ??? And Potassium???

[@FundedFuturesTrader]

@@Shopgirl2000 Yes! 👍🏻

[@lilj22222]

Where can I get an allergy test ?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Www.lovelesshealthsolutions.com

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

[e-mail] send and email and my staff will get you set up

[@coeffyb4443]

Can heat cause stress, like being too much in the sun or getting sun burn?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Yes This is why introducing sun, sauna, etc... Needs to be introduced in a manner that the body is able to adapt to the stressor.

[@diversekakes]

If you get too much sun. 15 minutes a day is good.

[@vishnuvardhanreddysuryakapa]

Is cow ghee consumption good or bad for psoriasis??

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

It's typically is good. But pay attention to how you do.

[@sthnguyen]

I think it is neither, probably neutral. It depends on what other things you are eating and how much, like processed foods, gluten, vegetables and what types, sugars, seed oils… eating too much or of the wrong things could overload your system.

[@teresahoughton4557]

I printed out your food list that you can eat. I didnt see raw unfiltered local honey on it. Can you not eat this?

[@camarorules1]

How does a hysterectomy at age 60 affect your body system?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

It's a big stress on the system

[@FinancialMood]

What do you think about carnivore?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

It can be effective if you eat healthy meat. (Free range organicfed well) I don't recommend it longterm. So after a few months add veggies back in slowly. Also listen to you body and how you feel

[@miltonbates6425]

Fatty beef carnivore cured my psoriasis.

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Perfect

[@buddybuddy1988]

Do you eat eggs , dairy and chicken?

[@shahzadkhan-uk6fl]

Hi there, can you share complete diet and routine plz

[@miltonbates6425]

@@shahzadkhan-uk6fl I ate only fatty cuts of beef (fatty striploin, ribeye, and t-bone steaks) seasoned with Celtic sea salt or Himalayan pink salt only (no black pepper or othe spices) paired with a small amount of field greens (arugula and mixed lettuces). I only drank carbonated water and regular filtered water (no juices or soda pop). My psoriasis was gone within around 30 days of strictly eating this way.

[@MIRYANRAQUEL1976]

How long?I have been improving for 1 month

[@nishpathirana]

I have Psoriasis for 10 years. But it was under control and was not much visible with the food I eat and also with some ointments. About 8 months before I was prescribed to use Enstilar (Betamethasone / Calcipotriene, Topical Foam) and after 3-4 months I noticed some acne kind bumps here and there in my body mainly around neck. And doctor treated it as body acne. Then recently I thought of stop using it because I felt it was a side effect of Enstilar, and suddenly within 2-4 days I got pumps and psoriasis all over the body like I never had before which are very itchy and painful. Can this be something happened with Enstilar? Please let me know if I should do anything special regarding this?

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

It can be

[@sthnguyen]

It sounds like 1. Your body got used to Enstilar, 2. Instead of going back to the state prior to the drug, your body tried to counteract the drug and made your skin worse, so you had a little acne bumps, but they were most likely a different form of psoriasis (pustular), 3. you withdrew from the drug, your psoriasis was even worse. This happens to many people where peoples psoriasis got worse even under treatment. It’s gonna take your body time to rebalance to the time before you took the drug. What can you do in the mean time? To soothe your skin use some of the available topicals at the store like coal tar, salicylic acid, temporary fasting, to get it under control fast. Anti-inflammatory food, removal of inflammatory foods. There are lots you can do.

[@t.s.5441]

Thank you ​@@sthnguyen

[@sthnguyen]

You know what I think has been working for me, the carnivore diet. ‘I think” because the remission has not been long enough. I have not had my biologics injection for two weeks and there is very little sign of my P (only a little itch scaling behind the ear). Normally even during and at the tail end, before my injection, and even in between my P would come back.I found that I would react to many things, sugar, apples , milk, pork, vegetables. I have to reconfirm it though because sometimes I was eating more than one of those items at a time. I mostly eat beef, and occasionally fish, and lots of tallow, butter, ghee and coconut oil (70% of my calories come from mostly saturated fats). If I show no sign in another month then I would say that it is 100 % working. I am only having blueberries and a little of rice on occasions (as I have the desire to eat some carbs). I do not think those things are inflammatory to me. This is the first time in 40 years where I’ve had no P while not on a drug. My P was sometimes extremely bad and barely controllable while on drugs. It sucks only being able to eat beef but I hope to expand what I can eat. I have been fully carnivore for about a month and a half. But I still cheated. My body has almost immediate reactions so I can tell quickly so hopefully I can start adding in foods that do not inflame my body. My body is even more sensitive than before to bad foods,a good and bad. Good that i have feedback but bad that it is so sensitive.

[@t.s.5441]

@@sthnguyen i have 3 month psoriaasa , i start to eat somethiing like LCHF stile , i do have a blond color on my hair amd becose of perokside is in color its very good for me , so intrestimg ,my derm. will give me moe fototherapy, i don , t have on hair any more now is better , just have a very small now , i hope it will be bettet , it helps for me diet LCHF .(GOOGLE). Hope we all be better .

[@lisakirkham65]

Thank you

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You're welcomeI

[@LAMethWitch]

im 5 days into carnivore im really hoping it cures me

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Me too

[@LAMethWitch]

LETS DO THIS @@LovelessHealthSolutions

[@PatriciaSilva-tu7ce]

did it cure you?

[@sthnguyen]

It does for some people, but I heard sometimes you can get flares at first and it may take many months (like 6). It is an elimination and body healing/rebuildimg diet. Good luck.

[@daleocallaghan6228]

💞💞💞THANKS💞💞💞

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

You're welcome

[@kathleenpimentel9218]

😢All of the above😢

[@graceshanthakumari1299]

PleaseTranslate in tamil Dr.

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Sorry. Not sure how yo do that

[@janehyden1652]

you do it yourself pls

[@jamesscott1935]

So I have been dealing with psoriatic arthritis for the last year now. Before even considering biological medication I wanted to try some different natural healing processes. So, I have heard about the carnivore diet, more specifically the lion diet; which people are claiming has healed or helped massively their autoimmune problems. So I started the lion diet last week, only grass fed / finished beef, tallow, salt and water (I also started at the same time a 16:8 Intermittent fasting. This last week I have had one of the worse flair ups of my knee and my psoriasis has also gotten worse. I have read that some people also have had the a kind of transitioning period and I am now unsure if I should even carry on eating just beef or if it's the thing causing all these issues. Yesterday I decided to cut tallow to see if that will make a difference (the tallow was high quality). Please, anyone who can relate or advise me on the above, please let me know.

[@sthnguyen]

Only you can decide what to do. Try to see if this is just a transition period and continue or assume it is meat that is the problem. Yes, some people got it worse before getting better. Some people made no difference on carnivore. It’s not all success stories. I’ld stick it out for a month at least. Intermittent fasting is good if it reduces the quantity of bad food you are eating.

[@beautifulwaterfall222]

If it doesn't work, try going with an anti-inflammatory diet.

[@artspark7697]

Get off that carnivore diet.

[@michaellyttle4347]

Everybody is a bit different. The worst psoriasis I have had in over 50 years resisted all attempts to get it to heal. I thought my body had forgotten how to heal which now I know it’s pretty stupid thought. I learned of a diet called the Paleolithic ketogenic diet developed by a doctor in Hungary. High fat, All meat, organ meats, water. Within days I was watching my skin heal. That’s me. I was desperate. I had been vegetarian for over 40 years. The gut has to heal. This diet has been shown through testing to create the conditions necessary for the gut to heal. Auto immune conditions reveal themselves in many chronic disease patients. The organization in Hungary has over 5000 seriously ill people that have published results of healing. Hopefully you can look into it stick it out because I had all kinds of doubts when I developed serious diarrhea stomach cramps and other disturbing health conditions but they passed. Even during those distressing conditions my skin began to heal. It was confusing. Today I still eat organ meats. I do eat salmon wild caught. I have included vegetables and fruits and berries and nuts. These things are allowed on the official Paleolithic ketogenic diet. What I avoid is grains, dairy (With the exception of ghee) And all seed oils, and any vegetable in the nightshade family. I’ve got to admit that I’ve gotten a little lackadaisical and have some psoriasis returning but I’m not so alarmed and I feel I know how to take care of it when it gets to a point that I’m just tired of it. Maybe this will help. Good luck

[@Barriorzz]

What if you have it from 7years old and try everything you can but still not healed/under controlled im 29 now..

[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

It alls goes back to getting your body back to balance If you'd like help personally reach a schedule a consult. [e-mail]

[@julieprice9310]

Thea y K 😊😊

[@garymaccalla5881]

omega3 aid to psorsasis gone 100%

[@patricathomas6155]

I have mold, don't move around dangerous neighborhood old age help oh and gummies, quit them

[@mwamengele]

@@patricathomas6155 yes I got it after mold got on my bedroom walls

[@McKinneyLiz]

17 minutes to start talking about the 5 things....

[@fredlada1634]

This guy is a clown. 1st things 1st, go do a full parasitic test, stools + blood research. 2nd, go see a GI doctor checking your full vitamin levels, stomach acid, and an in-depth checking of your liver and gallbladder. In the meantime, and as soon as you read this, go on a strict lion diet and include liver (calf or beef but you need it), this diet will halt the psoriasis spread and ease every other symptom, don’t even bother with a “carnivore diet”, pork, eggs, crustaceans, seafood, butter and dairy will definitely aggravate or trigger flare ups, especially eggs. - If you have neither Schistosomiasis, H Pylori, Streptococcus Pyogenes, Hominis Blastocystis or any other kind of bacteria or parasite, it’s more than unlikely. - If you have 0 digestive issue like bloating or food intolerances, you can’t have psoriasis Stomach acid being low will be difficult if near impossible for you to break down food, and as a result your vitamins won’t be properly absorbed. What happens is that food ends up rotting inside of your intestines or colon, and this will create bacteria overgrowth, creating inflammation of your intestinal walls, and that inflammation will rush towards your skin. Poor flow of bile will also be one reason your food is not properly broken down with the release of enzymes to digest food and absorb certain nutrients. These 2 things need to be addressed first thing : full parasitic test, and your gut. Don’t even bother with this clown just speaking, speaking speaking and speaking just to end up saying nothing that you don’t know already, he literally lives off clicks from desperate people looking for an answer to heal, and he’s not looking to heal you, because you won’t come back to click on his videos so that he can make a living.

[@collettecaswelltaylordoter5782]

GET TO THE DAMN POINT! Milking the time clock for monitization is BS. What a joke!

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[@LovelessHealthSolutions]

Thanks