It's seems as you have to take responsibility for yourself, only you can control
what goes in your mouth. This group eczemapsoriasis is a great one for support
Also if you wish go to http://groups.msn.com/PsoriasisIsAvoidable you will
find in left column New Diet with a list of safe foods. The results really
depend on the effort you make to stick to Diet (as a can of soft drink is enough
to make it flare up). Wishing you all the best Stirling Strauss

Molcut Teofil Marius <teofil_molcut@...> wrote:
--- In eczemapsoriasis@yahoogroups.com, "stirling_strauss"
Hey!
I'm a 19-years-old boy and have been suffering from Psoriasis for
about 7 or 8 years. I've seen a few dermatologists and each one
recommended me a natural diet. Unfortunately, my parents are not
supporting me the way they should. My eating habbits have never been
worst... I eat lots of junk food and so called "natural" juices. I
realise I must change my diet now, before it's too late but with no
support it's almost impossible. Maybe I should talk to a
psichologist... I must make up a plan to help myself change for the
better. Or maybe autosugestion would be more efficient... Who
knows?...

<stirling_strauss@...> wrote:
>
> Psoriasis to 60% of body, psoriatic arthritis as well, today l am
> pain / ache free and no psoriasis.
>
> Remove the Cause of Your Psoriasis Symptoms - You cannot change
your
> genes but you can change how they react
> Your Psoriasis Itch and Rash, Psoriatic Arthritis, will stop once
you
> understand what causes Psoriasis and follow the simple guidelines.
> Most processed foods, soft drinks, etc. can affect you. You have
to
> learn to avoid the foods that affect you - It's all about learning
to
> eat healthily.
>
> I had suffered with Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis for many
years
> but seeing medical practitioners and naturopaths had not helped so
I
> set out to help myself. Removing all gluten products from my diet
was
> the first step I took.
> My health showed signs of improvement but I was still getting
> psoriasis and arthritis (itch, skin rash and joint swelling and
> pain).
>
>
> The next step was to go on a diet that was natural, avoiding all
> processed foods ie. I ate only meat, fish, vegetables, fruits and
> drank water. Only when I strictly adhered to this diet did my
> psoriasis clear up. It became quite obvious that processed foods
were
> somehow responsible.
>
> After my psoriasis had completely cleared for several weeks I
> introduced foods that were processed. Soft drinks and fruit juices
> were added first and after each challenge my psoriasis flared up
> again. After stopping the intake and going back on the natural
diet
> (meat, fish, vegetables, fruit and water) my psoriasis again
cleared
> up.
>
>
> The most common additives I found in the soft drinks were citric
acid
> or food acid (330 food additive code) and ascorbic acid (300)
vitamin
> C. Interestingly, my psoriasis first flared up when I was taking
> calcium ascorbate (vitamin C) as a vitamin supplement to aid my
> recovery from an accident (1986).
>
>
> My next step was obvious, not wanting to be a guinea pig but
needing
> to know the answer, I stuck to natural foods until my psoriasis
had
> cleared again Psoriasis free, I tried adding some calcium
ascorbate
> and was covered in psoriasis in a very short time.
>
>
> After repeating the clearing program and then rechallenging myself
> with Calcium Ascorbate Vitamin C, Ascorbic Acid Vitamin C and
Citric
> Acid (food acid) I began to understand what was happening. Over
the
> next 10 years of researching and experimenting I realised that I
had
> found another answer to my problems. Calcium Protease
>
> It became obvious whilst on my elimination diet that a glass of
wine,
> soft drink, cereals, or the many other processed foods would cause
my
> psoriasis to flare. The only thing l could find in common was that
> they all have the citric added such as food acid (330), citric
acid
> (330), l ascorbic Acid (300), calcium ascorbate (e302), sodium l
> ascorbate (301). All of these are premeditated with calcium. It is
> also interesting to note l noticed whilst on diet was that fruit
like
> oranges, strawberries, could start me itching again. Especially
after
> using 4 oranges or a punnet of strawberries in making fruit juice.
>
> Moderation is the key and maybe this is why some fruit may have
> affect on your psoriasis. Especially whilst you are still eating
> those foods with acrylamide.
>
> Applying Gypsum to increase calcium levels of soils has been
> practised for many years. Methods to apply calcium and sulphate
> sulphur to the soil offering an instant response have been
refined.
> Growers say that calcium is needed to strengthen cell walls,
increase
> flowering resulting in resulting in better fruit set and higher
> yields and better shelf life.
>
>
> Talking with friends and relatives I found that many people had
> psoriasis and the conventional medical treatments and drugs had
not
> helped them. Consequently I began to suggest that they try to
avoid
> the food additives and foods which affected my condition…
>
> Psoriasis should be renamed Calcium Protease,
>
> a much better descriptive word than psoriasis (itch as is).
Calcium
> Protease is exactly what is happening.
>
> The Trigger for psoriasis (Calcium Protease) was not known until
> earlier this year.(2002)
>
> The brilliant work by two Swedish Scientists studying some workers
> occupied in the building of the tunnel at Hallandsåsen. (Who had
been
> exposed to high doses of Acrylamide) To put it short: Because of
the
> similarity of the workers symptoms they decided to test other
people
> not exposed to tunnel incident. Upon finding Acrylamide in others
> decided to test foods, Further research by the same scientists
showed
> that Acrylamide is the trigger for psoriasis (calcium protea) and
a
> lot more
>
> Research Centres around the World have found that Acrylamide is
> formed when Glucose (natural sugar found in most foods) is heated
> with Asparagine (Amino Acid Asparagine also found naturally in
foods)
>
>
> …Those that followed my advice were very pleased. Over time it
became
> obvious that I needed to make the process easier to follow.
Realise
> that if you suffer from psoriasis your AUTOIMMUNE SYSTEM IS
> MALFUNCTIONING
> In short, if you always eat what is fresh, in season and if
possible
> ORGANIC, your Psoriasis symptoms should be greatly reduced, and
> hopefully disappear, as was the case with my research and others.
> To find out more just type
> PSORIASIS IS AVOIDABLE in your search bar
>





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