The History of Psoriasis

Psoriasis has existed for centuries. Typical signs of psoriasis have been found on mummified bodies in tombs dating from the beginning of the Christian era. It is known to have been confused with leprosy for hundreds of years, leading to many people with psoriasis being ostracized in the Middle Ages.

Psoriasis gets its name from the Greek word psōra meaning "itch," psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious condition characterized by inflamed lesions covered with silvery-white scabs of dead skin. As a result, itchy, scaly red patches appear, often on the elbows, hands, feet, and scalp, but they can show up on other parts of your body. Usually, what happens is new skin cells take about a month or so to move from the deepest skin layer where they're produced, to the surface where they die and flake off. With psoriasis, the entire skin cell life cycle takes only days. Because the body can't shed old skin as rapidly as new cells are rising to the surface, raised patches of dead skin develop on the arms, back, chest, elbows, legs, nails, folds between the buttocks, and scalp.

Psoriasis-Ltd - A Natural Approach to Psoriasis Treatment

I was looking for a more natural treatment to address the symptoms of my psoriasis and found this Psoriasis-Ltd product. It was different, even a bit unusual but it made sense. And after using it for two weeks I discovered it worked too! Psoriasis is a difficult condition to manage and live with but with the helpful tips and Psoriasis-Ltd treatment it has become less of an ordeal.

Leigh

Remarkable Results With Psoriasis-Ltd

After a little over five weeks of using your Psoriasis-ltd products I have noticed a remarkable change in my skin condition--all for the better!
Your phone consultant was incredibley adept at listening to my lifestyle needs and providing asstistance through suggestions for diet, routine, and products.
You are all to be commended for both your products and support. I applaud your efforts and pray your research into psoriasis continues.
Thank you.
Mark

A New Approach to Psoriasis Treatment

Psoriasis is a complex interaction involving the immune system, contact responses and multiple genes involved in producing the sequence of events that result in the occurrence of psoriasis. Complicating this picture still further is the probability that genes found to be associated with affecting or triggering psoriasis may or may not cause psoriasis in an individual person, depending on how the genes react in relation to one another.

Bacterial skin infections can weaken the immune system and cause or worsen the symptoms of psoriasis. The successful treatment of psoriasis must address many aspects of skin care and total health care. Few do this as well as Psoriasis-Ltd. Unlike other psoriasis treatments, Psoriasis-Ltd III is not a cream, lotion, spray or even a pill. Psoriasis-Ltd is a blend of soothing, beneficial ingredients specially formulated to work synergistically to improve the appearance of psoriasis and psoriasis related conditions. These minerals are specially formulated to address the symptoms of psoriasis and skin related conditions. They enhance the body's ability to restore the balance to the skin so needed to begin the healing process.

Treatment With Psoriasis-Ltd

After only 3 months of using Psoriasis-Ltd I have found the treatment to more than meet the needs of my psoriasis problem. I used various prescribed medications and found them ineffective. Your product truly is an answer to that dreaded issue. I find the medication easy to apply and the cost more than reasonable. You and your partners are highly commended...Thank you. Donald T.

Psoriasis-Ltd Mineral Treatment

The mineral salts in Psoriasis-Ltd really seem to work! The treatment combined with jojoba oil is tremendous! I am a true believer, and will continue to use it to keep my psoriasis in remission.
Thank you for your wonderful product!

-Jay W.

Psoriasis-Ltd Shares Tips on Treating Scalp Psoriasis

Scalp psoriasis usually consists of red, scaly patches that may appear lumpy. The edges of these patches tend to be well defined. Psoriasis on the scalp is common and, in many cases, it is the only area affected. Seborrheic scalp psoriasis can extend beyond the hairline, onto the forehead. Psoriasis of the scalp does not damage the hair follicle and is not associated with hair loss, but if the scale is thick and forms hard lumps, it may lead to temporary hair thinning. The scalp may be the first site on the body to be affected by psoriasis.

Jojoba oil may be used to condition hair and scalp, prevent dryness, and reduse scaling. Jojoba oil is supierior to olive or other vegetable oils or mineral oils. Jojoba oil is most effective when it is applied directly to the scalp and hair prior to shampooing.

When using jojoba oil as a scalp treatment:
* Warm the oil to body temperature. Massage it into damp hair and scalp, towel-wrap hair and scalp, maintaining warmth and allow the Jojoba oilto penetrate for at least 30 minutes prior to shampooing.
**If your haor is very thick hair, apply the oil after shampooing and toweling dry, Leave it in.
*** During the day, thoroughly rub a drop of two of oil into your hands and then pass your hands through your hair and scalp. Remember - Less is more effective - use reasonable amounts of the oil. If you use too much, simply shampoo again. You will quickly discover the combination of amount and saturation time best for you.

Psoriasis-Ltd is quite effective for use on scalp psoriasis. Simply dampen the fingers with water, and wet the affected area of the scalp with the finger. Then apply the disk by gliding it over the affected area to dissolve a small amount onto the area using a circular motion with only one small application of about 2-4 seconds. For several spots in the scalp, take the time necessary to hit all the spots.