Psoriasis 
Lovey
17 years ago
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Andreas,
I have done 14 flushes and home colonics since the beginning of September 2004 and I've gotten a lot healthier! :) On the other hand, I recently developed seven itchy dry and flaky patches on my skin. I've been taking Oxypowder for a couple months, but the food in my body is still fermenting and going through undigested. My body odor has continued to be a big problem for me as I progress, even though I've improved in many other areas of my health thanks to your help. Clay baths didn't work for me.
I follow your guidelines from your book, "The Amazing Liver Cleanse"--no meat, eggs. I eat a lot of veggies, fruit, salad, almonds and sometimes eat cottage cheese. I cook all my foods in olive oil and I never use the microwave to keep my food alkaline. I've just started your kidney cleanse tea for the second time. It helped me a lot first time I took it & it tasted so good I was practically addicted! = ) Should I just keep going with what I'm doing and wait for it to go away? I feel like I'm on the right track. It's the toxins and it's affects on my skin and overall body odor that I'm having trouble beating.
One more thing...The premature aging began slightly improving simutaniously while the psoriasis began to develop. What makes the two symptoms different? Am I just on the verge of returned health? Sorry this was so long. = )
Lovey
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- Re: Psoriasis - edgar cayce protocol... lisag
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,158Hi!
Edgar Cayce said that both psoriasis and eczema are caused by the thinning of the walls of the intestine, which allow unproccesed food through into the blood. Then the 'poisons' from the food particles attempt to come out in the skin.
His fixes for leaky gut are VERY EASY - just drink slippery elm tea in the morning, and throughout the day if its severe, and american saffron tea in the evening. (american saffron is the cheap stuff, its the italian saffron which is expensive). He also said to get chiro adjustments on t6-9 because these vertebrae put pressure on the small intestine which then continue the thinning.
Here's more info on it -
http://www.meridianinstitute.com/psorias3.html
And another overview -
http://www.edgarcayce.org/health/database/chdata/data/prpsor3a.html
Dr. Pagano, who uses the Cayce protocol, adds more to it...
He adds foods do's and don'ts - no members of the nightshade family; tomato, potato, green/red peppers ...
http://www.psoriasis-healing.com/
Dr. Pagano's book is at
http://www.psoriasis-healing.com/summary.htm
And last but not least, here's 2 links where you can get the teas in case you don't have an herb store nearby - do a search on saffron
http://www.heritagestore.com/
http://www.baar.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?
Please let me know if you get anything out of this… other people on the psoriasis forum have responded that the teas alone have helped them tremendously.
Lisa
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- People who have read Andreas' books ... Lovey
17 years ago
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MoreThis is a reply to # 494,163Thank you, Lisag. I appreciate your help and I have seen that post a couple of times--it is very informative. However, just need some help filling in some blanks from people who are familiar with Andreas' books. Thanks again :)
Lovey
- People who have read Andreas' books ... Lovey
17 years ago
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- Re: Psoriasis golfskiyoga
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,158Lovey,
I have read all of Andreas books and follow his recommendations as closely as possible. What struck me in your outline was the lack of essentail fatty acids in your diet.
Olive oil should NOT be used for cooking. It has an extremely low smoke point and thus it turns rancid as you cook, putting a larger burden of oxidants on a stressed system.
Coconut oil & macadamia nut oil both have very high smoke points and so are safe to cook with. I would suggest home ground flax seed added to your diet, or borage oil or cod liver oil or krill oil. I would NOT suggest evening primrose oil as it is highly estrogenic and may raise your overall estrogen burden.
Avocado and and all nuts have fatty acids in them. I would avoid peanuts & peanut oil as it contains lots of aflatoxins which are injurious to your liver.
Hope this helps.
- Re: Psoriasis Lovey
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,176golfskiyoga,
Thanks. I remember Andreas mentioned in one of his books about what oils to take. I will look into buying some of the oils you're suggesting. = )
Lovey
- Re: Psoriasis Lovey
17 years ago
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- Re: Psoriasis #17163
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,158Just a suggestion, I used to have a peeling, scaling skin condition that cleared up when I stopped eating *all* fats and oils for a week. After it cleared up I started adding back oil/fats and discovered it was not all fats/oils that were the problem but a few-for me it was dairy, pecans, almonds, soybean oil, olive oil, flax, walnuts.
- Re: Psoriasis Lovey
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,177Thanks a lot. :) I am going to cut out the dairy. I haven't had any since last Thursday, so I will keep it up for a week or maybe a little more and see if that changes anything! :)
Lovey
- Re: Psoriasis Lovey
17 years ago
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- To Lisag cammy
17 years ago
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Google AdvertisementThis is a reply to # 494,158Hi Lisa,
I asked you this question a few pages back, under the appropriate discussion, but there was no reason for you to check back there, so I will post it again here!
I am using the Detoxified Iodine from the fellow you mentioned to help with the thyroid. I was wondering, how much did you take, and how long did you take it? Was it obvious when you didn't need to keep taking it? Also, do you know if it helps the adrenals as well as the thyroid?
Thanks so much in advance!
cammy
- Re: Psoriasis - edgar cayce protocol... lisag
17 years ago
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