Psoriasis

[Guest guest]

Dear Nick,

The ozonated olive oil will help some, but in severe cases, you have to

do more. This includes colonics with ozonated water, liver cleanse and a

parasite cleanse.

I have been making ozonated olive oil (Nature's Gift) since 1993.

Best of Health!

Saul

[Guest guest]

Saul, any chance you can furnish your cleanse recipies? Thanks,

Hickman

On Thu, 11 Feb 1999 10:23:11 PST " Saul Pressman " <spressman@...>

writes:

>From: " Saul Pressman " <spressman@...>

>

>Dear Nick,

>

>The ozonated olive oil will help some, but in severe cases, you have

>to

>do more. This includes colonics with ozonated water, liver cleanse and

>a

>parasite cleanse.

>

>I have been making ozonated olive oil (Nature's Gift) since 1993.

>

>Best of Health!

>Saul

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Question about using ozonated olive oil for psoriasis.

From: " Saul Pressman " <spressman@...>

Dear Nick,

The ozonated olive oil will help some, but in severe cases, you have to

do more. This includes colonics with ozonated water, liver cleanse and a

parasite cleanse.

I have been making ozonated olive oil (Nature's Gift) since 1993.

Best of Health!

Saul

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/14/99 5:19:52 AM Central Daylight Time,

ChucksterTx@... writes:

<< From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

Hello list,

My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

Thanks, Chuck

>>

Chuck,

I've read that a good diet and pycnogenol really helps.

edith

[Guest guest]

UV light therapy combined with special sensitising drugs has worked well for

some: see the dermatologist.

Topical ozone may work.

Regards,

Noel.

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Psoriasis

From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

Hello list,

My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

Thanks, Chuck

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[Guest guest]

Chuck,

you might try looking at this URL: http://www.psoriasis.com/index.html. I

found it several days ago when I was looking for flax seed information.

Jack

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>From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

>oxyplusonelist

>Subject: Psoriasis

>Date: Wed, Jul 14, 1999, 5:19 AM

>

>From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

>

>Hello list,

> My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

>anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

>Thanks, Chuck

>

[Guest guest]

> From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

>

> Hello list,

> My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

> anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

> Thanks, Chuck

Chuck,

For starters, Dring 3-5 glasses daily of unfiltered, raw, unpasteurized apple

cider vinegar & honey to clean the kidneys, the juice of a whole lemon every day

taken with anyting from juice to water, to clean the liver, and essential faty

acids, particularly omega 3 & 6. Start taking a probiotic daily & do a colon

cleansing. I'm sure there is more, but that's ought to get her started.

jim

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[Guest guest]

Dear Chuck, Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy helps Psoriasis

Rapid Recovery Hyperbarics

[Guest guest]

What is hyperbaic process and price and number of sessions to cure

psoriasis? a

Re: Psoriasis

From: PAT AND SUSAN RODRIGUEZ <hyperbaric1@...>

Dear Chuck, Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy helps Psoriasis

Rapid Recovery Hyperbarics

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[Guest guest]

>>Hello list,

>> My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

>>anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

>>Thanks, Chuck

Dear Chuck,

Here's another interesting item that would be worth investigating for

psoriasis: I'm considering it for my facial rosacea:

http://www.herbsnmore.com/itchstopper.htm.

Jack

[Guest guest]

Chuck wrote:

>

> From: ChucksterTx@... (Chuck)

>

> Hello list,

> My Aunt has terrible Psoriasis on her ankles, knees & elbows, Does

> anyone have any suggestions for me to share with her ?

> Thanks, Chuck

>

> Thats a great question. Common problem that ranges to a body looking like

suede.

Jim M.

[Guest guest]

Dr Noel wrote:

>

> From: " Dr Noel " <noelc@...>

>

> UV light therapy combined with special sensitising drugs has worked well for

> some: see the dermatologist.

>

> Topical ozone may work.

>

> Regards,

>

> Noel.

>

the two I have seen only dried under ul, and got worse. Others it seems

to help.

Jim M.

[Guest guest]

I only wish I could say Cure, however none of us can, You can access my

web site for Questions On HBOT, at

http://www.home.earthlink.net/~hyperbaric1/

It is legal, and very helpful in the Psoriasis that I have seen.

Our cost is 100 per treatment, however I give discount for 20 or more,

Sincerely

I do have an opening in August and one in sept. where are you located?

[Guest guest]

Hello, from a lurker,

Neem oil's been used for centuries in other countries as a counteractive healer

for

skin problems. Please go to the following site to get information on it:

http://www.netowne.com/alt-healing/ayurveda/

Hope this helps

Cramer

Cranberry wrote:

> From: " Cranberry " <abcran@...>

>

> Hello;

> I am wanting to make some cream to help my father with his psoriasis. I have

many EO's that I have seen you all mention for excema, and waswondering if

anyone has found a moisturizing soap recipe and a blend of EO's that works for

psoriasis? I would love to be able to do this for him.

> Thanks!

> Angie

[Guest guest]

Pat,

Emu oil is wonderful for psoriasis. I would add lavender essential oil to

emu oil for a nice massage oil for your wife's friend.

Hope this helps.

Rose

http://www.southwestbasics.com

>

> I know this has been discussed before, but I didn't have a need for it and

> with my hard drive nearly full I had to watch how much I saved. I did get

a

> new hard drive a few weeks ago, although it is not set up to my liking

yet,

> so in future I will be able to save more.

>

> My wife has a friend with psoriasis that has asked her if I could make up

a

> massage oil that would help. I'm not sure if any oil is good for this

> condition, but if it is, what eo's would be best to mix in the massage

oil?

>

> If oil won't help, is there anything else that will with the exception of

> pine tar soap? The smallest batch of soap I make is 4 pounds and I don't

> want to be left sitting with that much soap.

>

> TIA

>

> Pat.

>

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>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>Emu oil is wonderful for psoriasis. I would add lavender essential oil to

>emu oil for a nice massage oil for your wife's friend.

It's my understanding that lavender eo is a big no-no for psoriasis, as it

encourages new skin growth. Psoriasis is when new skin cells are growing

uncontrollably, and the lavender eo would just make it worse.

Excema, on the other hand, is helped enormously by lavender eo. My sister

swears by lavender eo mixed in emu oil. She says that she hoards it until

the excema " is bad " .

B

[Guest guest]

here is what I make for my Dad. He has it in his hair and in patches

all over his body. He swears by this soap. I have people that don't have

it but have dry skinn love it also.

Here is my recipe for Pine Tar soap. My Dad likes it. He has psorisis and

he says it helps him. One thing about Pine Tar though is that it will speed

up the trace of your soap extremely fast. Be ready to put it into your

molds when you add it.

10 oz Olive Oil(infused with calendula)

8 ounces of Coconut Oil

7 ounces of Palm Kernal Oil

4 ounces of Shealoe Butter can sub Shea Butter

3 ounces of Palm Oil

12 ounces of water

4.5 ounces of Lye

Added too water before adding Lye (optional)

2 tablespoons Sugar (for lather)

1 tablespoon salt ( for hardness)

At trace add

3 teaspoons of Lavender EO

1 tsp powdered marshmellow root

1 tsp powdered nettles

1 tsp powdered comfrey

When everything is all added and mixed together I then add

4 ounces of Pine Tar (warmed slightly)

Use your regular CP or Hp methods.

The Lavender added this way seems to have tamed the Pine Tar a bit.

Pine Tar soap is a very strong smelling soap so be prepared. Also it stains

so be careful. I only make small batches because my father and one other

person are the only ones that have requested it so far. It works well but I

just hate working with the Pine Tar. *LOL* Hubby HATES the smell.

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>Hi everyone,

>Now I know that people have been talking about Psoriasis for a while, but

unless it actually affects you, you don't take a lot of notice. Now all of a

sudden I have come into contact with 3 people suffering from it. One girl

has it very badly all through her hair and some spots on her body. Of the

other 2 young guys one is absolutely covered in it, all over his body while

the other has it on arms and legs. Is there a recipe for soap and shampoo

bar available for these poor people. All so-called remedies don't do much

apparently and contain lots of chemicals. Can anyone help please?

>God bless you all

>from Aus

[Guest guest]

I get small spots of psoriasis occasionally, and I find the thing

which works best for me is Ingram's Camphor Cream - they

disappear almost immediately. I'm not sure what else is in the

cream, but I wonder whether it's the camphor?

Anne

Gauteng, South Africa

[Guest guest]

I made a bath for my brother who is suffering a lot of psoriarsis, maybe

it helps someone else too:

I write the latin name of the oils too, since I'm not

sure if I use the right names in English:

1 cup powdered whey

1/2 cup milk powder

5 drops immortelle (helichrysum italicum)

5 drops cistus ( cistus ladanifer)

10 drops bergamot

put it in a jar and shake very well. enough for 2 x

Best wishes from Switzerland -

Franziska

> From: " Chris.N " <nchris@...>

>

> Hi everyone,

> Now I know that people have been talking about Psoriasis for a while,

> but unless it actually affects you, you don't take a lot of notice.

> Now all of a sudden I have come into contact with 3 people suffering

> from it.

--

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[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

I have been asked by a client to develop a blend (salve) for her

psoriasis. Can anyone share some of their experiences with dealing with

this condition. It would be greatly appreciated. Any E/O's and

carriers that were successful.

Thank you.

Blueprint Beauty & Aromatherapy Co.

[Guest guest]

If they can put up with the smell, a blend of neem and emu oil reduces the

inflammation and flaking of dry psoriasis.

Best of Health,

Autumn Blum

Organix Natural Health

www.organix.net

> What would you recommend for use by someone with psoriasis that would be

> helpful?

> Thanks

> Beth

>

[Guest guest]

Do you use a special recipe for the soap for psoriasis or just a good all

vegetable recipe? Thanks Sharen

> [Original Message]

> From: Gypsy5k <Gypsy5k@...>

> <egroups>

> Date: 12/28/00 6:32:26 PM

> Subject: psoriasis

>

> Hello everyone,

> My daughter and sister both have psoriasis. I have been making all

vegetable based soaps now for about a year. since they have started using

my soaps their psoriasis has cleared up. I started making soap because of

allergies to chemicals and preservatives. I got tired of having big red

itchy hives after every shower or bath. I am 46. I spent lots of money on

so called " all natural " soaps. They still had chemical preservatives in

them. Since using my homemade soaps no more problems. I even use it as

shampoo and my itchy head quit itching.

> My husband suffered from rosecea and took antibiotics most of his adult

life. Since he started using the soap it has cleared up and he doesn't

need the antibiotics anymore.

> I really believe that most of our problems are caused from chemicals and

additives. Since I have cleaned most of the chemicals out of my home I

feel 1000 times better! Natural products are worth the time and the

trouble if there is any trouble to make. (just thought I would add my 2

cents.)

> Thanks for listening

> Deb

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone, earlier I posted my lavender oatmeal soap recipe. Here is another

of my favorites, I use this one as a shampoo bar also. My hair and scalp have

never felt better. No more itchies or scalies. This makes a 6 lb batch.

Soothing Chamomile

48 oz olive oil

30 oz coconut oil

18 oz palm kernel oil

36 oz cold distilled water

13.8 oz sodium hydroxide (lye)

1/2 cup calendula petals and 1/2 cup chamomile petals in 1-2 oz of sweet almond

oil added at trace.

melt your oils, concoct your lye water solution, and when they reach around 120

mix 'em together. I use a stick blender to get it to a very light trace, then

add my other stuff. I don't use any scent or coloring because orginally I

intended this to be a babies soap. Well, I liked it to much to label it just

for babies.

I probably make close to 30 some different types of soaps. If you are looking

for something in particular email me I might have a recipe for it. I make soap

just about everyday.

Deb

[Guest guest]

> Hi everyone, earlier I posted my lavender oatmeal soap recipe. Here is

another of my favoritesIf you are looking for something in particular email

me I might have a recipe for it. I make soap just about everyday.

> Deb

Dearest Deb:

Hello! I wish to thank you for your kindness and generosity in sharing your

recipes. They are really wonderful, and so are you!

Happy New Year and God's blessings to you,

Tina Marie

[Guest guest]

Does the Palm oil make your hair oily? Or do you use a rinse? I've been

thinking of making a SHampoo bar (on my list of things to do, if you know

what I mean).

Barb J

Oregon

On Fri, 29 Dec 2000 10:36:29 -0500 " Gypsy5k " <Gypsy5k@...>

writes:

> Hi everyone, earlier I posted my lavender oatmeal soap recipe. Here

> is another of my favorites, I use this one as a shampoo bar also.

> My hair and scalp have never felt better. No more itchies or

> scalies. This makes a 6 lb batch.

> Soothing Chamomile

> 48 oz olive oil

> 30 oz coconut oil

> 18 oz palm kernel oil

> 36 oz cold distilled water

> 13.8 oz sodium hydroxide (lye)

> 1/2 cup calendula petals and 1/2 cup chamomile petals in 1-2 oz of

> sweet almond oil added at trace.

> melt your oils, concoct your lye water solution, and when they reach

> around 120 mix 'em together. I use a stick blender to get it to a

> very light trace, then add my other stuff. I don't use any scent or

> coloring because orginally I intended this to be a babies soap.

> Well, I liked it to much to label it just for babies.

> I probably make close to 30 some different types of soaps. If you

> are looking for something in particular email me I might have a

> recipe for it. I make soap just about everyday.

> Deb

>

>

>