Guest guest Posted December 1, 2008 Report Share Posted December 1, 2008 I recently developed psoriasis, and my mom has suffered with it for 30+ years. The research i have read has been that gluten is a major possible contributor to psoriasis, as are the " nightshades " - tomato, potato, peppers, think there is one more. the interesting thing to me is I was very allergic (igE) to wheat & tomato throughout childhood and moderate allergic to potato's. In my late teens i was retested and told I had outgrown nearly all food allergies. Ummmmm...spent my adulthood suffering from migraines and several autoimmue issues. I wonder if I every truely outgrew them. I took myself off gluten in early Oct, time will tell. i assume it will take me a while to see if there is a benefit to the removal of wheat. trying to get my mom to give it a shot too. hth... denice > > > Have you checked out the Sulfur and PST document in > our files section: > > > > > /files/Related%20Topics%20a\ nd%20Supplements/</files/Re\ lated%20Topics%20and%20Supplements/> > > > > Getting access to that file was the reason I joined > this group about a > > year and a half ago. I don't know who wrote it > but it was an absolute > > godsend for me. I'd love to have the contact > info for author so I can > > thank him or her personally. Anyone know? > > > > My son's skin was a disaster and last year I > went on a biochemical > > research rampage to fix it from the inside. After > reading the paper I > > was able to figure it out with PST enzyme supports, > reduction of > > environmental triggers and fatty acid metabolism > support. It took less > > than 10 days for his skin to go from a life-long > ravaged mess to > > beautiful. It was the most amazing thing his doctor > had ever seen. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 2, 2008 Report Share Posted December 2, 2008 Interesting. I have psoriasis, however, I have not had a bad outbreak for 4 years or so (knock on wood), my NT daughter gets it on her elbows, NT son has always had dry skin but my ASD son hasn't had anything. We are just starting the diet but wondering if all of us would benefit from it. Thanks for the info. Tami Re: Re: Eczema/psoriasis I recently developed psoriasis, and my mom has suffered with it for 30+ years. The research i have read has been that gluten is a major possible contributor to psoriasis, as are the " nightshades " - tomato, potato, peppers, think there is one more. the interesting thing to me is I was very allergic (igE) to wheat & tomato throughout childhood and moderate allergic to potato's. In my late teens i was retested and told I had outgrown nearly all food allergies. Ummmmm...spent my adulthood suffering from migraines and several autoimmue issues. I wonder if I every truely outgrew them. I took myself off gluten in early Oct, time will tell. i assume it will take me a while to see if there is a benefit to the removal of wheat. trying to get my mom to give it a shot too. hth... denice > > > Have you checked out the Sulfur and PST document in > our files section: > > > > > /files/Related%20Topics%20a\ nd%20Supplements/</files/Re\ lated%20Topics%20and%20Supplements/><Enzyme\ sandAutism/files/Related%20Topics%20and%20Supplements/<http://health.groups.yaho\ o.com/group//files/Related%20Topics%20and%20Supplements/>> > > > > Getting access to that file was the reason I joined > this group about a > > year and a half ago. I don't know who wrote it > but it was an absolute > > godsend for me. I'd love to have the contact > info for author so I can > > thank him or her personally. Anyone know? > > > > My son's skin was a disaster and last year I > went on a biochemical > > research rampage to fix it from the inside. After > reading the paper I > > was able to figure it out with PST enzyme supports, > reduction of > > environmental triggers and fatty acid metabolism > support. It took less > > than 10 days for his skin to go from a life-long > ravaged mess to > > beautiful. It was the most amazing thing his doctor > had ever seen. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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