Psoriasis is Avoidable
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Do we agree pathological samples show high Cal./phosphorus Content ?
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Calcium levels/ psoriasis
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Scanning electron-microscopy in combination with secondary electron
imaging and x-ray energy spectrometry (electron-probe micro-analysis)
was performed on the stratum corneum of involved and uninvolved,
psoriatic skin. The significant, elemental alterations included an
increase in phosphorus and calcium in the involved skin regions. A
composite, chemical, elemental profile of normal and uninvolved,
psoriatic stratum corneum is presented
Energy dispersive X-ray microanalysis was used to study the calcium
levels in the involved and uninvolved nails of patients with
psoriasis, and in the nails of healthy controls. A significant
difference was found between the involved and uninvolved psoriatic
nails. Calcium levels were higher in the dystrophic nails than in the
normal nails of the same patients, patients without nail lesions, and
healthy controls. No difference was noted in the calcium levels of
normal nails between psoriasis patients and healthy controls. Calcium
depletion from the horny layer may play a role in the formation of
psoriatic skin lesions.
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THERE IS A NATURAL CURE FOR PSORIASIS BASED ON FACTS THAT YOU CHECK
OUT FOR YOURSELVES
All the factors involved in psoriasis is known and you can find this
out by simply typing your search box, yahoo has a few sites, google
has many sites.
'Acrylamide- Calcium Protease / Psoriasis'
Psoriasis Is Avoidable you do not have to spend a fortune on miracle
drugs, miracle creams, or whatever miracles they are promoting. The
only mystery that should be considered is why your autoimmune system
is not coping.
The term 'Calcium Protease' is the name they have in medicine for
psoriasis. Why is it called that? Say we took a sample of your flakes
and revert the flakes back to plasma (TPA) Then took a sample of your
normal skin, the difference in calcium levels between the two is
obvious. The flakes have a content of calcium many times of what the
normal skin has. Hence the term 'Calcium Protease'
Acrylamide again you can type in your search box to do your own
research. Acrylamide is used in many industrial applications used in
sprays to stop drift, used in water purifying, paints, grouts, etc It
wasn't known it existed in foods till as recent as 2002. Acrylamide
does play a role in the formation of psoriasis. So hence the term
'Acrylamide Calcium Protease/ psoriasis'
Here's a very simple thing to do go to kitchen leave all your
vegetables, fruit, meat/ fish in fridge, Take all the rest out put
them on your kitchen table. Then get all the packaged food (Processed
foods) and also put them on the kitchen table. All your soft drinks,
wines, beers, on the table too. In all these foods you will find on
labels one or the other. Calcium Ascorbate Vitamin C (302 food
additive code), Ascorbic Acid V.C. (300), Food Acid or Citric Acid
(330), These are used in over 90% of processed foods as antioxidant
etc. This is where the calcium is coming from. It has for one very
well established and known that Ascorbic Acid is able to cause calcium
oxalate stones in urine.
Acrylamide is created in foods subjected to heat Potato chips, french
fries have large amounts as do cereals like corn flakes. Bread,
pastries etc. This is where Acrylamide comes in. What most people
don't realize the nature of Acrylamide is to bind. Again you can check
all this out for yourself by doing those searches.
Well we won't go into why this isn't made public it doesn't take a
rocket scientist to work out.
In fact l think
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is the only free web site that is revealing this information.
The great news is that by simply changing your diet is all that's
really required, an understanding off what foods to avoid. It's so
easy to put to test, find out what so many are learning, the itch goes
within days, the flakes start to drop off... Most are seeing full
results from 4 to 6 weeks, the worst cases can take up to 12 weeks. As
long as you avoid those foods your psoriasis will be gone for good.
As l say Psoriasis Is Avoidable and learn what has been validated time
and time again.
Psoriasis is Avoidable means exactly what it says, psoriasis isn't
viral nor is it contagious if it was the moon would have a colony by
now. In a lot of cases psoriasis is preceded by an illness however l
doubt if l will ever meet a sufferer of psoriasis whom won't prove to
be a coeliac (intolerant to gluten). It is interesting to note that a
high number of hepatitis C. sufferers go on to having psoriasis (not
that means you have HCV) but you do have an Autoimmune malfunction.
That's what should be considered the mystery why has your Autoimmune
failed you and not the formation of psoriasis. It is so simple to put
to test, theres two ways the first l don't recommend buy some Calcium
Ascorbate (Vitamin C) take some at recommended doses then eat some
french fries or potato chips. Watch your psoriasis flare up. The
other
way l do recommend is to avoid processed foods that contain Citric
Acid, Food Acid (food addictive code 330) Ascorbic Acid Acid (300),
Calcium Ascorbate (302). which is in over 90% of processed foods,
soft
drinks, winesetc. Simply stop feeding your psoriasis by eating what
is
natural foods.
The term 'Calcium Protease' is the name they have in medicine for
psoriasis. Why is it called that? Say we took a sample of your flakes
and revert the flakes back to plasma (TPA) Then took a sample of your
normal skin, the difference in calcium levels between the two is
obvious. The flakes have a content of calcium many times of what the
normal skin has. Hence the term 'Calcium Protease' So easy again to
check just type the words
in your google search bar
l don't know how many testimonials l have, l don't count nor do l
wish
to make any money out of people who are suffering. As l have been
through the pain of having Psoriasis to 60% body and to top that
psoriatic arthritis, been through all the crap for the want of a
better word as far as the medicals go.
The first thing you will notice the itch goes, the flakes start
dropping off, no more of those sharp agonizing pains of arthritis.
Just a dull ache for a while when the lows in weather pass by, but
that too passes. Want to put that test just have some nightshades
(tomatoes, red and green peppers,eggplants etc)..Those that have
tried
my recommended diet can't thank me enough, so make my day just by
saying thank you. It's free, all l ask that you tell others…..
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helena.o...@hotmail.com
I've had a psoriasis breakout about 8 weeks ago and still suffering with it. Never knew any I this information. I am going to start the clean diet tmw and pray and believe this is going to pray and believe this will work.
Interestingly, I only just looked up instant Coffee as I have been drinking a lot of it with the beginning I the summer Holidays and the Kids at home from school. I read that it contains high levels of Acrylamide. Then I just happened to google "Acrylamide and Psoriasis" and your link came up. This information should be common knowledge. I'll report back how it goes for me.
Regards,
Helena
helena.o...@hotmail.com
I am posting again now to report approx 5 weeks after stopping drinking Instant coffee (which has extremely high levels of Acrylamide in it). I didn't do any of the other food exclusions as I eat pretty healthily anyway.
So after discovering this web page I instantly took the advice and stopped instant coffee. 3 days later the psoriasis (which had covered me from my neck down) had flattened down and no new patches, 2 weeks later almost completely gone. And now 5 weeks later, it is completely gone.
I am so happy and thankful that this information was posted and that I found it. I am certain God directed me to this page to help me get rid of the psoriasis.
I hope more people find out about this and it helps them.
Kind regards,
Helena O'Callaghan