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Psoriatic Disorders

Psoriatic Disorders

All those affected are probably aware that psoriasis is an inflammatory skin disease characterized by redness, scaling, and blistering, accompanied by greatly accelerated growth of the upper layer of skin.

The classification into several clinical forms (psoriasis vulgaris, psoriasis pustulara, psoriasis arthropathica, psoriatic erythrodermia) is also unanimously recognized, but provides little insight into the pathogenesis (disease process) of this disease.
Psoriatic teenager before and after one month of German integrative therapy

Classical treatment methods for psoriasis

The analysis of the therapy spectrum for psoriasis in industrialized countries over the last 30 years repeatedly shows the same procedures such as:

Radiation therapy: UV treatment under inpatient or outpatient conditions, often combined with chemotherapeutic agents such as psoralen (PUVA therapy).

Climatotherapy in high mountains or by the sea combines the positive effects of the sun (UV radiation) with the mineral and trace element effects of seawater. Clinical or outpatient approaches using UV radiation and brine therapy, which are offered in clinics and health resorts, are also based on this natural form of therapy.

Local symptomatic treatment with various ointments, creams and emulsions, mostly based on cortisone, retinoid, salicylic acid, cignolin and tar formulations.

Internal treatment of the most severe forms of psoriasis with vitamin A derivatives (Tigason, Roaccutane) or with cytostatic drugs (methotrexate, cyclosporine).

Biological therapies with monoclonal antibodies (mabs) directed against inflammatory cytokines or specific epitopes of inflammatory cells.

The above-mentioned therapies are certainly familiar to all psoriasis sufferers, but unfortunately, they have three things in common:

None of these methods takes into account important provoking factors of psoriatic manifestations. All these procedures only target the psoriatic symptoms (inflammation and high proliferation rate of epidermal cells, associated with scaling), therefore the symptom free period is limited and relapses occur more and more quickly after repeated treatment.

All of these procedures have various side effects, which can be mild or serious for the patient when used long-term, ranging from inhibition of the cellular immune response with increased susceptibility to infection to skin atrophy, edema, hair loss and internal organ damage to skin cancer.

Based on these facts, the attention of those affected has increasingly focused in recent years on new, biological, low-side-effect therapeutic approaches, which can potentially also ensure longer freedom from symptoms.

Psoriatic erythrodermia before and after one month of German integrative therapy

German Integrative Therapy Concept for Psoraisis

This includes specific measures such as:

  1. Remediation of microbial foci that have affected the skin, mucous membranes, respiratory tract, urinary tract, intestines or genital area.
  2. Restoration of healthy intestinal flora and intestinal function, e.g., through lactic acid-producing bacteria and healthy E. coli strains.
  3. Identification and removal of relevant pollutants such as pesticides, wood preservatives or heave metals heavy metals by means of plasmapheresis, chelation therapy, etc.
  4. Activation of detoxification mechanisms of the liver and blood (alcohol/aldehyde dehydrogenases, phenol oxidases, mono- and diamine oxidases, glutathione S-transferases, and others). Biological liver protectants, selected foods, and B vitamins with coenzyme function, as well as a drastic reduction in nicotine and alcohol, are used here.
  5. Elimination of elevated concentrations of disease-promoting substances in the blood (endotoxins, biogenic amines and circulating immune complexes) through exclusion diet, enzyme supplementation and intestinal cleansing.
  6. Reduction of elevated uric acid and fat levels in the blood through dietary and phytotherapeutic measures. Activation of humoral and cellular defense functions by means of biological protective substances (immunoglobulins), autovaccines (vaccinations) and biological herbal preparations such as Echinacea, Thuja, Baptisia.
  7. Replacement of missing vitamins, trace elements, unsaturated fatty acids (omega-3 and 9) and energetically active substances (ATP).
  8. Prescription of such medications is also individual in nature and is strictly based on the test results (energy-rich substances, ATP, fatty acid profile in blood cells, vitamin status, etc.) 

 

The above mentioned therapeutic interventions are free of side effects and insure a long term symptom freedom and return to a normal life.

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