Psoriasis its Causes and Natural Remedies
Psoriasis is a skin inflammation whose symptoms are irritation, redness and swelling of the skin that occurs in frequent episodes with manifestations of thick, dry scales and cigar. This is a chronic disease that affects the skin, is a non-contagious disorder caused by an erroneous or accidental operation of the immune system, which attacks the skin itself.
Normally, new skin cells take about a month to move from the lower layers to the surface. In psoriatic skin, the cells fall off every three or four days, and accumulate in the form of plates or thick scales, reddish. It is this that causes itching and redness of the skin, and cause the formation of flakes end up falling everywhere. In general, psoriasis usually presents between 15 and 25 years, in some cases affecting self-esteem, depression and generating, in severe cases, social isolation.
Psoriatic arthritis
In some cases of psoriasis patients develop rheumatic diseases that occur when the joint disease with inflammation of the joints, causing pain, disability and deformed fingers in severe cases. Psoriatic arthritis is an autoimmune disease, which combines symptoms of arthritis, including inflammation and joint pain, skin dry and flaky. These arthritic manifestations often have a weakness in the hands and feet equal to that seen in rheumatoid arthritis.
Psoriatic arthritis is usually in patients who suffer from psoriasis and which, if untreated, this can lead to a condition of progressive disability.
Therapies and natural remedies
controlling symptoms: Symptoms of the disease come and go, and increase especially in conditions of stress or the cold, dry environment of winter. Many patients control the manifestations of psoriasis with creams and ointments that contain vitamins, steroids and tar.
Home remedies. Sunbathing (preferably the early rays of the sun) is very beneficial for psoriasis, and the bean powder to control the discomfort of the skin.
Alternative therapies: phototherapy, color therapy and artificial light are quite effective to relieve persistent symptoms that affect many patients with this disease. Biological therapy with newly created drugs for other autoimmune diseases, has given excellent results. It is always advisable, however, consultation with a good naturopath.
Diet: it is best to have a diet of very fresh and natural products such as fruits and vegetables. It recommends removing irritants, dairy and refined sugar, and try to keep the body well hydrated and with a good balance of minerals and vitamins which can be obtained from vegetables.



