What is the prognosis for someone with Psoriasis?
The brief version: The vast majority of psoriasis patients can enjoy long, full and healthy lives, however, the disease is generally chronic, recurrent and predetermined by underlying internal imbalances. In standard medicine, psoriasis has no cure, but the signs and symptoms could be radically diminished and controlled when the underlying causes are treated, especially by detoxification, lifestyle changes, and (according to Iridology) working in favour of the organs associated with elimination and inflammation. This paper describes what long-term life with psoriasis can generally represent, how severe it may evolve, and how Iridology can provide a more in-depth insight into the involved body systems. Petrina answers the question "What should I do if I have just been diagnosed with Psoriasis?" https://youtu.be/UL3VFm_B444?si=y08WSnMf_TUvFwjX What Psoriasis Really Means Long-Term Psoriasis is a long-lasting inflammatory...