I have missed you! In my 18 months of being absent from posting on Psoriasislife, I needed to be absolutely sure that my treatment protocol gives long term relief from psoriasis that can be easily sustained. It does! I would prefer to think of it as a cure. A cure that does not involve extra cost but does require improvements to our style of living.

From the beginning, Psoriasislife has been an instrument for me to journal and share with you my research into healing my own psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.

You will see from my posts going back to 2015 that my research has, and always will, blend modern medicine peer reviewed articles, with the old wisdom of traditional and alternative medicine protocols from around the world.

Wherever possible, I have used these discoveries and experimented on my own body in a quest for the ultimate cure for psoriasis after suffering for over 38 years. Each of these discoveries has been shared with you in a post, and added to my treatment protocol.

I am 100% certain there is no single method of curing psoriasis, and a long term cure will not happen overnight.

Since my last post in 2021 nearly 18 months ago, I persisted with my psoriasis treatment protocol. Despite life giving us unprecedented difficulties and life changes with a global pandemic, I continue to be completely clear of psoriasis. Let me break this down. Progressively, little by little over more than 12 months of what seemed like a very disciplined waste of effort, my psoriasis and arthritis had diminished and then disappeared. It was almost unbelievable! For the next 6 months there was no sign of a comeback. Not even a red spot or an itch. In fact, in late 2021 I was offered a paid position in a clinical trial for psoriasis sufferers. I would have appreciated the money but there was not a single spot I could find to make me eligible for the trial!

World Health Organisation reports there is no known cure for psoriasis and of the 100 million people or more who suffer from psoriasis globally, up to 34% of those will go on to develop chronic, inflammatory arthritis. I am reporting that there is hope!

This image is of my skin. I think it’s fascinatingly beautiful just the way it was intended for me, and yours for you. For many years I was unable to see this because it was covered in big, painful psore patches. All that remains are pale dots that have been shaded from sunlight for a very long time.

Welcome back and thank you for joining me and showing an interest. I am looking forward to continuing posts about each aspect of my psoriasis treatment protocol.

This image is of my skin. I think it’s fascinatingly beautiful just the way it was intended for me, and yours for you. For many years I was unable to see this because it was covered in big, painful psore patches. All that remains are pale dots that have been shaded from sunlight for a very long time.

Welcome back and thank you for joining me and showing an interest. I am looking forward to continuing posts about each aspect of my psoriasis treatment protocol.