http://ayurvedatoday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#79a978b0-5d42-4ab9-bea1-6d82d83a2ab7 The following link might be of some help to you... http://www.earthclinic.com/ Mon, 31 Aug 2009 11:37:22 GMT http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#79a978b0-5d42-4ab9-bea1-6d82d83a2ab7 Spidey 2009-08-31T11:37:22Z http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#732ccdd3-c1a0-4778-8f3d-4d0bc9c4aca9 Hi The important question is why is this condition occurring? Is it food or other allergies, is it stress related, or exposure to environmental toxins? How long has this been present? It's necessary to answer the following questions to treat it appropriately. Generally, I found Katuki (Picrorhiza kurroa), Manjit (Rubia cordifolia), and Kula Kud or Mandukaparni (Gotu Kola) can all be used to treat inflammatory skin diseases that are red, hot, and inflamed such as psoriasis. Kerala (Momordica charantia/ Bitter Melon) has been used successfully when combined with other appropriate therapies such as Omega 3 fatty acids and herbs (Smilax, Kula Kud, and Mahonia). Reference: David Winston (AHG) Materia Medica sheets. It's always safest to consult with a trained Ayurvedic professional, which I am not (yet!). Blessings, Theresa Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:31:57 GMT http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#732ccdd3-c1a0-4778-8f3d-4d0bc9c4aca9 Theresa Nartana 2009-08-30T23:31:57Z http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#fb13b057-36b0-4590-ae56-fc95fe354e40 Try researching about the following indian herbs - neem , manjishtha (blood purifer) and bitter gourd juice (beware of the side effects of this one too)... a combination of one or more of the above can help....however please consult a doctor before consuming any of the above since I am not a doctor... Sat, 29 Aug 2009 03:15:03 GMT http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#fb13b057-36b0-4590-ae56-fc95fe354e40 Spidey 2009-08-29T03:15:03Z http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#c31ff010-db30-4e9d-9662-2f3c987e6a96 I have seen excellent result with use of neem coupled with some dietary restrictions. The skin lesions literally vanished within 3 months. cm Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:47:52 GMT http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#c31ff010-db30-4e9d-9662-2f3c987e6a96 cm 2009-06-24T13:47:52Z http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#51fb308c-eeac-4a0e-a9b5-41ef92e56048 Inquiry for my friend who has Psoriasis on most of his body and is currently on immune supressors. Any ideas or positive experiences with ayurvedic remedies. Your input as always is appreciated. Thu, 19 Mar 2009 16:53:51 GMT http://AyurvedaToday.tribe.net/thread/f3fc08ad-a5b8-41ad-904a-6c5723d3aa7f#51fb308c-eeac-4a0e-a9b5-41ef92e56048 Queen Mab 2009-03-19T16:53:51Z