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Natural Psoriasis Topical Cream

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This natural remedy for psoriasis includes pure

essential oils that are soothing and healing for

psoriasis. Because psoriasis can be reactive

to so many different topical applications, this

formula focuses on reducing the skin irritation

and itching that occurs with psoriasis while

reducing toxic heat. Our Natural Psoriasis

Cream is well balanced to benefit wet or dry

conditions.

Ingredients:

Foraha oil (tamanu), borage oil, black currant oil, avocado oil, tea tree essential oil, palmarosa essential oil, geranium essential oil, lavender essential oil, litsea essential oil, bergamot essential oil, cedarwood essential oil. Base Cream: purified water, vegetable stearic acid, organic glycine soja (soybean) oil, emulsifying wax (plant source), cetyl alcohol (plant source), potassium sorbate (plant source), phenoxyethanol (mild preservative), caprylyl glycol (plant source), palmitic acid (plant source), sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), citric acid (from citrus fruit).

Diagnosing Psoriasis in Chinese Medicine

Skin inflammation and disorders can be caused by hundreds of different conditions, so diagnosing psoriases or any other skin condition requires an examination of skin sells under a microscope. For the Chinese medical practitioner, diagnosing psoriases and treating psoriasis depends on the presenting symptoms and signs of imbalance in the body. Because Chinese medical techniques and herbal medicines can address the root of the imbalance causing psoriasis, TCM is very effective at alleviating psoriasis.

Causes of Psoriasis According

to Chinese Medicine

The causes of psoriasis in Chinese

medicine generally include an

energetic imbalance in the Metal

Element, as the Metal Element

governs over the Lungs, Large

Intestines, and Skin. A Chinese

medical diagnosis will often

recognize toxic heat at the Blood

Level and require cooling herbs

internally that dispel Heat Toxins

and Internal Wind Heat.

Western Medicine has yet to clearly

identify the cause of psoriasis, but

evidence is growing that psoriasis

is likely caused by systemic factors

including immune system factors

and stress factors; this new view is

quickly replacing the view of psoriasis

as a simple skin disorder where

cells reproduce unchecked. In

Chinese medicine, all disorders

have a root imbalance, and the

immune system is just one of the

systems and strategies recognized

by Chinese medicine; this is likely

why TCM is so effective at addressing

psoriasis.

Types of psoriasis according to Chinese medicine:

Psoriasis due to Wind Heat- Plaque psoriasis presents with lesions that are red at the base and covered by silvery scales that are very itchy with this type of Wind-Heat psoriasis. Internal Heat can begin to affect the Blood Level as it worsens and becomes more chronic.

Psoriasis due to Blood Heat Erythrodermic psoriasis is indicated with widespread reddening and easy scaling of the skin. Activity leading to overheating of the body often triggers this type of psoriasis with a worsening condition of ‘Blood Thick’ and Blood Stagnation in Chinese medicine.

Psoriasis Due to Damp Heat- Inverse psoriasis presents with elements of Spleen Qi Deficiency and internal dampness with smooth, red patches that generally develop in folds of the skin around the genitals, under the breasts, or in armpits as well as other areas that become damp with sweat. Another Damp Heat type of psoriasis is Pustular psoriasis where blisters of pus appear on the skin; this is often triggered by medications, infections, stress, or exposure to chemicals.

Metal Element Lung Deficiency Leading to Psoriasis - Guttate psoriasis lesions are small, drop-shaped lesions that appear on the trunk, limbs, and scalp. Guttate psoriasis is most often triggered by upper respiratory infections due to weak Lung Qi according to Chinese medicine. The lung infection would be

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Acupressure for Internal Wind

Release Acupressure Point LV 3 (Taichong or Great Surge) to Resolve Liver Qi Stagnation:

Liver 3 is located on the

dorsum of the foot, in

the depression just distal

to the junction of the first

and second metatarsal bones.

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Acupressure Point for Blood Heat

Release Acupressure Point LV 2

Liver 3 is located on the

dorsum of the foot just distal

of Liver 3 and proximal of the

margins of the web.

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