Psoriasis Treatment

[Smoke It]

In the late 80's / early 90's I somehow managed to get an itchy Psoriasis skin problem across my chest - I had no idea what caused it and neither did my GP at the time; everything I was given made no difference... Until I tried neat Sandalwood Mysore essential oil. After applying this for about a month, every evening, the condition completely disappeared.
Recently in the last 3-4 months the same condition has returned, just as itchy as before and all over my body in very small patches; middle back, arms ankles etc - it is random small patches and extremely irritatingly itchy!
However, I believe that the original Indian Sandalwood is now considered environmentally at risk and therefore not only would it be expensive to buy - it would also be unethical too. As an alternative I am using the Australian Sandalwood oil (Eucarya Spicata) but today is the first day I have applied it. I don't hold as much hope for this oil compared to the original - it is barely 20% of the aroma and clear and less viscous; but I'm prepared to try...
I am aware that with some oils they should never be applied neat, undiluted to the skin; but have used various oils for some 15 years and in fact have twice run businesses that sold them. I don't see any particular harm with this current one.
My question is this: Does anyone else have any advice on specific successful treatments of Psoriasis - and would you recommend any other oils to apply?

Kind regards

Apollo

 

[wmelpuxpiejimoebi]

Dear Apollo
please try homeopathic medicine (Dulcamara-30c) 2pills twise a day for week or 10 days then stop and wait , after 3weeks report me back,Ok
Good luck
faisal

 

[Quadpolar]

Thank you Faisal, I'll give that a go!

A.

 

[Ashley M]

try seabuckthorn oil..its amazing
seabuckthorn.com

 

[nineegype]

Hi Apollo - you haven't bought new furniture in the last few months have you? There was a report on BBC Watchdog last night, about sofas made in China that are causing severe skin reactions in some of the people who use them.

My OH gets flare-ups sometimes, and finds that soaking in a bath of water/spa mud (PM me for details) really helps - he gets it in the usual places, knees, elbows, hands, scalp but if he gets anxious about anything, it pops up anywhere!

 

[AloniHietle]

Hi

Seabuckthorn can make Psoriasis even more itchy - I wondered whether it was because it can accelerate tissue rejuvenation. Psoriasis is a condition that involves rapid skin cell growth (hence the silvery hard patches forming).

Using Himalyan Rock Salt crystals in bath water can often take out the itch.

Regards
EJ