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Nancy wrote:

Hi - I am new to the group.   My name is Nancy and I got psoriasis about 6

years ago when I was 29.  Never had any skin problems my whole life until

then.



Before it was diagnosed - I thought it was some kind of allergy -

(I was prone to getting hives before that but since the psoriasis have never

gotten them again.)  These are the things I questioned at the time:  1) the

stray cat that my husband had brought home right before the psoriasis



NOW HERE’S THE STRANGE PART — A year later - my husband gets it on his

elbows and knees (NO ONE IN HIS FAMILY HAS EVER HAD IT)  Doctor says its a

coincidence - and gets kind of pissed that I don’t buy the genetic thing.  My

dog (who is now passed away) gets what looks like psoriasis on his doggy


elbows, and my Macaw plucked his whole chest bare.  



BUT TO ME THIS WAS GOOD NEWS BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY THIS IS NOT GENETIC - IT HAS TO BE SOMETHING EITHER ENVIRONMENTALLY OR TOXIC RELATED - THAT TO ME MEANS A HOPE FOR A CURE.  I started doing a lot of reading about it.  HAS ANYONE READ  Dr. Hulda Clark’s book?

I thought I’d respond to this stuff to the list just in case anyone is interested.



I got excema at age 26 and used to get hives before that time, too.  I never connected the two, but since you mentioned it, I realize that I haven’t had hives in years.



My cat has flaky skin on her toes which looks like excema/psoriasis and she chewed a patch of fur off of her back.  It has since grown back but that was pretty weird.  Vet was mystified.



I have read Hulda Clark’s book and I have done the cleanse with the wormwood and black walnut tincture, etc.  I use a zapper nightly.  I’ve eliminated dairy from my diet.  I still have excema.



Clark has stated on her website that ascaris cannot be killed by any of the aforementioned methods.  It is too virilant.  I recently read this on a part of her website that talks about her updated books and what’s new in them.



I’m with you, I think it’s a reaction to parasites, toxins or a combination of the two.  Since my excema presented itself, I’ve had problems with fragrances, paint fumes, smoke and air conditioning, just to name a few.



Regards,

Beth

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