Homeopathic Psoriasis Treatment

Treatment for psoriasis?

im only 16 years old and i have had psoriasis all my life, i have hid most of it, and it hasn’t affected my social life much, but im the guy that wears full armed sleeves in the summer, and its always getting worse, the homeopathic treatment i take lost its effect, and has ridiculous diet restriction, like no eating potatoes, chocolate, spicy food etc. I did this for 3 years and every once in a while i eat some fries or chocolate and my psoriasis gets worse. im sick and tired of it, makes me feel sad that im the only person in the world so young and have to live with a disease like this. makes me really depressed at night when i tend of think of this, other kids my age are having fun while i have things like this. My question is, are there any treatments for psoriasis, with not many harmful side effects, i have tried all the little kid external steroid application etc.

I get upset at people who represent themselves as a homeopath (or practicing homeopathy) when I hear about stories like yours. Your solution yet resides in homeopathy – which I imagine you initially, intelligently chose to avoid harmful side effects, and courageously, patiently, heroically!!! stuck with (too long with the same practitioner, I regret).

I’m going to do my best to regain your faith and explain how to choose a homeopath who can provide you with the help you need. I want you to e-mail me if you are not experiencing success. No major (or long-term) dietary restrictions, no hair testing, no muscle testing, no herbs (unless you see a ND), no radionics. Just a friendly, welcoming chat about your symptoms, you and your life, a homeopathic remedy, and healing.

While stoic, I hear your sadness, especially in the quiet of the night. You are too young to have experienced this, and for so long. There are a few years left to have a different teen experience, bare your buff arms in summer! I’m sorry your investments of money, time and trust have not paid off, especially after 3 years.

Clearly, while you were receiving homeopathic remedies (maybe – see below), you were NOT being treated “homeopathically.” There’s a vast difference, and I’ll explain how to find a “homeopath” who knows the difference.

First of all, homeopathy does not require dietary restrictions (or, very few, and for a short period of time). So, I would hazard a guess that the practitioner with whom you consulted was not a Professional Homeopath certified in classical homeopathy (“CCH” are the credentials that would follow his/her name), and/or they use other health care modalities and do not have a 100% homeopathic practice – both critical, especially in treating skin conditions.

In your favor – albeit, a small consolation at this moment – is that your psoriasis persists. It indicates a strong vitality – necessary for cure – and also means that the homeopathic remedies used did not suppress. Again, homeopathic remedies are not synonymous with homeopathy.

Homeopathy is not the homeopathic remedy, which can be incorrectly used like conventional medicine. Homeopathy is the philosophy for understanding why and which remedy to give, as well as provide ongoing case management. Then, it’s powerful.

Second, it sounds like you were experiencing good results. The reason to see a homeopath, versus do self-help homeopathy (which is really effective for numerous problems, the “first-aid kit” equivalent to conventional medicine), is because the first remedy is easiest. It’s “case management” that requires the skill, training, and experience of a homeopath certified through the Council for Homeopathic Certification (CHC).

Case management involves knowing when to redose, why to redose, whether to change potency, what symptom shifts mean, how to assess the effects of a person’s life situation and stresses on healing, etc. It’s quite complicated and, while the principles upon which homeopathy is formed represent its science, case management forms the “art” of homeopathy.

(CHC is the sole profession-wide certifying organization in N. America, http://www.homeopathicdirectory.com. Any homeopath you consider seeing who does not have the “CCH” credentials should be asked why he or she did not take the test. CCH means “Certified in Classical Homeopathy” by CHC.)

At the time your psoriasis first appeared, you developed a “susceptibility.” If conventionally successful, steroids and topical creams “suppress” skin conditions, yet do not touch the energetic imbalance that created them in the first place.

It’s important to understand that symptoms are the body’s solution to a deeper problem, not the problem itself. That’s why you still have psoriasis. While perhaps your mom’s best efforts at the time, your psoriasis can be likened to boiling water in a pot, and the steroids can be likened to placing a lid on the pot. Sometimes undoing that slows down healing, yet not for the length of time you’ve been seeing your homeopath.

Conversely, continuing with the metaphor, homeopathy turns down the heat, and the water stops boiling.

Under the care of a new homeopath, you might experience what’s called an “aggravation” in response to the recommended remedy. I’ll share my experience to weigh against yours, if you do. On the occasion my clients have a homeopathic “aggravation” or healing crisis, it has historically been short-lived, a shadow of previous illness, less intense, bearable, and worth the temporary discomfort in long-term healing effect.

Avoid creams at all costs. As I said, that’s like putting a lid on a pot of boiling water. Skin is the safest level for symptoms to occur, and suppressing skin symptoms redirects the underlying energy to more important organs.

I believe your overdue solution to your sincere desire for healing resides in classical homeopathy. Just be sure to take the time to find a qualified homeopath who can offer professional, ongoing guidance, assessment, and support. Trust is important, so interview 2-3 people and let your heart make the ultimate decision (v. money, location, etc.).

Take care, and feel free to let me know how your healing progresses. (And, if you don’t mind, would you e-mail me and let me know what remedies you’ve received, and which was the one to help? You might not have even received homeopathic remedies, as lots of people confuse homeopathy with herbs and the like.)

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