A client visited Pure Herbal Ayurved Clinic to

address their 10 years chronic Psoriasis problem.

After a detailed assessment of the case following
treatment plan was tailored for the client:
Panchakarma Detox was performed for
complete purification of the body and to
eliminate toxins from every single cell of the
body.
Ayurvedic Herbs like-Bakuchi (Psoralea
corylifolia),Mulethi (Glycyrrhiza glabra), Giloy
(Tinosporacordifolia), Neem (Azadirachta indica),
Manjistha (Rubia cordifolia) were given via
veggie capsules, keeping the clients
ayurvedic body-type along with the
imbalanced dosha in mind.
Life style modification and diet adjustment
were followed.
Specific yoga and breathing exercises were
recommended to practice at home for
supporting emotional and physiological health.
After 30 days results are amazing!!
Plan is to do follow-up consultations every 30
days and continue with the natural Ayurvedic
treatment for further 3 to 4 months till the
satisfactory results are achieved

Understanding Psoriasis
The term psoriasis is derived from the Ancient term
Psora and Iasis. Psora indicates itchiness or
scale and lasis indicates situation.

Psoriasis is an inflamation related problem that

affects your epidermis layer of the skin and nails. It
is marked by patches of thick, red skin covered
with silvery scales that occur primarily on the
arms, knees, back and head. Although not lifethreatening, it can be agonizing and causse
psychological problems like stress and depression.
Psoriasis develops when the defence mechanisms
mistakes your epidermis layer tissues as a virus,
and sends out defective alerts that speed up the
growth cycle of skin tissues.
Causes of Psoriasis According To Ayurveda
Ayurvedic scholar Charak has described the
involvement of vata and kapha doshas in psoriasis.
Accumulation of toxins or ama could also lead to
this situation.
Following are main cause of skin disease like
psoriasis:
Opposite nature diet program or contrary
foods and improper diet according to own
body-type.
Excessive intake of yogurt, seafood, high
sodium meals, spicy meals, fermented meals,
and bakery products, refrigeration and cool
meals may perform a part to psoriasis.
An irregular and unhealthy lifestyle interrupts
the digestive process and creates discrepancy
in the doshas.

 Extreme Physical and Psychological Stress

Anyone can have psoriasis, but these aspects can
boost the possibility of creating the disease:
1.Family record:
Perhaps the most significant threat factor for
psoriasis is having a genealogy of the illness.
About 60 precent of individuals with psoriasis has
close relatives members with the illness.
2.Recurrent Viral disease- Low immunity:
People with frequent viral infections are more likely
to suffer from psoriasis than individuals who have
healthier immunity processes. Children and
teenagers with repeating attacks, particularly strep
throat, also may be at increased threat.
3.Stress:
Because stress can impact the defence
mechanisms, underhand stages may boost the
possibility of psoriasis.
4.Obesity:
Excess weight improves the possibility of inverse
psoriasis. Additionally, plaques associated with lots
of psoriasis often create in skin wrinkles and folds.
5.Smoking:
Smoking cigarettes not only increases the
possibility of psoriasis but also may boost the
degree of the illness. Cigarette smoking may also
be a factor in the initial development of the illness.

Ayurvedic treatments for psoriasis includes

counselling, lifestyle correction, diet modification
and panchakarma detox.
In the situation of head psoriasis shirodhara with
proper oils is also a very effective therapy.
Treatment may also consist of stress control, herbal
immunomodulators for enhancing immunity,
topical natural treatments, and regular follow up
appointments and yoga and relaxation to alleviate
mental stress.
Dietary Restrictions are as follows during the
treatment:
Avoid acid (sour) meals, lemon or lime fruits
and veggies (lemon, orange), apple, tomato,
blueberry, pickles, yoghurt and buttermilk.
Avoid all fermented meals and all bakery
foods.
No cool drinks, ice creams, unhealthy meals
(like pizzas).
No fruits jams, juices or meals with lots of
preservatives.
No cigarettes or alcohol.