Psoriasis - advice on how to deal with it. Should you stick with mainstream medical treatments or try complementary & alternative therapies as well as or instead of? What are the risks and is it worth doing? Can psoriasis be cured, or maybe even just made better? See http://www.psoriasisadvice.org for further info.

1. Psoriasis – Are
Complementary &
Alternative Treatments
Dangerous? A New Book
Provides the Answers.

2. There are an estimated 125
million psoriasis sufferers
worldwide.
Are some of them slowly
killing themselves by trying
non mainstream medically
proven treatments?

3. The Psoriasis Handbook - The
Ultimate Guide to Psoriasis is a
factual and impartial guide to not
only the mainstream treatments but
also those alternative ones that can
be considered instead of or as well
as what a Doctor may offer.

4. Psoriasis is an immune condition
which shows itself in the skin and
sometimes the joints and nails. It is
a genetic and hereditary disease.

5. Whilst there are effective
mainstream treatments that will
alleviate the symptoms of psoriasis
even though it is a genetic disease.

6. Sufferers often ask what else can be
done or at least considered as
alternatives to the drugs offered by
the mainstream medical
establishment?

7. The concern should be if you’re a
sufferer, or caring for one, will I put
my health at risk if I try a
complementary & alternative
treatment?

8. This new, heavily and thoroughly
researched book, The Psoriasis
Handbook - The Ultimate Guide to
Psoriasis provides those answers.

9. Whilst it touches upon the mainstream
treatments currently available - namely
topical treatments, light therapy and
systemic medications, it devotes most of
its treatment pages to what are known
as Complementary and Alternative
Medicine (CAM) therapies.

10. These CAM therapies or treatments include for
example Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Mind-
body medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine,
including Acupuncture, Ayurvedic Medicine
including Yoga, Cognitive-behavioral therapy,
Dietary supplements, Functional Foods, Diet,
including Candida albicans and pH diet, Leaky
Gut Syndrome, Climatotherapy, etc.

11. The publishers believe they are offering a unique
resource to the market. David Brown, the author, said
“after having spent some time looking around for
reliable and good quality information on psoriasis I
realised there wasn’t really any that I felt comfortable
with, so I had to spend the time finding it all out myself.
That’s how, The Psoriasis Handbook - The Ultimate
Guide to Psoriasis came about.”

12. The book that isn’t offering to sell any
one treatment or “cure”, but is offering
impartial, factual and honest advice on a
whole range of treatments, thus
allowing psoriasis sufferers or their
carers to make informed decisions about
the care and treatment they pursue.

13. Go to
www.psoriasisadvice.org
for further information.

14. Media Contact - For any questions about this
press release, please contact:
David Brown of Intelligent Publishing
psoriasis@intelligentpublishing.com
Rickmansworth, UK
www.intelligentpublishing.com

15. Intelligent Publishing is a publishing house
with a difference. We only publish well
researched, genuine and honest information
about subjects we either have direct personal
experience of, or have close family or friends
with direct personal experience. We are
interested in quality, not quantity.