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PSORIASIS SUFFERERS Introducing
SeaBoost Cream
Do you or someone
you know suffer from Psoriasis? Have you tried everything else, and want to find something that works for Psoriasis? Is it possible that a natural product which can cost 1/10th that of a pharmaceutical cream could work as well or better? Might it remove the crust, stop the itching and reduce redness, as it nourishes the skin, without causing the side effects of a pharmaceutical or hydrocortisone cream? At Max-Well, we believe that God truly desires us to live a healthy life. He has made available to us many things to help satisfy the needs of the body. SeaBoost Cream is a sampling of some of the wonderful nutrients God has made. It softens and nourishes the skin, leaving the body to do what it does so well, to heal itself. SeaBoost Cream contains seven herbs, whose potency has been locked in through a proprietary process. We invite you to experience SeaBoost Cream for yourself. LIMITED TIME OFFER: for just $23.95 plus shipping, you can purchase a huge 4 oz. jar of SeaBoost Cream and try it on your Psoriasis for 10 days. If you're not happy with your purchase, simply return the unused portion to us for a full refund. Of course, we believe that once you've used SeaBoost Cream on your Psoriasis, you won't want to give it up!
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Contains: Concentrated Sea Minerals, Macadamia Oil, Olive Oil, Techni Gel, Beeswax, and Vitamin E plus the following herbs: Coleus Amboinicus, Triticum extract, Tropaeolum, Papaya Fruit Extract, Stevia, Sheep Sorrell, and Stinging Nettle. Information on SeaBoost Cream ingredients
TestimonialsFDA and FTC regulations prevent us from publishing any testimonials or information containing claims that our dietary supplement products diagnose, prevent, mitigate or cure any disease. Although we continue to receive encouraging and inspiring testimonials, we apologize if we are unable to publish yours for this reason. Thank you for your understanding. ;Topical Psoriasis Treatments info.It is commonly agreed that there is no cure for Psoriasis. The goal of most treatments is to alleviate symptoms and suffering.
Creams, ointments, gels, and more, by psoriasis.about.comMost patients with psoriasis covering only a small portion of their bodies can usually get their condition under control with topical Psoriasis treatment -- creams, gels, or other medications applied directly to the skin. There are several different types of topical treatments available. Corticosteroids The most common drugs used in a topical preparation are corticosteroids. (These steroids are not to be confused with the type of steroids that make you grow muscles.) The mildest of these, hydrocortisone is available over-the-counter in a 1% strength. Psoriasis, however, is often too stubborn to treat with OTC hydrocortisone alone. Cortisone creams come in many strengths (classes), and higher strengths require a prescription. The stronger the cortisone, the lower the class. Class 1 steroids are exponentially stronger than class 7 steroids.
Strong steroid creams have side effects that are
not to be underestimated. They can cause stretch marks to develop in closed
areas, such as the armpits and groin, and tend to thin the skin over time.
Covering large areas of the body with strong steroids can suppress the body's
natural cortisol production, reducing your ability to cope with stresses like
infection, injury or surgery. Always ask your doctor exactly where you
are and are not supposed to apply any topical Psoriasis Treatment. We can lump anything that's not a steroid into this group. � Immune modulating Psoriasis Treatment drugs, such as Protopic (tacrolimus) and Elidel (pimecrolimus), reduce inflammation without the side effects of steroids. � Vitamin D-derived Dovonex (calcipotriene) is a Psoriasis Treatment that normalizes cell growth. � Tazorac (tazarotene) is a retinoid (vitamin-A like) Psoriasis Treatment drug which normalizes cell growth and maturation. � Anthralin works by slowing down the rapid skin cell growth seen in psoriasis. The side effects of the non-steroid Psoriasis Treatments are typically less worrisome than their steroid cousins, but they are also usually slower acting or less potent. Recently, an ointment combining a steroid with Taclonex (calcipotriene) was introduced in order to get the benefits of both classes of Psoriasis Treatment drugs while minimizing the side effects. General Recommendations for the Treatment of Psoriasis, by Guideline.gov Topical Psoriasis treatments are appropriate for patients who are candidates for localized therapy but may not be practical as monotherapy for most patients who are candidates for systemic and/or phototherapy (Pariser et al., 2007), where traditional systemic Psoriasistreatments, including methotrexate, cyclosporine (CyA), narrowband (NB) and broadband ultraviolet light B (UVB), psoralen plus ultraviolet A (PUVA), oral retinoids, and the newer biologic agents are prescribed.
Biologic agents work by blocking the activation of a type of white blood cell called a T cell, thus weakening the immune system. A weakened immune system can mean less Psoriasis, but can leave the body susceptible to infections. According to Psoriasis.org, Common side effects for biologics include Respiratory infections, Flu-like symptoms, and Injection site reactions. These side effects are generally mild and in most cases do not cause individuals to stop taking the medication. Rare side effects for biologics include Serious nervous system disorders, such as multiple sclerosis, seizures, or inflammation of the nerves of the eyes have; Blood disorders; Certain types of cancer.
The statements on this website have not been evaluated by the Food and
Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat,
cure or prevent any disease.
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