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Psoriasis




Herbal Supplements for Psoriasis

All Organic & Ayurvedic

MAHA AMRITA GHRITA





MAHA AMRITA GHRITA
Herbal Supplement for Psoriasis.



HOW THIS WORKS

This works at the level of the bone marrow and thymus,

making them to produce healthy T-cells.

It strengthens the immune system.

It clears the deposited cell plaques and patches.

Reduces pain and inflammation.

Reduces itching

Soothes the skin

Restores normal colour to the skin over time

Reduces mental and emotional stress and gives good sleep.

Helps in the formation of new healthy skin cells

As this supplement works directly on the immune system, there are less chances of a relapse.




MAHA AMRITA GHRITA
ORAL - Usage & Dose



Oral Dose during the course of treatment:

5 ml x 2 times a day - 1 hour before food


Before the treatment is stopped,

please ensure that your body condition is totally stabilised

and in your control and you are on a high immunity

good lifestyle and very good nutritious food



Price: Packing in Bottle

500 ml bottle = Rs.15,000/-

Organic Herbal Extracts





MAHA AMRITHA GHRITA
External application & Nasal drops



MAHA AMRITA GHRITA - Nasal Drops
Usage as - External application


Dosage per day1 ml per day apply externally ( 20 drops )
as and where required externally on the skin
local application and massage for 1 minute

leave to absorb in 30 min Apply on fresh affected areas

Apply on old patches

Repeat 2 times a day
Ingriedents - Pure Cow Ghee & Herbal Extracts


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MAHA AMRITA GHRITA - 20 X

Usage as - Nasal drops


2 drops in each nostril

2 times a day

Lie down for 30 min - without movement

Repeat 2 times a day

Ingriedents - Pure Cow Ghee


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Packing in Bottle & Price -

50 ml bottle = Rs 6,000/-





What is Psoriasis?



Psoriasis is a chronic auto-immune condition causing a build-up of skin cells. The skin cells multiply upto 10 times faster than normal, and they do not shed, causing cell build-up and skin thickening. This causes skin rash with itchy, scaly patches on the skin.

It is commonly seen in the knees, elbows, scalp and trunk, but can spread to other areas as well.

This is not a contagious condition. It does not spread to others, however, it is advisable to maintain strict personal hygiene and segregation of personal effects.



Common Symptoms



Skin rash - with itching, silver coloured scaly patches, reddish discolouration, flakiness, peeling, dryness, small bumps

Plaques are formed on the skin, which may merge and cover large areas of the skin

Scratching on the skin can lead to bleeding

Disturbed sleep

Pain - on the skin and joints

Joint stiffness

Small dents in nails

In severe cases, the nails may begin to crumble and detach from the nail bed

Psoriasis can lead to Psoriatic Arthritis, causing painful and swollen joints.



Types of Psoriasis



Plaque Psoriasis - Patches of thick, raised skin, called plaques are seen

Guttate Psoriasis - Small & scaly pink coloured bumps appear on the skin

Inverse or Flexural Psoriasis - Red, sore and painful patches on skin, where it touches skin, like in armpits, buttocks, etc

Pustular Psoriasis - Pus-filled bumps appear on red, sore, painful skin



Causes of Psoriasis



This is an Auto-immune condition, where the body’s immune system attacks its own cells.

T-cells are a kind of cells responsible for our body’s immunity. They are produced in the bone marrow and they mature in the thymus. They usually attack germs and other harmful cells. In psoriasis, the T-cells start attacking the healthy cells in the body, and the body replaces them quickly with new cells. All these cells pile up and cause the skin lesions. This triggers the immune system to make more T-cells.

This may be caused by certain genetical factors or environmental factors.



Triggers / Occurences & Re-occurences



Skin injuries

Stress

Cold, dry weather

Some medicines like beta-blockers, lithium, mood stabilizer, some antibiotics and NSAIDs and others

Immunosuppresant drugs

Heavy alcohol intake and smoking

Streptococcal infections, mainly of the throat

Hormonal changes - esp during puberty and menopause

Other immune disorders like HIV