About Psoriatic Arthritis

Video Transcript

"Psoriatic arthritis effects about two percent of the Caucasian population. Of that, ten percent will also have rheumatic joint involvement. The psoriatic arthritis particularly effects the skin, that's inflammation of the skin. The psoriatic skin disease, or psoriasis, often appears separately from the arthritis, but if a patient has psoriasis and also has rheuma, rheumatoid arthritis, or joint inflamed, they will attach the diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis. Psoriatic arthritis has many diseases, has some elements to nutrition. They found in the natural health realm that nutrition and gut health, colon health relate to evacuation of toxins and the skin and through the liver system. Some of the triggers of psoriatic arthritis, they found that sugar, white flour, milk, and beef, increase the severity of the arthritis families. The psoriatic arthritis is also related to crones disease and it's related to ankylosis spondylitis. With ankylosis spondylitis, with our patients, we remove those four primary foods and the ankylosis spondylitis went into remission completely. Some of the triggers of psoriatic arthritis, they found that sugar, white flour, milk, and beef, increase the severity of the arthritis families. The psoriatic arthritis is also related to crone's disease and it's related to ankylosis spondylitis. With ankylosis spondylitis, with our patients, we removed those four primary foods and the ankylosis spondylitis went into remission completely."