Hydrocortisone Is Not Helping My Psoriasis

by Maha
(Syria)

Hi,

I am a 40 year old male with difficult psoriasis and I used hydrocortisone creams but the psoriasis never stops! Can you tell me what to use please?

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by: Nanette From Skin-Remedies.com

Hello,

First let me start by saying that hydrocortisone creams DO NOT heal the skin. Rather, they act to suppress the symptoms of your condition and often make the psoriasis worse so the condition never seems to go away. Further, using hydrocortisone cream comes with many health risks as well. These side effects include: thinning of the skin, easy bruising, permanent dilation of certain blood vessels, burn marks on skin, liver and kidney damage and a weakened immune system.

Here is what I highly recommend you do to repair your skin:

1) Begin by using our FACE & BODY MOISTURIZING WASH to cleanse with. This is a hypo-allergenic wash with anti-bacterial properties that will begin unpacking the thick patches of psoriasis. Further, it will add much needed moisture to your skin which is so necessary in the repair process. So many commercial soaps on the market today actually strip away the natural PH of the skin and deplete it of its natural moisture levels. This only exacerbates the problem!

2) Next, apply our DOUBLE STRENGTH THERACREAM to the affected areas twice daily (morning and evening being the best times). This "double the formula" cream quickly penetrates the thick patches as well as the 7 layers of skin and begins to unpack the dry, damaged cells lifting them to the surface while filling the cells below with much needed moisture. In as little as 3 to 5 days you should begin to see a dramatic response to your psoriasis condition.

Follow these steps and please keep me posted on your progress.

Warm Regards,
Nanette

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