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gateley

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30. Thanks! Never even heard of it, I don't think.

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Sun Dec 9, 2012, 02:40 PM

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Craziest thing: Anyone here with Psoriasis? [View all] MannyGoldstein Dec 2012 OP

no personal experience with it myself but I'm kicking and reccing Voice for Peace Dec 2012 #1

And I will do the same Sherman A1 Dec 2012 #12

check out this book: Chipper Chat Dec 2012 #2

Actually, my sister's family mixes it into a chocolate shake MannyGoldstein Dec 2012 #22

Everything you wanted to know about energy but were too weak to ask? gateley Dec 2012 #38

I read a book by her in the 70's and started taking that shake -- it was amazing! gateley Dec 2012 #26

Yes - off and on. Chipper Chat Dec 2012 #35

I remember it really helps to make it the night before and keep it refrigerated. gateley Dec 2012 #37

Great book - forgot all about it. nt bananas Dec 2012 #39

Flax seeds are a great source of lecithin. rainin Dec 2012 #3

Yes, they are tavalon Dec 2012 #9

try a little 1/4 tsp cayenne in a cup of water Voice for Peace Dec 2012 #21

Wow, that makes my stomach contract just thinking about it tavalon Dec 2012 #24

lolol that's what I expected also. Voice for Peace Dec 2012 #25

Well, while I will wait until a 5 day stretch off of work (every two weeks, woot) tavalon Dec 2012 #34

I'm kicking and reccing too. shraby Dec 2012 #4

Due to 30 years of disinfo most people eat way too many carbs and way too few good fats diane in sf Dec 2012 #5

Amen! tavalon Dec 2012 #8

yep InsultComicDog Dec 2012 #11

Right! They didn't even acknowledge "good" fats very much. gateley Dec 2012 #27

As a slight addition to this, tavalon Dec 2012 #6

Thanks! Sending to my brother! grahamhgreen Dec 2012 #7

My son takes Vitamin D3 for his psoriasis Not a Fan Dec 2012 #10

Sometimes the peeling hands and feet are a reactive kestrel91316 Dec 2012 #31

nothing to add except, beef liver is high in choline eShirl Dec 2012 #13

Which might be why most folks don't get their daily ration... MannyGoldstein Dec 2012 #23

You just cost some drug company three billion dollars. nt DCKit Dec 2012 #14

Don't you know? postulater Dec 2012 #15

If there's a double blinded study Patiod Dec 2012 #16

Not to worry -- they can tweak it to make it patentable (like Splenda and Truvia) and reap the gateley Dec 2012 #28

There are a lot of conditions arikara Dec 2012 #17

Hoping for more info...nephew has it. Auntie Bush Dec 2012 #18

Psoriasis is an unpredictable thing. MineralMan Dec 2012 #19

My son had it on his scalp when he was a teenager Chemisse Dec 2012 #36

Phosphatidylcholine, been taking it for years just1voice Dec 2012 #20

Thanks! Never even heard of it, I don't think. gateley Dec 2012 #30

I'v suffered from psoriasis since college. That's 40 years at this point. stopbush Dec 2012 #29

Could be a link between vitamin D3 and the previous success Bluestar Dec 2012 #32

Just fyi... RagAss Dec 2012 #33