Psoriasis is a life changing problem that can severely impact your standard of living. Around seven point five billion people in the United States alone deal with it on a daily basis. Those inflicted miss out on exciting social activities such as swimming because of the irritation and embarrassment. Individuals with psoriasis can have mild or severe psoriasis, and while mild cases aren't as nearly as bad, they still have to put up with it every day. The individuals with the severe irritation have to not only have to deal with the unsightly rough patches, but they also have to put up with the excessive tenderness and sensitivity. Those who get psoriasis can get it on their hands, feet and nails, and all those areas are high traffic and it can become very uncomfortable. There is also cases where psoriasis connects with arthritis and that again can be more than miserable. Psoriasis is also much like atopic dermatitis (eczema) which is another painful and unappealing condition that no one should ever have to live with. Real people have to deal with these issues, and there is no reason they should have too. A person also should not feel like they have to pay large amounts of money to be pumped full of prescription drugs to heal themselves. The symptoms and promising but unsuccessful treatments can be very stressful and anyone with psoriasis knows that the day-to-day stress can just cause more inflammation and a larger breakout. An individual can try eating better less acidic foods, and avoid the other types that cause the irritation to become even worse. They can also drink specific teas and use special creams to help aid and speed up the healing process by helping the skin heal from the inside out. Regular medicine will try to convince you to take these medications, but it is not your only option. There are steps you can take to help your immune system and detoxify to relieve the stress placed on your integumentary system. What I can tell you besides other methods is that t