PsoriaInfo.org by Dr. Madalene Heng MD, FRACP, FACD, FAAD
Resolution of Psoriasis
My patients usually are 65-70% improved in 4 weeks, 85% improved in 8 weeks, 95% in 3 months, and almost totally clear in 4-6 months. The palms and soles take longer because they have 200 layers of stratum corneum instead of 10 layers of stratum corneum to replace. It takes 60 days to replace the first layer of stratum corneum.
Note that the usual treatment of steroids (both oral and topical) do not suppress phosphorylase kinase, and do not kill off the Ki-67+ epidermal cells that cause the skin to grow rapidly. The disease often recurs when treatment is stopped unless used with curcumin gel.
Note that the usual treatment of steroids (both oral and topical) do not suppress phosphorylase kinase, and do not kill off the Ki-67+ epidermal cells that cause the skin to grow rapidly. The disease often recurs when treatment is stopped unless used with curcumin gel.
As long as the precipitating factors are treated and removed, it is my experience that if patients use the protocol in this website correctly, and are treated until the Ki-67+ cells are normalized, the disease does not recur after the treatment is tapered off.
These are my suggested methods of treatment based on over 35 years of research and practice. See your doctor before applying any psoriasis treatment methods.
Please let me know if I may be of further help. For questions, email me directly at madaleneheng@omnicurecosmetics.com.
Dr. Madalene Heng, Madalene Heng MD, FRACP, FACD, FAAD
Professor of Medicine/Dermatology
UCLA School of Medicine
Professor of Medicine/Dermatology
UCLA School of Medicine
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