Clinic Psoriasis Announces Release of New Psoriatic Arthritis Treatment Plan

A 100 percent herbal treatment plan for psoriatic arthritis has been released by
Clinic Psoriasis.

Brampton, Ontario, Canada (PRWEB) July 5, 2007 -- Clinic Psoriasis announces that it has developed a 100 percent herbal treatment plan for psoriatic arthritis and acute psoriatic arthritis conditions. The new Psorcure Treatment Plan for Psoriatic Arthritis (PTPPA) aims for a 95 percent reduction of psoriatic arthritis conditions and lifelong remission.

Results of a 16-week clinic study on the effectiveness of PTPPA in reducing the intake of methotrexate by patients showed:

- Intake of Methotrexate reduced by 50 percent.
- Inflammation reduced by 80 percent.
- SGOT and SGPT levels improved by 15 percent.
- Overall quality of life index improved by 60 percent.
- 20 percent improvement in mobility of stiff joints was also observed.
- At the end of study, period 2 patients in the group who were at near disability were able to make a slow walk on their own.

At the PTPPA launch press conference, Dr. Dhawan said that no treatment can produce long term results unless it eliminates the contamination at bone and bone marrow levels, as well as eliminates the accumulation and expansion of toxins at intestine level. Just reducing or controlling the inflammation or suppressing immunity is not the right solution to this problem, Dhawan said.

The treatment targets to stop the flow of toxins at intestine level, helps production of normal cells at bone and bone marrow level, blocks the stress effect on the body, works as an immunomodulator, reduces inflammation in joints, restores mobility of joints and heals the arthritis condition.

PTPPA provides a stable remission state. Once achieved, remission can be maintained for life by simply following diet and yoga guidelines provided by Clinic Psoriasis.

Clinic Psoriasis is an e-clinic of E-Com Consultant and currently provides specific treatment plans for skin psoriasis, severe and full body psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, scalp psoriasis and genital psoriasis.