So I'm always finding new better ways to address certain body conditions.

So today we're going to talk about psoriasis and a new remedy that I think can greatly benefit

anyone with psoriasis.

Now, of course, check with your doctor before implementing this.

I'm not telling you it's going to cure your psoriasis, but I'm just going to give you the information

and you can try it out for yourself to see if it can work. So with psoriasis, but I'm just going to give you the information, and you can try it out

for yourself to see if it can work. So with psoriasis, there's some interesting things going on.

You have an accelerated growth rate of certain skin cells by a factor of 10 times faster than your

normal cells, and then it turns into like this dry placking, flaky,

red thing that then eventually fills off and then it keeps happening over and over again.

There's also a high association with gut problems like irritable bowel syndrome or inflammatory

bowel disease and psoriasis. And syriasis is an autoimmune disease,

and since most autoimmune disease originates in the gut, this makes a lot of sense.

There is also a high association with people having joint problems and psoriasis as well.

So let me just kind of introduce you to this one little piece of the puzzle

that has been missing in some of the other videos. Well, there's this thing in your skin cells

that is a combination between an amino acid and a sugar. So certain parts of your body are made from

proteins, other parts are made from fats, and yet other

parts are made from a combination of protein and sugars. And probably one of the reasons for

that is because when you combine a sugar with the protein, you can get various new functions.

Like, for example, that tissue

can now hold a lot more water. And so it can act to help lubricate things. And this is why I like

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