Best Psoriasis medicine? (red, ingredients, honey, acid)

[ShuttrBug]

My mom has suffered from fairly severe Psoriasis for years, and tried everything from the usual steroids the dermatlogists prescribe, to diets, even homeopathy. To no avail. Then about 2 years ago we found a product while surfing the net.
It's called Champori, and the website is Champori.com.

It really works wonders, and it is completely natural. Her hands have healed completely, you couldn't even say she suffered for years! Her legs are well on the healing path too. She has not experienced any side effects. And new flare-ups are fewer and fewer. Almost none now. It seems like this company makes just 2 products, one for psoriasis, and the other eczema. I must say, we were quite wary about trying it out, seemed like a small home-business someone started up; but mom was itching all day (literally), and desperate, so we thought what the worst that could happen?

Well, we are soooo glad we tried it out. I hope this encourages other people looking for some releif to try this out, and hope your experience is like my mom's.

[cb at sea]

Has anyone tried Psorant? (I think that's what it's called--it's new) This is made from coal-tar, but without the odor and staining. My daughter has psoriasis and has tried almost everything. This cream is OTC, but we can't find it anywhere (yet!).
If anyone knows where to get this, and has tried it----let me know!!!!!

[jjchoice]

My mum has the worst form of psoriasis and she uses a grease called "epaderm" and it really helps =) It stops the itching and heals the skin well. She has tried various different medicines but they have not worked as well. She also has a few sessions of uv light therapy (going on a sun bed) which seem to help too. good luck =)

[bigpaul]

Chinese psoriasis cream, available on Ebay, works a treat, nothing will cure psoriasis but if it stops the itching!!

[coolgato]

I have hand eczema sometimes (from way back as a child - started when I had to wash dishes). Once many years ago, the dermatologist put some yellow paste on my hands and he had some kind of special light on them for a while. It wasn't unpleasant, it was kind of interesting and I think it was slightly warm. I thought lamps were for psoriasis. What is the difference between eczema and psoriasis? I heard lamps and special lights were good for psoriasis.