About Me

Hello how are you?!. I am Tom, creator of the Blog Home Remedies for Psoriasis. Welcome.

Let me tell you a little bit about me. I am 29 years old and specialize in Nutrition and Dermatology. I am married, and my wife and I are independent professionals.

One of the reasons I leaned towards dermatology was that at age 16 I began skin problems. The truth I did not know it was, since it looked like my skin fell off and my skin was flushed and flaky.

At that time I was also very embarrassed to go out, because apart from discomfort and pain, I did not like to ask "What is the matter with your skin?". Until one day I went to a medical examination and I was diagnosed with PSORIASIS. Yes ... I did not know what it was but it did not sound good.

As the treatments grew, the creams and other "cures" did not work or the effects were transient. For worse psoriasis was already affecting my hands, neck and scalp. Which would make the pains much more annoying.

Tired of things that did not work I started looking for a natural solution to control the disease. Searching the internet I found Psoriasis Revolution by Dan Crawford. And what a joy! It really changed my life, because not only did it help me to definitely cure the psoriasis, but my quality of life improved.


PSORIASIS REVOLUTION IS THE reason to share tips on how you can solve the problems of this terrible and annoying disease.

Welcome!

Tom Bernard.

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