Project "Natural way to Remission"

Proriatic Patient Guide (Individual Roadmap). 

As a part of the project “Natural Way to Remission,” patients learn about basic diets, methods for creating individual diets, fasting diets, gastrointestinal cleansing procedures, and monitoring psoriasis using PASI. The information is provided on necessary tests and procedures, provoking diseases of oral cavity, diseases of upper respiratory tract and gastrointestinal tract, SIBO, i.e. about everything that affects or can affect psoriasis negatively or positively. Information on phage therapy and course treatment of psoriasis is also given, including the materials which have already been published. The Guide is intended for psoriatic patients who wish to achieve sustainable and long-term remission under coach guidance.

The main purpose of filling in the Guide and collecting information is to determine characteristics of two main factors SP1 and SP2, as well as  characteristics of other factors that influence the two main ones. The filled Guide, as well as the results of tests and examinations, monitoring of symptoms, sleep and rest, exercise, diet, etc. (in the form of files or read-only access to resources) allows  a coach to give recommendations on the individual diet, treatment courses, exercise and, in general, lifestyle. In case of identification of factors influencing (provoking and/or aggravating) the two main factors,  a patient will have to undergo course(s) of treatment and/or change their lifestyle to eliminate (reduce the impact of) the influencing factors. Influencing factors include, but are not limited to, excess weight, chronic oral and URT infections, Helicobacter, helminths, impaired peristalsis, etc. Elimination (reduction of impact) of the influencing factors, normalization of the level of the two main factors will lead to a long-term and sustainable remission of psoriasis.

The Guide has been developed and improved over several years, with participation of leading medical specialists, support of Antipsoriatic Association, and also involving communication with psoriatic patients. Between 2013 and 2021, many psoriatic patients gradually eliminated the influencing factors, switched to individualized diets, underwent one or more courses of treatment, changed their lifestyles to  healthier ones, and achieved a long-term and sustainable remission of psoriasis. The Guide consists of 14 sections. The results of tests and examinations are considered relevant if completed no earlier than one year from the date of filling in the Guide. If you do not have up-to-date results when you initially fill out the Guide, you can provide older results. However, they will need to be updated later. The results of genetic tests are an exception, since they do not have expiration date.

Some sections of the Guide (as well as individual items in other sections) must be completed during the initial filling in. These sections and items are marked bold.
The subsequent completion of the Guide, additional tests and examinations must be carried out according to the coach’s recommendations. Almost all non-invasive tests and examinations will need to be performed (if not previously performed during the last year). The need for invasive testing will depend on the results of non-invasive tests (sections 8, 9 and 10) and the coach's recommendations.

In cases where biomaterial can be collected independently (swab from oral mucosa, exhaled air, urine, feces, etc.), many laboratories offer test kits with home delivery.
This allows you to collect biomaterial at home in special test tubes, send it to a laboratory by mail, and see results in your account or receive them by email.
The original table “Guide Sections” is located in an Excel file on sheet “A.Main”.

Here is Psoriatic Patients Guide - Download Excel file.

This file contains the most detailed information for patients living in the USA.
Localization for patients living in other countries (regions) will be implemented as the project develops.