Psoriasis, which manifests itself widely as an inflammatory skin disease, is primarily an autoimmune disease. The chronic inflammation causes increased skin cell growth, redness, skin thickening and plaque. Superficial skin cells grow in the lower layers of the skin and slowly rise to the surface.

Genetic predisposition can be a cause. Factors that are not genetically relevant, such as poor nutrition, stress, skin injuries or infections, can be involved in the outbreak of the disease.

Most psoriasis patients also develop metabolic syndrome, i.e. their bodies have difficulty handling sugar and foods that can easily be turned into sugar.

The Psoriasis Project gives you precise suggestions on how to effectively combat psoriasis through personalized nutrition programs, herbal remedies and suitable dietary supplements.