Skin, Hair & Nails
Psoriasis
Reviewed by the Nimbera editorial team · Last updated May 2026
Chronic autoimmune condition causing raised, scaly, red plaques most commonly on elbows, knees, and scalp. Affects roughly 2-3% of the global population. Flares are triggered by stress, infection, certain medications, and skin injury.
See a dermatologist if plaques are spreading rapidly, affecting joints (psoriatic arthritis), covering more than 10% of your body, or if over-the-counter treatments have failed after 4 weeks.
Natural remedies · 7
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How we rate evidenceâ–¾
Strong - Multiple randomised controlled trials or systematic reviews with consistent positive outcomes.
Moderate - At least one RCT or several high-quality observational studies with plausible mechanisms.
Limited - Small trials, animal studies, or traditional use with limited human clinical evidence.
Sources link directly to PubMed, Cochrane Reviews, or NCCIH.
Aloe Vera Topical Cream
topicalMahonia Aquifolium (Oregon Grape) Cream
topicalFish Oil (Omega-3 EPA/DHA)
ingestibleDead Sea Salt Baths (Balneophototherapy)
ritualCurcumin (Bioavailable Form)
ingestibleCoal Tar Shampoo and Cream
topicalMindfulness-Based Stress Reduction
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