Beyond the surface. Understand the autoimmune nature of 'Kitibha' and how Ayurveda restores blood purity and immune balance for scale-free skin.
Psoriasis is a chronic, non-contagious skin condition where the immune system speeds up the growth cycle of skin cells, causing thick, inflamed patches. These patches are often red and covered with silvery-white scales.
Skin cells multiply 10x faster than normal, piling up on the surface instead of shedding.
It is not an infection but an internal autoimmune response triggered by Dosha imbalance.
Identifying the internal 'Ama' (toxins) and external triggers.
Faulty signals mistakenly trigger excessive skin cell production and deep-seated inflammation.
High stress levels aggravate Vata and Pitta, leading to sudden and severe psoriasis flare-ups.
Dry, cold air strips skin moisture and increases Vata, making scales thicker and more itchy.
Incompatible food habits (like milk with salt) create internal toxins that reflect on the skin.
In Ayurveda, Psoriasis is linked to impurities in the Rakta Dhatu (blood tissue) and weak Agni (digestive fire).
Mandagni (weak digestion) leads to toxin accumulation, which disturbs the skin cell cycle.
Blood impurities act as constant irritants, pushing the skin into a state of chronic inflammation.
Apply medicated Ayurvedic oils regularly to soften the scales and prevent cracking.
Natural UV rays (10 mins) help slow down rapid cell growth and improve skin health.
Eat warm, easily digestible, and fresh home-cooked meals to support internal detox.
Mechanical injury (scratching) triggers the Koebner phenomenon, spreading plaques further.
Curd, idli, alcohol, and pickles increase Pitta and Kapha, worsening the scaling.
Chemical soaps strip the protective barrier of already dry psoraitic skin.
We address the root cause—blood purification and immune modulation. We don't just treat the patch; we treat the entire system.
Calming excess Vata (dryness) and Pitta (redness) to restore original skin texture.
Specialized Himalayan herbs clear the blood stream of deep-seated 'Ama' toxins.
