Dermatol Ther (Heidelb) June 2017 PMID 28526915

Dietary Behaviors in Psoriasis: Patient-Reported Outcomes from a U.S. National Survey.

Ladan Afifi, Melissa J Danesh, Kristina M Lee, Kevin Beroukhim, Benjamin Farahnik, Richard S Ahn, Di Yan, Rasnik K Singh, Mio Nakamura, John Koo, Wilson Liao

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What people are saying

This group of discussions strongly supports the idea that diet influences psoriasis, with numerous mentions of specific dietary changes such as reducing sugar, dairy, and gluten, as well as trying alternative supplements like fish oil and vitamin D. The tone conveys excitement and curiosity, showing that participants view the article as impactful and worth applying to their own or their patients' strategies for managing psoriasis.

AgreementModerate agreement

Many discussions show strong support for the idea that dietary habits are relevant for psoriasis management, with several posts emphasizing the importance of diet modifications in improving skin health.

InterestHigh interest

Posts display high interest, as evidenced by frequent mentions of specific dietary interventions like reducing sugar, gluten, and alcohol, indicating enthusiasm for understanding and applying these findings.

EngagementModerate engagement

Some comments delve into details about dietary choices and their effects, reflecting moderate depth in engagement, though few express outright commitment or detailed analysis.

ImpactModerate impact

The discussions suggest that the publication influences perceptions about diet's role in psoriasis, with some posts claiming it could change approaches to patient care and personal habits.

Abstract in brief

  • Psoriasis patients are highly interested in how diet affects their skin condition, but there is limited data on which dietary interventions work and their outcomes.
  • A survey of 1206 psoriasis patients found that they tend to eat less sugar, dairy, and fiber but more fruits and vegetables, and many have tried dietary changes, especially reducing alcohol, gluten, and nightshades, or adding fish oil and vitamin D, with some reporting skin improvements.
  • The study offers new insights into the dietary habits of psoriasis patients, suggesting that diet modifications may impact skin health and overall well-being, which can help guide patients and healthcare providers in managing psoriasis and related health conditions.]

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プロバイオティクス 40.6% フルーツ 34.6% 乾癬に良かった食事法 パガーノダイエット 72.2% ヴィーガン 70% パレオダイエット 68.9% グルテンフリーダイエット 52.9% 低糖質ダイエット 51.7% 地中海式ダイエット 48.4% ベジタリアン 40.4% https://t.co/Wr9m80RtCR #自分用メモ

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Avoiding Triggers to Prevent Psoriasis Recurrences

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition causing rapid skin cell buildup, leading to scales, inflammation, and redness. Managing triggers can help prevent recurrences. Explore key factors to avoid for effective…

WellDelight · Oct 21, 2022 20,151 views
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プロバイオティクス 40.6% フルーツ 34.6% 乾癬に良かった食事法 パガーノダイエット 72.2% ヴィーガン 70% パレオダイエット 68.9% グルテンフリーダイエット 52.9% 低糖質ダイエット 51.7% 地中海式ダイエット 48.4% ベジタリアン 40.4% https://t.co/Wr9m80RtCR #自分用メモ

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