Has Anyone Tried Patanjali Products for Psoriasis Treatment? Need Honest Feedback - #1317

I hear you, psoriasis can be so tough to manage, right?! As an Ayurvedic doc, I'm familiar with Patanjali's products. Many folks ask about them, especially since they’re quite accessible and marketed well. They can be part of an approach, but here's the thing — Ayurveda really focuses on personalized treatment, looking at your unique 'prakriti' or constitution, your 'doshas' and 'agni', all of which might be outta balance. Let's talk a bit about those Patanjali products. Divya Kayakalp Vati and Neem Ghan Vati are popular. Kayakalp Vati is known for skin issues, but people respond differently: some see changes, others not so much. Neem is great generally for purifying the blood, which helps detoxify the skin. It's honestly not a quick fix though; natural treatments take patience and dedication. Realistically, a month or two might give you a better sense if they’re working for you. Side effects? Generally, they're mild, but digestive issues could occur, especially if your 'agni' is a bit sluggish. Maybe start slowly, see how your body reacts. Beyond products, consider diet and routine, which in Ayurveda, play a massive role in managing conditions like psoriasis. Avoid spicy, oily, and processed foods. Include veggies with bitter tastes (like spinach and kale) to balance Pitta and cleanse the liver. Drink plenty of warm water to help flush out toxins, skip the cold drinks and foods! Stress can be a real trigger, I know — so perhaps integrate meditation or some light yoga into your daily routine. Ayurvedic herbs like Turmeric and Guduchi can be soothing too, but I'd shoot for a consultation with a trained practitioner to dig into your specific dosha imbalance. Could save you a lot of trial and error. Remember, incidental flare-ups after starting new herbs or remedies don't always mean they're not working. But if you're not seeing gradual improvement, definitely think about tweaking your approach. Lastly, whatever route you choose, don’t drop any prescribed medications without checking with a healthcare professional. Your comfort and safety come first!