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Strategies To Treat Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis: Everything You Wish Your Doctor Had Told You
“amazingly helpful in understanding and treating my psoriatic arthritis!”
A dermatologist and a rheumatologist combine their clinical and personal experiences with evidence-based medicine to help you take control over your psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis.
A whole-body approach to treat Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis
My co-author, Dr. Diana Hurwitz, and I dedicate this book to our patients who have entrusted us with their care, and inspire us to incorporate mind, body, and spirit into the art of medicine.
– Dr. Jill Weintraub
Meet The Authors
With insights from over two decades of clinical practice
Recognizing the connection between food, the gut, and overall inflammation, this book guides you through your own dietary practice to better understand how to use food as medicine to optimize your psoriasis, psoriatic arthritis, and overall health.
Rave Reviews For The Book
Excellent read, highly recommend
“Written by two excellent and well respected physicians, this reference is easy to read and has a comprehensive viewpoint on the impact of diet on inflammatory processes. It gives concrete examples of patient scenarios, and wonderful easy recipes that incorporate foods into an anti inflammatory program. Highly recommend.” – Gennifer
Incredibly helpful book!
I found the book to be amazingly helpful in understanding and treating my psoriatic arthritis! It was written in such a way that I found it incredibly informative without it either being 'dumbed down' or medically dry. I especially appreciated the vignettes that illustrated various points. I have begun incorporating some of the suggestions and even have tried 2 of the recipes and have found it all supremely helpful! I will be recommending this book to my friends and colleagues who suffer with psoriatic arthritis! – Amy
Thank you for this book
If only other doctors would read this book. Thanks to Dr. Hurwitz and Dr. Weintraub for leading the way for practitioners and patients to go beyond traditional medicine and discuss alternative and healthier ways to address psoriasis. What they've shared can also be highly applicable to other autoimmune conditions, particularly the way we focus on food and activity. – MH