Can Rheumatoid psoriasis be cured? Cured: no Reversed: yes. With the Seignalet diet.

Number of Rheumatoid psoriasis patients treated with the Seignalet diet over a period of 20 years : 39

100% remissions : 1580/90% improvements : 10
50% improvements : 11Failures : 3Success rate : 92%
Dr. Jean Seignalet (Pronounce it “Shon Saynyalay”) was a French professor of medicine who devised and trialled a “hypotoxic” diet with 2,565 patients with 115 different, so called “incurable” diseases over a period of twenty years. 91 of the diseases responded to treatment with the diet and there were 1,631 complete remissions. 2,300 patients improved. The diet was not originally intended to be for weight loss but this was found to be one of the many beneficial side-effects, including increased mental alertness and poise, lowering of cholesterol and many other good things including avoidance of heart attack and stroke, cancer and Alzheimer’s!

“It is a curious and depressing truth, demonstrated time and again in medical history that the desire of the average physician to administer powerful and active drugs is only equalled by the desire of the average patient to have powerful and active drugs administered to him.” Barbara Griggs: “Green Pharmacy” (A history of medicines and drugs through the ages)

Newly diagnosed with Rheumatoid psoriasis or had it some time and looking for an alternative to drugs?

Drugs have nasty side effects. Although they may offer some relief in the short run, in the long run they will further damage your health and make your condition worse! There is a PROVEN alternative. It’s the Seignalet diet. Here is what you will find on this page and in the blog posts and vlogs (see top links):

1. My own delicious and simple recipes so you can follow the Seignalet diet faithfully without being tempted to “fall off the wagon”. Most of the recipes are healthy and delicious comfort food and can be made in minutes. A health nut’s alternative to cheese on toast!

2. Other things I have personally researched & found in medical journals that might also help to reverse Rheumatoid psoriasis by acting in synergy with the diet. Things like vitamin deficiencies and particularly vitamin d deficiency which is implicated in all diseases and very strongly in some diseases like Multiple Sclerosis. (A doctor in Brazil has even put patients with MS into remission using vitamin d supplementation alone.) Vitamin A deficiency is also strongly implicated in all diseases and very strongly implicated in Acne for example. See my 3 “Healthiest Breakfast Ever” vlogs on how to get optimum vitamin A every day without the toxicity associated with supplements and vitamin A drug analogs.

3. Detox and Natural Pain Relief. It can sometime take a while for the diet to work. Diseases like arthritis are painful. To keep the pain manageable until remission is achieved with the diet, click here Natural Pain Relief
So can Rheumatoid psoriasis be “cured” with the diet? Dr. Seignalet found common genetic factors in most of the diseases he treated. So the disease cannot be cured. But it CAN be put into remission with the diet. As Dr. Seignalet himself said, a full remission (as long as you stay on the diet) is really as good as a cure isn’t it? Even if you don’t obtain 100% remission it is usually greatly improved.

Can you trust the information on this site?

This site is the work of Chris Parkinson. I lived in France for 10 years and have a degree in modern languages from a French University so I am fluent in French and can understand Dr. Seignalet’s book. I am also an ardent health nut. I own a well thumbed copy of Dr. Seignalet’s doorstep of a book L’alimentation ou la troisième médecine Nutrition – the third medicine Click here

which has been a perennial best seller in France for over 20 years now. An appeal to publishers: Please buy the English Language rights & publish this book in English. Click on the forum top link, register on the forum then send me a private message. I will put you in touch with Anne Seignalet who, on behalf of the Seignalet family, can sell you the rights.

This is not an “official” site for Dr. Seignalet’s diet. Although I have friendly relations with the Seignalet family, having translated Anne and Dominique Seignalet’s guide to their father’s book, Dr. Seignalet died in 2002 and this site, my blogs and vlogs are my own interpretation of his book and sometimes they are more “Chris Parkinson” than “Dr. Jean Seignalet”. My 3 “Healthiest Breakfast Ever” vlogs for example are not to be found in his book but HBE is inspired by his book. I just hope that he would approve. Unfortunately I can’t ask him but he is always in my thoughts, even though I never met him.

Should you seek your doctor’s permission to follow the diet?

My own, unqualified opinion is that no, you don’t have to ask their permission. But let your doctor know that you are following the diet so he or she can help you taper off your medication. On the subject of drugs, Dr. Seignalet said that he asked his patients if they were getting any relief with them and if not he stopped them. Dr. Seignalet was a professor of medicine and he never renounced classic medicine. If his patients did not get 100% remissions he allowed them to take drugs but hopefully in much reduced quantity.

Detox symptoms

Be aware that as the diet starts to work you may experience some detox symptoms. Orthodox medicine does not admit that “detox” is an actual phenomenon and some pharma propagandists ridicule the notion. Your doctor therefore may misinterpret detoxification symptoms as intoxification caused by a microbe, a parasite, food poisoning or even nutritional deficiencies. What is “detox”? As the diet starts to work your body will heal itself and the macromolecules that had penetrated your gut, entered your blood stream and ended up in your tissues will now be expelled from the cells and back into your blood stream. Sometimes this is more than the liver and kidneys can process and eliminate and you may get a flare of your symptoms or nausea, headaches, a loose bowel etc. These bouts of detox symptoms often come in waves with each one being less unpleasant than the last until they completely subside and you are in remission. Dr. Seignalet recommended to eat plenty of bile stimulating foods like endives or chicory (he recommended chicory instead of tea or coffee at breakfast) to palliate detox symptoms. Bile floods the liver, removes the toxins and dumps them into your intestines and you will get rid of them when you poop. I recommend using my HBE juice (see my 3 HBE vlogs) with bile stimulating black radish to speed recovery and detox.

Vitamin deficiencies associated with Rheumatoid psoriasis

(Note: See my blogs and vlogs on Dr. Seignalet’s dietary recommendations)

I recommend doing this to research articles in medical journals on vitamin deficiencies associated with Rheumatoid psoriasis : do a google search using these terms:

Rheumatoid psoriasis + vitamin d deficiency + pubmed (See my blog articles and vlogs about vitamin d from tanning. You can buy my home tanning bed)

Rheumatoid psoriasis + vitamin a deficiency + pubmed

Rheumatoid psoriasis + vitamin e deficiency + pubmed

Rheumatoid psoriasis + the b vitamins deficiency + pubmed

Rheumatoid psoriasis + vitamin folic acid deficiency + pubmed

Rheumatoid psoriasis + vitamin b12 deficiency + pubmed

Rheumatoid psoriasis + zinc deficiency + magnesium deficiency + other mineral deficiencies

A final message from Chris. This site so far has been funded by my day job. In the future I hope it will be funded by sales of my compact tanning bed. I truly believe that short daily sessions with it will do wonders for your health and be a great adjunct to the Seignalet diet. I hope that sales from it will let me break free from my day job and devote myself full time to developing this website.

Please register so that I can update you with my newsletter when I post new recipe pages or blogs. You will notice that all the disease pages currently follow the same format. That is because the information is relevant to all the diseases treated by Seignalet. The information has been inserted using a script. I make no apologies for that. It’s the best I can do at the moment. When I have time I will update each page with more individualized content & links to pages with more information on each specific disease so that this page will become a landing page for Rheumatoid psoriasis. New pages on Seignalet’s explanation of the etiology (origin) of Rheumatoid psoriasis using Seignalet’s book as the reference; a comparison with the official version; a look at drugs for Rheumatoid psoriasis and their side effects; folk medicine and herbal remedies for Rheumatoid psoriasis; specific foods that can help with the disease (for example, radish varieties are very good for diabetes 2); etc. etc. etc. Eventually this page on Rheumatoid psoriasis will become a landing page with links to several other pages on Rheumatoid psoriasis. The first disease to get this treatment will be Acne. Register above so that you will be notified of updates.

Finally, if you would like to contribute to my living costs so that I can devote more time to the site please go here.

I would love to see your comments about this page and the site in general below. Register to leave your comment. Or go to the forum to discuss your own medical history and let us know how you are doing on the diet.



Acne
Acute anterior uvetitis
Allergic conjunctivitis
Alzheimer’s
Angina pectoris
Angioedema
Ankylosing Spondylitis
Arteritis of the lower limbs
Asthma
Atopic eczema
Autism
Autoimmune Addisons
Autoimmune Addisons
Autoimmune hepatitis
Basedow’s(aka Grave s) disease
Behcet’s uveitis
Cancers (prevented)
Chondrocalcinosis
Chronic atrophic polychondritis
Chronic bronchitis
Chronic rhinitis
Chronic sinutsitis
Coeliac disease (resistant to gluten free diet type)
Colitis
Crohn’s disease
Cutaneous lupus
Cutaneous mastocytosis
Dermatomyositis
Diabetes mellitus type 2
Dyspepsia
Dystonia
Endogenous nervous depression
Fibromyalgia
Gastritis
Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD)
Glaucoma
Gougerot Sj gren
Gout
Graves Disease (aka Basdow s)
Guillain Barre
Hashimoto’s Thyroditis
Hay Fever
Hypercholesterolemia
Hypoglycemia
Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis
Idiopathic purpura thrombocytopenia
Iga nephropathy
Inexplicable fatigue
Inflammation of fascia (Shulman’s Syndrome)
Inflammatory Rheumatism
Langerhans cell histiocytosis
Leukemia & cancers
Lithiasis (Inflammation caused by kidney stones)
MCTD
Microscopic colitis
Migraines
Mouth Ulcers
Multiple Sclerosis
Myelosuppression (Bone marrow disease)
Myocardial infarction (Heart attack prevented)
Oligoarticular JIA
Osteoarthritis
Osteoporosis
Overweight
Palindromic rheumatism
Parkinson’s disease
Pemphigus
Periarteritis Nodosa
Peripheral neuropathy
Peyronie’s disease
Polyarthritis nodosa
Polyarticular JIA
Polymyalgia rheumatica
Polymyositis
Primary Biliary Cirrhosis
Primary sclerosing cholangitis
Prurit
Recurring ENT infections
Rheumatoid arthritis
Rheumatoid psoriasis
Rheumatoid psoriasis
Scleroderma
Sinonasal polyposis
Sjogren
Spasmophilia
Still’s disease
Systemic lupus erythematosus
Tendonitis
Tension headaches
testdisease
Ulcerative colitis
Urticaria (Hives)
Urticarial Vasculitis
Wegener granulomatosis
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