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Research: WALSH, Homerton School of
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Abstract
WALSH, Homerton School of Health Studies, Cambridge writes that psoriasis is an uncomfortable, inflammatory skin disease for which there is presently no cure. The author states that psoriasis can be managed at an acceptable level for the individual and explores the use of aromatherapy as an alternative treatment approach. The article describes a range of treatment outcomes with both physiological and psychological benefits for the patient.
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References
Walsh D. Using aromatherapy in the management of psoriasis. Nurs Stand 11 (1315): 536. Dec 18 1996.
