Palmoplantar Pustulosis (PPP)
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  • About the Author
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  • What is PPP?
    • Photos of PPP
    • FAQ
  • Blog
  • Support

How to treat Palmoplantar Pustulosis naturally

1/3/2016

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I’m thrilled to announce the launch of my book

***** UPDATE: A second edition of my book was published 1 July 2020 where the title changed to How To Treat Palmoplantar Pustulosis Natrually. First Edition released November 2015 was named How To Treat PPP Naturally*****

How To Treat Palmoplantar Pustulosis Naturally:
 Put Your PPP In Remission And Get Your Life Back In 90 days


I wrote this book because I used to be struggling with PPP but thankfully been cleared from this disease for the last three years without a single outbreak,

My book is the result of me spending hours of studying health and nutrition to find a way to restore my non functional immune system and to found a solution to heal myself from this painful and life destroying disease naturally. After implementing everything I learned along my journey, I successfully manage to heal from PPP.
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I now want to share my experience and help you to clear your PPP as well. I want to give you the tools and the steps what to do to remove this disease once and for all, I also want to give you the understanding what triggers the onset of PPP in the first place.

In my book I'll teach you how the immune system works and what you need to do to boost it to regain your health. I believe by knowing what makes you sick in the first place, it’s much easier to understand what you need to do become well again. I also cover my own PPP journey what caused it and what I did heal naturally by just a few lifestyle changes.

Here’s what you going to learn inside the book
  • What is PPP
  • Topical ointments and treatments for PPP
  • A knowledge and an understanding of how the immune system works
  • How to improve your immune system by just eating the right types of food and what not to eat
  • Why you need to supplement on certain vitamins and minerals and which ones to take
  • How to get to the root of what is causing PPP as this is individual and the triggers are not the same for everybody.
  • And much more…

I will give you a complete healing system, instead of various tactics one might come across that are meant to cure any disease.If you want to stop the Palmoplantar Pustulosis (PPP) outbreaks and end up in remission within a recovery period of three months, this is the book for you.

My book is available in all the major online book shops around the world.

Remember, you don’t need to own a Kindle to read Kindle books you can use apps on your phone or device by downloading the kindle app.

If you want to learn more about PPP check out my other blogpost.

All the best and thank you for your time,

– Åsa Kärrman

Palmoplantar Pustulosis book stores by Åsa Kärrman
8 Comments
Jane
1/25/2016 01:13:21 am

Hi Asa,
A big thanks for this blog and your book which I've just purchased. A question I have is have you continued to take all the supplements you recommend to remain free of PPP or have you been able to stop some? Thanks

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Åsa link
1/25/2016 07:38:27 pm

Hi Jane,

Thank you very much for purchasing my book and I hope you'll enjoy it and it will help you!

I've been cleared from PPP for over three years now, nearly 4 and I don't take all the supplements I recommend in the book and the reason is I feel there's no need as I get most of them from the healthy food I'm eating and I'm not sick any more. I do still take D3 + k2 + Zink + probiotica. When I feel run down (which is not very often) I do take good quality colloidal silver water.

Just get back to me if you have any more questions,

All yhe best,

Åsa

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Ann Boyette
8/14/2018 04:29:22 pm

Asa i just bought two of yours books, i have palmoplantar psorisis,i have just started the diet and supplements you recommended . I would like to share my story on your site,because its crazy trying to figure out what it was, but i couldnt figure out how to share it if you could help me with that. im not very tech savvy. Thanks

Ann Boyette

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Åsa well-heeled
8/14/2018 06:12:27 pm

Hi Ann,

Thanks for getting in touch and for buying my book.

I would love to hear your story and share it with my readers.

Please email me directly and I will publish it on the blog. My email address is asakarrman@gmail.com

Looking forward hearing from you 😀

Kind Regards

Åsa

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Teresa Dalton
3/1/2019 10:00:24 pm

I live in england and would love to put money out in good use can u help me

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Åsa Well-Healed link
3/3/2019 05:18:16 pm

Hi Teresa,

Thank you for your comment.

I'm not fully sure though if I understand your question? Let me know how I can help?

Kind Regards,

Åsa

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Melissa
9/3/2020 11:29:01 am

Hi there, I just wanted to share my story with what I believe is ppp. 7 years ago I broke my leg and required surgery to secure my bone with a metal rod and three screws. A few days after getting back from hospital I noticed a small scaly and itchy rash on the bottom of my right foot. It has been there since, sometimes spreading all over my foot and at one point my hands. The only time it has gone into full remission was when I moved to a cooler climate. 4 years of rash free bliss. Now we are back in a warmer sub tropical climate and the rash is back with a vengeance. I will admit, the stress of the move had me smoking again, been 4 days since my last smoke and keen to not take it up again. I’m also not the healthiest eater currently.

No doctor has ever been able to diagnose me, they just give me steroid creams, another told me to wear leather shoes (so I bought Birkenstock’s), I’ve tried Epsom salts, moisturisers, coconut oil, wearing socks all day. Nothing has ever worked other than moving south to a drier area.

Has anyone else experienced this? Thanks for reading. 😊

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Åsa link
9/14/2020 07:59:20 pm

Hi Melissa,

Thank you so much for sharing your story.

It's quite common to onset PPP (or any other autoimmune disease after having surgery). May I ask if you were given antibiotics after your surgery?

Unfortunately topicals and ointments don't treat PPP, it might give some relief in the short run but it's not a long term solution.

If you want to clear the flares, you need to strengthen your immune system, and the way to do that is to heal your gut.

I highly recommend you reading my other blog posts on the subject and do consider reading my book If you want to learn more about what causes PPP, the triggers, the treatments and how to heal naturally, I'm confident you will find it very helpful.

All the best,

Åsa

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