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Should i cut out dairy&caffeine to help psoriasis/psoriatic arthritis?i eat milk, yogurt, some coffee&green tea
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Diet for Psoriasis: In general, the paths that "suggestive" dietary studies have lead researchers down have typically ended in disappointment. One promising idea was that fish oil would benefit those with psoriasis.
Answered 5/29/2014
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