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What you eat, or don't eat, may improve your psoriasis

Presented by Jerry Bagel, M.D.

We already know that eating nutritious foods like fresh fruits, vegetables and whole grains are good for our health. But, can eating or eliminating certain food from our diet help reduce psoriasis flares? Dermatologist and psoriasis expert Jerry Bagel, M.D., will provide useful information about how our diet can contribute to the success of managing psoriasis and improving treatment outcomes.

Questions?
Contact Kathleen Carter, Outreach Coordinator, at kcarter@psoriasis.org or 800.723.9166, ext. 361.

The views and opinions expressed in the webcast are those of the speaker. The speaker's views and opinions are not endorsed by the National Psoriasis Foundation or its sponsors.