Now I’ve heard of chondroitin reducing psoriasis, especially when it was paired with Crohn’s disease or arthritis.  But now they’re saying that HGH treatment could treat psoriasis.  So in theory, our skin manifests things that go wrong in the rest of our body, and it definitely is the largest organ in the human body.  But if you are not healthy in some ways, you may experience psoriasis, dry, scaly patches on the skin.  It is generally hereditary, and it may also affect your fingernails, elbows, and finger tips with thick, dry skin that might even bleed in some cases. 

Tearing in worse cases can be extremely painful.  It may differ between individuals.  But they say that HGH improves overall health and therefore improves psoriasis.  It strengthens your immune system, helps you to fight off infections, improves blood circulation, and naturally improves skin, preventing skin irritation.  Also some ingredients found in HGH supplements such as arginine actually improve skin healing, reduce irritation, strengthen the immune system, and otherwise promote faster healing and reduced bacteria and irritation. 

So in that way, it actually makes a bit more sense, especially in relation to this very specific treatment plan and otherwise.  So in short, HGH supplements would be advisable, not necessarily the injections.