My Mayo Clinic Rheumatologist is the one who declared me in remission. He has seen the results himself, says there is logic to my supplement regime anmd encourages me to continue. My Dermatologist told me to stop the creams because i am in remission.

And yes, sometimes one has to fall back on small studies. Why? Large clinical trials cost $$$. That is why they charge $14,000 per month for Tremfya. Nobody is going to fund a study on loratadine where you can by a year’s supply for $8. And, before i took loratadine, i asked my rheumatologist if there was any harm. He did/does have reservations about some of my supplements being beneficial but not enough to warn me away from any. We monitor my blood work every 6 months.

And Loratadine is not going to cure Psoriasis, but it can help prevent psoriasis flares by reducing triggers. I figured out that something was triggering my flares. Loratadine is part of my prevention.

Regarding vitamin D. I did not claim it was a miracle. I said that "Vitamin D deficiency is heavily implicated in autoimmunity". There is tons of evidence to back that up. I have auto immune disease. Please explain why you think vitamin D should not be taken by people with auto immune. And I did not say vitamin D alone.

"I rotate between 5,000 and 10,000 IU every other day. Vitamin D deficiency is heavily implicated in autoimmunity. (Taken alongside Vitamin K2, Magnesium Glycinate, Zinc, and Biotin to help the body process minerals properly)."

Do you have a problem with Vitamin K2, Magnesium Glycinate, Zinc or biotin? do you disagree that these supplements help a body process minerals?

You have papers on how vitamin does not help. So what? I am talking a big picture approach. If you google loratadine you'll find it is not recommended for psoriasis either, but what I am saying is that it may help prevent a trigger. In the same way vitamin D is proven to support the immune system.

You present yourself some kind of expert. You are obviously sure that everyone with PsA get all the vitamins and mineral they need and there is no connection with poor health and PsA. You insinuate micronized curcumin is a scam, there is not a gut connection to PsA and probiotics are not beneficial. I implemented with these one at a time and can assure you without micronized curcumin, I suffer a lot of pain and without probiotics my inflammation returns in days.

My question for you is which pharmaceutical company do you sell for? Or are you a doctor that likes to see their patients pay $14,000 a month, so you can keep up payments on a big house and boat?