Both weight loss and a different diet can help those suffering from psoriasis: as far as weight loss is concerned, a recent Danish research has in fact established that overweight people who also suffered from psoriasis saw a clear and significant improvement in symptoms, and in some cases the disappearance of the problem. According to Dr. Doris Day, a dermatologist in New York, psoriasis is not a simple skin disease as it is assumed : stressful conditions favor the worsening of symptoms, and being overweight is undoubtedly one of these conditions, as we have seen. that this skin pathology is common in people suffering from diabetes mellitus conditions or cardiovascular diseases.
Conditions that can improve with weight loss and a cleaner, more balanced diet.
Nutrition, yes: what does it have to do with psoriasis? 

For those of normal weight, a change in one’s eating habits can alleviate symptoms on the skin, even if not aimed at weight loss : for example, a series of foods can be identified that can cause intestinal inflammation, another stress factor, and that affects this condition. The inflammatory response is subjective, and can involve foods such as casein or gluten. The National Psoriasis Foundation , for example, suggests a gluten-free diet to combat or relieve the symptoms of psoriasis.
Identifying any intolerances or foods to limit and eating healthier can undoubtedly help psoriasis sufferers.