Case Study: Psoriasis in Child Healed in 2 Weeks with CDS Protocol





Patient Testimonial
- Patient:** Child (age not disclosed)
- Condition:** Psoriasis (Schuppenflechte)
- Treatment Duration:** 2 weeks
- Outcome:** Complete healing — "psoriasis in kid healed in 2 weeks"
Background
The patient is a child suffering from psoriasis, a chronic autoimmune skin condition causing red, scaly patches. The condition was severe enough to require documented treatment and resulted in complete healing within just 2 weeks.
The case was documented with photographs before and after treatment, showing the dramatic improvement in the child's skin condition.
Treatment Protocol Applied
The child was treated with CDS (Chlorine Dioxide) protocol:
- **CDS Application:** Applied to affected skin areas
- **Duration:** 2 weeks of consistent treatment
- **Method:** Topical application to psoriatic lesions
Results
After 2 weeks of CDS treatment:
- **Complete healing** of the psoriasis
- The child's skin returned to normal
- Photographic evidence clearly shows before/after contrast
- The father describes the outcome as "healed" — complete resolution
The speed of healing — complete psoriasis resolution in just 2 weeks — is remarkable for a condition typically considered chronic and lifelong.
Clinical Significance
This case demonstrates:
- **Rapid Psoriasis Resolution:** Complete healing in 2 weeks for a condition typically requiring long-term management
- **Pediatric Application:** Safe and effective treatment for a child
- **Non-Steroidal Approach:** CDS treatment avoided corticosteroids commonly used for psoriasis
- **Visual Documentation:** Before/after photographs provide clear evidence
- **Complete Healing:** Not just symptom relief — complete resolution of the condition
Psoriasis is typically considered a chronic, lifelong condition requiring ongoing management. This case challenges that assumption by showing complete healing in just 2 weeks.
Source
Personal testimonial shared via Telegram. Patient: child with psoriasis. Treatment: CDS protocol. Duration: 2 weeks.