Professor Peter altmer of Ruhr University in Bochum, Germany, said recently that fumaric acid therapy can effectively treat psoriasis. It not only has fast curative effect, but also can remove roots. It has gradually become the standard therapy for the treatment of moderate to severe psoriasis.

According to a survey of more than 100 psoriasis patients, 80% of them have been cured very well and relatively well after receiving fumaric acid therapy in 12 dermatological medical centers in Germany, and even about 7% of the patients do not appear repeatedly without medication.

Fumaric acid is a colorless crystal, which is usually used to make resins, coatings, varnishes and inks. When it is used in the food industry, it is used as a mordant and chemical intermediate. Professor altmeyer said that in fact, people have long known the efficacy of fumaric acid, but it was later used as an effective drug for the treatment of psoriasis.

Fumaric acid (also known as fumaric acid) in the treatment of psoriasis is not very new news. It was used abroad in the 1980s. A Fuma company in Germany specializes in this kind of medicine. Fumaric acid drugs affect human immune system and can treat rheumatism and psoriasis. It is said that it has some curative effects, but it has great side effects on the liver, kidney and intestines and stomach. It has not been approved by FDA for the treatment of psoriasis, and only has a small amount of application in some parts of Europe.