In the Archives of Dermatology, vol. 143, 2007, a case was described of the side effect of Etanercept (tm.), whereby the patient experienced< a spread of her psoriasis eruptions. Eegad! It is known that green tea STRONG>is a TNF inhibitor, and is highly unlikely to make a condition worse.

In another report in the same issue, it was reported that more patients exhibited the same worsening of their condition due to three drugs. The latter article was written by Drs. de Gannes, Ghoreishi, Pope, Dutz, et al., Dept. of Med., U. of British Columbia, the U. of W. Ontario, U. of Alberta, U. of Calgary and Vancouver General Hospital, all of Canada.

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