[split] Dimethylfumarates and Psoriasis

[Caroline]

Yes, this is where I read most and saw pics,that was on this website Psoriasistherapie dot nl
My concern was - it all looks so promising, and all examples are in much better condition. I also read it should help around 75% but was not sure how is it confirmed or was there any study done? (Apart from Fumaderm, where there is much more studies... I am hoping it will be better than Fumaderm actually.) I have read on Polish forum that Biogen is preparing new drug called Panaclar and it will be replacing Fumaderm. It is supposed to be much improved version of Fumaderm that contains...... surprise - only DMF.........(!)
That made me thinking I really must try Psorinovo! after 1 month of preparing prescription and , uf, money I finally got some supply!
J.

That is interesting, we did not know that yet.

Indeed surprising that it only contains DMF, but logical. Here in the Netherlands we already know for years that the "extra's" in Fumaderm are useless and only limit the max dose.
As Psorinovo is slowly released in the intestines and contains no extra's I myself did not choose for Fumaderm. Is it better than Fumaderm... I don't know, it is DMF, but constructed in a smarter way by a docter with tens of years of experience in that field.

I really guess that Biogen is also aiming at a slow release solution. That can be derived from a lawsuit that is going on, on the slow release principle of fumarates. It is claimed to be a new invention by 4 Copenhagen guys.
This patent is fought, as being prior art , by of course Mierlo-Hout (they are using the principle already for many years), and some other pharma's, among which is .................... right....... Biogen .