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• TITLE: Solasodine Glycosides from the Eggplant in a Topical Cream PsorendBEC Are Effective against Psoriasis

  AUTHORS: Tania R. Chase, Kai E. Cham, Bill E. Cham

  KEYWORDS: Psoriasis, BEC, Solasodine Glycosides, PsorendBEC, Eggplant, Devil’s Apple, Black Nightshade

  JOURNAL NAME: International Journal of Clinical Medicine, Vol.10 No.3, March 18, 2019

  ABSTRACT: Background: Psoriasis is a chronic disease that can have significant effects on quality of life. Aim: To test whether the antineoplastic, antipathogenic plant derived secondary metabolites, solasodine glycosides, can treat psoriasis. Case Presentation: We report a case of a 54-year-old French-Vietnamese male who presented with diagnosed erythematous scaly annular recalcitrant psoriasis scattered throughout his body. Method: After failing conventional treatment regimens for over 10 years the patient received a trial with a topical cream formulation PsorendBEC, containing solasodine glycosides, for his psoriasis. Result: Topical applications of PsorendBEC twice daily resulted in complete resolution of cutaneous lesions after 4 weeks of treatment with no recurrence post 1 year after therapy. Conclusion: Topical PsorendBEC therapy rapidly removes recalcitrant psoriasis with no apparent side effects.