Psoriasis is zeker niet zeldzaam, ruim 2 % van de bevolking krijgt ermee te maken.1,2 Hoewel meestal mild, loopt niemand er graag mee rond. Psoriasis zijn afschilferende huidvlekken, in de ernstige gevallen hebben we te maken met een systemische ziekte die het risico op andere aandoeningen (hart- en vaatziekte, dementie, nierziekte) verhoogt.3 Hoewel het overduidelijk is dat leefstijl ziekte en ziekteverloop mee bepaalt, komt dit aspect nog weinig aan bod in onderzoek en behandeling.
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