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Hi, JoAnn:
The psoriatic skin lesions are almost certainly caused by a gram negative starch-loving common bowel germ, very similar to the germ that causes AS: Klebsiella pneumoniae. Treating AS with antibiotics successfully requires attention to diet–that is a diet that excludes starches and also a diet that heals the gut, is alkaline-reacting, and somewhat laxative.
Psoriasis could be treated with antibiotics, but it is important to understand how these react with diets, supplements, and affect the gut–which is the primary reason for this condition.
HEALTH,
John
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