Champori is an herbal skin remedy that (according to champori.com) is supposed to have been developed by Tibetan monks centuries ago. According to different sources (a smattering of people in different psoriasis forums), champori brings about dramatic improvements for eczema (inflammatory, itchy skin conditions in general), including seborrheic dermatitis and psoriasis.
Something that seems a bit suspicious to me is that a few people say that they used it and then “BAM” it worked and then everyone else (the majority) has never heard of it. In any case, most people who have anything to say about it report positive results.
Champori has not been evaluated or approved by the FDA as of yet. It’s a “home grown remedy” that you would most likely have to experiment with to get an accurate idea of how well it works. You will most likely have to purchase it online.
If it is made from herbal / natural substances, then I would guess that it is not excessively dangerous… but you might want to consult your doctor to see if he/she has heard of it or would approve of you experimenting with it.
Ingredients include: Indigo naturalis (widely used as a natural flaky skin treatment), isatis tinctoria, psoralea fruit, coptis chinensis, phellodendron amurense, sophora flavescens (another commonly used herbal skin treatment) and centella asiatica (has been proven to promote healing).
