Kim Kardashian West was diagnosed with a skin condition in 2011, and has since sought out various different medical treatments to cure, or at least treat her Psoriasis flare-ups.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians star has now taken an unconventional approach: she has turned to a medical medium for help.
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In a new clip from KUWTK, 38-year-old Kardashian West and sister Kourtney Kardashian, encounter the spirit world with medium Anthony William.
“The medical medium can talk to spirit, but he is not a real doctor,” the KKW beauty founder says in a confessional. “I am all about mediums, I’m so obsessed. Anyone that knows me knows I love connecting to the spirit world. So yeah, if he can tell me anything about my psoriasis and how to fix it, I’m down to see what happens.”
Kardashian West firstly shows William a red, blotchy flare-up on her leg.
“When it gets to my face, there’s a problem,” she explains.
William summons spirits as he waves his hands around the reality star’s body.
“Just going through every organ, looking for the problem,” he explains. “With you, it’s definitely the liver. You have really high deposits of copper… That’s a dermatoxin, so that’s a poison that’s floating to the skin.”
So what then was his solution? Celery juice!
“Celery juice is gonna neutralise that copper,” he says. “Your psoriasis will start going away, and that’s why I want you on it.”
Kim admits she’s “a little skeptical,” she’s all for giving his suggestion a go.
William might not be a dermatologist, but his website states him as the originator of the “Global Celery Juice Movement.”
He encourages people to drink celery juice on an empty stomach daily as a “healing practice” to help with problems like digestive issues, skin conditions, migraines and fatigue.
Kim has in the past tried different remedies, like special creams and detox smoothies to herbal ointments and light therapy.
She told PEOPLE in November 2017 that her psoriasis was “like 60 percent gone” thanks to the light therapy.
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