Posts by Joshua Bennett4

Maria Doyle27 said:Hey, my mom actually picked up that ointment at the same time as the tea, but I only stuck with it for about ten days before giving up... I had just ordered some Aspirin right then, so I switched over to using that instead!

Does anyone know where I can pick up some Aspirin and what the price looks like? 😕

Joshua Allen54 said:I cleared up my psoriasis super fast and easy without any real struggle. Sure, I had to shell out some cash for it, but honestly, you have to pay a little for the good stuff! If anyone wants the details, just shoot me a message...

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Maria Doyle27 said:Oh, right! Regarding that tea—I actually picked it up at Walmart. There’s this herbalist from Des Moines who rents space there and has been selling his goods for quite a while now. He even has a website:

www.travar-mb.hr

Thanks! 😍

By the way, have you ever tried his unknown ointment? It's pretty great...

Maria Doyle27 said:I'm currently chugging this herbal tea meant to help regulate my liver and kidneys. It tastes absolutely revolting, but honestly, if it actually works, I'll drink it until the day I die... 🙏

First off, I just love your posts! You have such an amazing, positive outlook, and that's what really matters most 🙏 😍 👍

But seriously, tell me—what's the name of that tea and where can I find it? 😬

Grace Anderson said:Psoriasis can actually be deadly.
http://www.psoriasis.org/about/psori...throdermic.php
http://www.psoriasis.org/about/psoriasis/pustular.php

I read on this site that about 250 people pass away every year due to psoriasis.👎
The real question is how many people take their own lives because of this condition.
Most people just deal with a milder version and don't even realize how dangerous psoriasis can truly be...

Look, man, that’s not cool.😕 We're all here trying to manage our lives while dealing with psoriasis, and you're coming at us with this heavy depression stuff.☕

Still, those cases are rare... But honestly, talking to others who get it and sharing what we've been through makes it so much easier to accept having this disease. It really helps us avoid falling into those dark, fatal feelings...🙂

Apparently, sipping on dandelion tea isn't a bad idea at all! It’s supposed to be great for your liver, and since liver metabolism plays such a huge role in everything happening with your skin... ☕

The sooner we accept that it's incurable, the faster we'll hit remission... ☕

nimbledriver81 said:
Man, if it were as easy as changing a lightbulb, we'd be set by now...
Scientists have spent decades trying to crack the code on how different diseases actually work. You might forget (or maybe you just didn't know!) that it was only about 50 years ago that we finally mapped out DNA structure, and only after that did we realize certain segments are genes and so on...
Science has come a long way since then, but unfortunately, not quite far enough to fix faulty genes yet. Sadly...

I've been dealing with psoriasis for ten years now, and over that time, I've read basically everything under the sun about it. But I only recently found the simplest way to explain it to people who ask what it actually is: It’s basically a glitchy gene responsible for skin renewal. A healthy person replaces their skin every 28 days, but someone with psoriasis does it every 3 to 4 days. Because the old layers of skin don't get a chance to shed fast enough, they just pile up and create those flakes ☕
It's pretty straightforward 😳

I truly believe that whoever finally deciphers this disease and fixes that genetic defect will win a Nobel prize 🙏

In the meantime, I'll just be doing what all of you are—doing my best with the tools I've got 😁
At least we can all count on having strong immune systems! 🤣 🤣 🤣

Honestly, movie snacks like these are the only reason I regret not living in New York City😵

Kimberly Taylor31 said:Just my first thought...
Javier Bardem.👍
Oh, I just love American cinema...😍

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vividorca5 said:Klaus Maria Brandauer
Emmanuella Seigner
Anne Parillaud

I’d also throw in Jean Reno, Marcello Mastroianni, Penelope, Sophia Loren, and J. P. Belmondo...😍

wearygardener13 said:I mean, this doesn't really seem to fit the thread title at all...😬

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Jerry Doyle67 said:I used that for a long time too, but after getting some advice from Chris Morgan67, I switched things up...

Try applying Pavlovic every night, especially right after you get out of the shower or bath...

It really worked for me, and it still does!...

I just knew the secret was something super simple... I'll give it a shot! 😁

goldenstag213 said:P.S. THIS TREATMENT IS CARCINOGENIC!!!

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David Price5 said:I rarely go for actors based on their movies alone... if the movie is good, the acting is usually great too...
The Royal Tenenbaums (2001)
Gene Hackman, Anjelica Huston, Gwyneth Paltrow, Bill Murray, Alec Baldwin, and of course that hilarious trio Ben Stiller, Luke Wilson, and Owen Wilson,
It’s funny how the Wes Anderson brothers always seem to land the absolute best casts...

I'm with you on this one! 🙏

I just love Zoolander 😍

Kyle Roberts96 said:Did you guys hear that NBC is actually thinking about adding subtitles to movies from our neighbors?

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urbangull said:Hi everyone,

My name is Goran and I’m writing to you from North Mexico. Like most of you here, I’ve been dealing with psoriasis vulgaris for eight years now. It shows up on my joints and my hips, which is where it spreads the most. I work in sheet metal fabrication, so I was wondering if there's any connection between my job and the flare-ups? So far, "Belosalic" has worked best for me, but I just started using "Zorac" two days ago. Also, could someone explain what "Oil Springs" refers to? Is it a specific clinic or facility that treats this condition? If so, does anyone have an address, phone number, email, or website? I'd really appreciate any info... Thanks in advance!

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Oil Springs is a wellness retreat located in Ivanić Grad. Here is the link where you can find all their contact details and addresses: 😬

swiftwolf18 said:It's actually super simple! Just look up Oil Springs and call their clinic to schedule an appointment with Dr. Krnjević-Pezić. Before you go, just ask your primary care doctor for a referral to the Oil Springs facility. Once you have your checkup with her, she’ll walk you through exactly which treatments will work best based on how your psoriasis is acting right now.
I usually stick to phototherapy since my skin isn't too bad—just some spots on my elbows and legs—and the results after about six weeks are absolutely amazing! You can usually get a clear stretch for half a year, maybe even longer... Plus, insurance covers everything, so there aren't any out-of-pocket costs for the treatment. It's totally worth it, trust me!!

I had no idea about this, thanks! 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

swiftwolf18 said:at the Oil Springs

Does anyone know how you actually get access to treatment at the Oil Springs? Do you need a referral from a doctor, or can you just show up on your own? Also, what kind of pricing are we looking at... and does health insurance typically cover any of it? 😕