Look, nobody’s actually buying those mass-market teas from brands like Lipton or Bigelow. What’s the point? If you want results, you buy your tea from actual herbal apothecaries—the kind where everything is 100% natural, dried properly, and free of any junk additives. I drink them myself, and honestly, I'm convinced they work. You've got to do something to support your internal system.
Today’s my last day before I head out on vacation. Honestly, we're going to do what we have to do and get rid of this nuisance once and for all. I tried it once before, but it wasn't exactly ideal—plus, we had a few rainstorms lately, so things felt a bit too chilly. I can't think of any good jokes off the top of my head right now. Keep smiling, everyone. Have a good one.
jadesailor14, I woke up laughing. I knew exactly what you were getting at. Honestly, that whole thing was just pointless; I wasn't trying to push anyone's buttons. But let me reiterate: this space is for those of us actually dealing with this. We should stick to communicating with each other so we can offer some actual support and advice. Advice from someone who doesn't even have psoriasis? It’s useless and holds zero value here. This is a place for the "victims," as the saying goes... if you aren't one of them, you don't belong. Period.
Look, I’m not getting worked up. I actually went through that school, so I know what I'm talking about. I just don't want people trying to lecture us. The reality is, this thread is for those of us who are actually dealing with this issue. If you don't have this problem, there's no reason for you to be here acting like an expert every single day. It's not like I'm jumping into a thread about keto diets or getting shredded or whatever—I just want people to show some empathy. I learned my lesson the hard way.
So, you’re still out here stubbornly trying to push your agenda on everyone else. For me, it didn't work after the promised fifteen days, and it certainly didn't work after a full month. That was it; I stopped using it. Don't try to lecture me when your motives are that obvious. You don't have psoriasis, so you don't have anything to contribute here on a daily basis. Seriously, go find a basketball forum or something. You don't belong here. This space is for those of us actually living with psoriasis.
Look, I’m telling you now: stop engaging with Tobon in these discussions. To everyone else, just ignore him. I tried using his lubricant myself, thinking that if I followed the instructions, I’d see some results after about 15 days. It smells terrible, feels greasy, and is a nightmare to wash off. I stuck to the directions because I was desperate, just like I’ve been countless times before, hoping for actual relief. Well, nothing happened. Not after 15 days, and not after a full month of applying it. Between the stench and ruining my clothes—which I ended up tossing because the stains wouldn't come out—it became clear this is just another one of those useless gimmicks. Bottom line: it didn't work, and it cost me about $65. Whatever. Those of us posting here are the victims—the ones actually living with this condition. This space is for us, unfortunately, because of what we're dealing with. If you don't have psoriasis, you have no business being here, especially with your "propaganda" designed to turn a profit off our misery. Seriously, if you aren't suffering from this, stay out of our conversations. The only outsiders who belong here are parents of young kids who are just starting the battle we've been fighting for years. Everyone else is unnecessary with their comments, suggestions, and especially their profit-driven motives. So, don't order that stuff from him like I did, and don't bother talking to him; he isn't helping anyone. Let's just stick to communicating among ourselves so we can actually help one another.
Don't bother ordering anything from him. It’s a waste of time and you'll just end up burning through your cash... honestly, it’s pretty obvious why he’s dodging bank transfers and insisting on cash in hand. Just classic shady business right there.
It probably feels like we're all losing our minds here. Honestly, nobody in my family ever dealt with this before me, so I’m basically the guinea pig for this whole mess. It’s not exactly a lottery win. Right now, I'm using Psorcutan, and the last bit of redness I have is just along my hairline. That's it—for the first time in maybe 15 years, everything else is gone. I finally got some relief after cutting my hair super short and switching to a specific medicated shampoo. My skin hasn't changed much overall; my hands look way better than my feet, and I haven't even bothered treating my feet because I just don't have the energy. Since summer is finally here—and you really have to experience it in person—I'm planning to take at least two weeks off for vacation. I'll be hitting the beach every single day, so I'm betting the ocean air and salt will clear up what's left on my hands, back, and stomach. At least my head is finally clear, and that constant irritation in my ears—which was a daily nightmare—is finally gone. Just ignore this annoying, exhausting guy. Don't even bother arguing with him. Not a single word.
So, goldenstag213 and I finally met up today. He brought over some honey and an ointment for me. Honestly, this stuff has been a lifesaver, and I truly believe it’ll work for you and anyone else willing to give it a shot. Here are a few shots showing how my skin is looking. The photo quality isn't great—my camera has seen better days—but you can see the difference. Everything used to be bright red, just constantly inflamed... now, you can see that only the very edge is still slightly red, while the rest of the skin looks pretty much back to normal. This is what's happening on my hands.
Psorex has been working well for me. The skin inside the affected areas looks completely healthy now; I’m just left dealing with some lingering redness around the edges. Once I get a clear shot, I’ll post a photo so you can see the actual progress for yourselves. Most importantly, this isn't some sketchy industrial concoction—it's plant-based, so it’s safe to use as a topical cream without worrying about harsh chemicals. Just a tip for the uninitiated: you really need to focus on detoxing your system from the inside out. It's non-negotiable. Stick to a strict diet while you're at it, too.
I’d honestly suggest cutting your hair shorter; it’ll definitely help. Long hair just doesn't let your scalp breathe the way it does when it's short. Take my word for it—I barely have any hair left on my head now, but I used to have a massive mane back when I kept it long. These days, I wash mine every three days and it works wonders for me. I usually just stick with Neutrogena gel.
Honestly, if you’ve got any actual experience dealing with this kind of pressure, I’d advise against even touching that stuff. From what I’ve seen, the only thing that actually worked for me—without causing any side effects—was Psorex and some herbal teas to help flush everything out. Anything industrial or those fake "miracle cures" you see advertised in places like New York won't do a damn thing for you.
Finally, that annoying guy is gone. I’m really hoping they clear all this out soon, too—summer is right around the corner, and with it comes all those uncomfortable issues popping up everywhere. Plus, there's work to be done. Sometimes you actually have to break a sweat, and personally, if I sweat even a little bit, the itching becomes unbearable. Unfortunately, the local hospitals won't offer much help. It's just one of those systems where regular people like us don't get much support.
Someone mentioned the T-gel shampoo earlier, so I figured I’d chime in—it really worked for me. Like, visibly worked. My skin has almost stopped peeling entirely. Also, pro tip: keeping your hair short makes a massive difference. I’ve been using this stuff for quite a while now, and since my hair is short, one bottle lasts for months. Seriously, just cut it short. For women especially, it's a game changer because you can't exactly rock long, flowing hair when you're dealing with this. 🙂 On another note, I started applying some Psorex from Bihać again, and the progress is already huge. The center of the patches has almost vanished; there's just a bit of redness left around the edges. I might snap a photo next time to show how it looks. I'm also back on that herbal tea blend. Honestly, I don't have any flakes on my hands, back, or stomach anymore—just feeling pampered over here. There's still a little bit on my legs, but it's just a thin layer that shows up after a shower once the skin dries out. I honestly think Michael Ramos3 should be banned; he's more exhausting than anyone else here. Poly, just ban him already—why the hesitation? Anyway, cheers everyone. I'm staying hopeful that by summer, my hands will finally be clear.
Look, stop hating. You posted some garbage that didn't actually work. Maybe it works for someone else, but it didn't work for me, and that’s just a fact. I wasn't even talking about that. It didn't help, period; we move on. You're constantly jumping into arguments with everyone and becoming a real nuisance. I'll tell jadesailor14 to ban you. I followed the instructions myself and ended up in more pain than before because of your advice—and honestly, who cares about what happened to that old neighborhood anymore? It's all gone anyway. If you're so adamant that your method provides permanent results, then show me some photos. Show me people who had this issue before and how they look now. Give me names. The reality is you don't have any solid arguments. It always comes back to "it helped..."—helped who? I don't care. I'm reporting you to jadesailor14 now. 😂
Regarding Psorex, I’ve used both the cream and the ointment from Antičević, so I have a few thoughts. To get the best results with Psorex, you really should pair it with honey to help detoxify—basically eating it while applying the cream. When I first tried this combo, it worked wonders; almost everything cleared up. Since I tan easily, once my skin darkened a bit from some sun exposure, the patches blended right in with my normal skin tone. Years ago, Antičević recommended tea and cream to me, but nothing actually worked until I started using Psorex; it acted incredibly fast. Just a heads-up: apply it lightly because it’s potent. That was the advice I got from the lady at the shop. Its main advantage is that it’s herbal and natural, unlike the industrial chemicals I’m currently using. Honestly, I’m not sure if I’d switch back to Psorex or just quit this current stuff entirely and see how my skin reacts. I think it's vital to drink a cleansing tea or use honey to clear out whatever is happening inside your system, because that's where the root of the skin issues usually lies.
Hi there. I’m still using Zorax gel, but honestly, the itching has become absolutely insane lately. It’s never been this bad; I’m scratching myself raw because there's no other way to deal with it. On the plus side, the patches have thinned out and faded a bit. I’m just praying they disappear soon—summer is right around the corner, and we all know what that means. God, I don't want to deal with this again; it's going to be a bloody summer. Regarding my scalp, having shorter hair actually helps quite a bit. Personally, I’ve been using T gel for over a year now and it’s done the trick—those thick patches are gone, and my head feels smooth when I run my hand over it. There's still a little redness, but that should clear up eventually. My ears used to be a mess with scaling, but that’s fine now, which is a relief. My whole body is affected; there isn't a single spot that hasn't been hit at some point. The larger spots are scattered everywhere. A major issue for me is that if I get even slightly worked up or if the weather gets warm, the itching starts immediately as soon as my body temperature rises. My nails are doing okay for now, though. After all these years, this whole situation is just overwhelming. I might try drinking some tea again; hopefully, that provides some relief. I'm also thinking about trying that sage remedy someone mentioned—maybe that'll help too. My advice? Don't go slathering yourself in random creams and ointments. In my experience, white base creams seem to be the only gentle option that actually helps. Hopefully, things will improve. Best regards to the community, of course.
I don't usually spend much time posting or reading; it’s always depressing seeing new accounts pop up—basically just more victims of this mess. Personally, things haven't improved at all. Ever since I started using some nasty Belgian ointment, my skin has been itching so badly that my shirts are covered in blood and I'm ruining my sheets. There’s no fighting it; if I get even slightly agitated, it becomes an absolute nightmare. My skin is bright red—thin, but red—and it stings my eyes just looking at it. This has been dragging on since last summer, and if this cream doesn't start working soon, I already know what kind of hell awaits me this summer. Honestly, it's been hanging over my head all year. I might try starting some herbal tea again to cleanse my system, since I feel like I'm definitely toxic on the inside. The 26th is coming fast, but this misery refuses to leave. No relief in sight.
I’ve used this cream myself; I still have almost a full container left. I was taking that honey supplement alongside it, too. Personally, I don't mind the smell—it just has a herbal scent to it. You really need to apply it in a very thin layer because it’s potent. When I first started using it, combined with the honey, it actually worked for me. It cleared up almost everything. Later on, once things flared back up, I tried the cream and the honey again, but since my immune system had become resistant, it didn't work like it did the first time. I guess it’s one of those things that works for some people and doesn't work for others. Anyway, if anyone wants to give it a shot, shoot me a message and I'll send you my container. For free. I won't be using it anymore myself.