The eye version of Virolex works better than the one for herpes. Plus, since it's clear, you could probably pass it off as lip gloss. (My dad is an ophthalmologist, so take his word for it)
I’ve never really been a coffee drinker—not the kind who sits down for a ritualistic cup anyway. I've had it here and there, but I can't stand the taste or how it makes me feel. It gives me terrible headaches and my heart starts racing, so... it's just not for me.
Honestly, you should probably see a doctor and just cut out the caffeine altogether. If the headaches persist, stick to some Advil.
mistybear20 said:I’ve heard about that Psoriasis cream and honey combo too. I actually tried the Psoriasis cream myself, but it didn't do a thing for me. Interestingly enough, it worked wonders for my mother; the Psoriasis hasn't even returned to those spots since.
The Psoriasis cream really needs to be paired with some raw honey to work. It certainly didn't work for me alone.
I’m not sure how much you all know about this, but I didn't have the energy to dig through twenty-five pages of comments. In the States, there’s this "elixir of life" that, when paired with Psoriasis cream, actually helps clear up skin issues. My mother keeps it stocked at her pharmacy, and believe me, anyone who tries it once ends up coming back for more.
I only run into this issue with gold jewelry. I’ve found the best fix is just not wearing my gold earrings at all. My fingers swell up from gold rings too, so I’ve given those up as well. As for necklaces, I won't even attempt it; God knows what would happen.
Emily Hayes said:I’m guessing wanderingcanyon3 either finally figured out her issues with tampons over the last four years or just gave up on them entirely. 😁
Haha, I honestly didn't even notice how old this thread was.
goldenwolf4 said:I suppose it’s possible🙄 , though it might be a bit difficult since there isn't much moisture to work with..🙄 But I have to ask, why would you even bother using a tampon when you aren't on your period??😕
Doesn't the instructions manual say you shouldn't? I'll go tear it apart and see for myself.
It doesn't say anything🙏. But I'm absolutely certain I read somewhere that they shouldn't be used outside of menstruation.