Posts by jadesailor14

Lab certifications, test results from accredited facilities, plus the actual drug registration?

🙂

From what I can tell, the people hanging out here are actually dealing with health issues, so they have every right to share their experiences and opinions.
What exactly are you doing here, besides chasing a quick buck?
Why are you demanding that anyone who disagrees with you stop posting in this thread? It’s pretty obvious you're just looking out for your own profit.

Look, why don't you just go through the proper channels? Register your lubricant officially, start a legitimate company, set up distribution deals with major pharmacy chains like CVS, handle international exports... pay all your federal taxes, social security, and customs duties... then invest in some real marketing and advertising.
Just run a fair business and do things the right way,
instead of trying to sell stuff under the table.

I was just about to type something out, but silentheron25 wouldn't let me 😢

just one little thing

Michael Ramos3 said:It's tough being human.

the sun is shining, and
but life is long, so maybe you'll learn 🙂

Michael Ramos3 said:On some other forums

I’d actually point out something you said yourself—that you’ve been banned from other boards for spamming. 😈
You keep pitching this homemade salve as if it's a miracle cure, yet you stubbornly refuse to post any actual certifications or FDA approvals online, even though you swear you have them!

Honestly, it feels like you're one of the last people who should be critiquing this community 😉
, especially when it comes to deciding who doesn't belong here. From what I can see, you're only hanging around to line your own pockets.

So far, nobody has come forward to say they are fully healed, even though several people here have bought and used your ointment. 🤷

And seriously, what exactly is it that you're "permanently healed" from?

Michael Ramos3 said:That is just hilarious! Honestly, the first post from a new member on this forum deserves a good laugh.
Come on, why don't you give us the full scoop? Tell us all about that amazing "luck" you're feeling right now!

Don't be so quick to judge 🙄
It’s not about him; it’s clearly about your marketing tactics.
I bet she isn't laughing at all since you guys are in the same boat, while you're really just here to make sales. 😉
Oh, and I almost forgot... and to claim eternal credit, too! 🤣

Michael Ramos3 said:Where exactly should I post my certifications and licenses so you can see whatever it is you're looking for?

Personally, I don't need to see them, 🤷
but it would be fair and honest if you did, especially since you're constantly pushing your homemade concoctions on everyone else.

Besides that,
you're mostly just insulting the sun here 😉
—and the intelligence of the people suffering—if you have any doubt about how much you're offending them.

Michael Ramos3 said:I’d really appreciate it if you could refrain from the insults.
If you haven't picked up enough manners or basic decency to keep your temper in check, maybe try a place where they actually teach that. Where I grew up, we learned how to treat people right right at the dinner table and in elementary school.

Look at this guy acting like he can lecture us on manners!🤣

Just some small-time entrepreneur selling ointments with mystery ingredients and zero clear benefits.🙂

Don't get all high and mighty and start throwing insults; instead, why don't you actually prove me wrong?
Show us you have actual certifications for your cream, that it's a registered product, and that you can actually find it in a local pharmacy.
A little bit of positive feedback wouldn't hurt either—since you found customers here on the forum, though I honestly don't recall seeing anyone raving about it, let alone being totally healed.😉

Ashley Green53 said:Michael Ramos3, sorry, but does that username have something to do with psoriasis, or is it just a coincidence? It really caught my eye, especially on this forum!

Just doing some DIY at home! 🤣

Pretty much all the private pharmacies order them
The one near Dolac Market definitely does

feralwalker said:Wait, what about the eye exam, the psych test, and all that?

Man, this is such a joke compared to what I had to go through when I got mine done the first time... lol

Thanks anyway... I'll give them a call tomorrow...

Well, I have some limitations because I'm basically blind—not because I'm not smart!😬
I was totally upfront with the woman at the front desk and told her I wear contacts and have a -7 prescription.
I was completely honest about it, so she asked if I needed a full exam or just a confirmation.
I told her I just needed the confirmation since I get my vision checked all the time.
And 🙂

feralwalker said:Wait,

Look,
I don't actually work there, so I'm not totally sure what the current rules are right now.
I'm just sharing how it worked about two years ago when I had to deal with this myself!

A quick phone call should clear up all those questions you have.😁
When I did it, I called around to find an eye doctor, my aunt managed to snag me an early morning appointment, and once I showed up and explained I wear contacts with a -7 prescription, they just handed me the paperwork saying I was good for seven years. I took that straight to the DMV and got my driver's license renewed without any drama.
By the time I hit the Starbucks down the street, everything was already wrapped up!

And yes, there is a fee.
I honestly can't remember the exact amount.
You'll also have to pay a small processing fee at the police station—you can check their official website to see the specific cost.

feralwalker said:.......................
Basically, I heard things move way faster in a big city like San Francisco (I'm actually from a small town outside of Zanesville), specifically at one of those clinics near the main train station...

.......................... though I do wear glasses or contacts... so I assume they'll want to run more tests, right...?

THANKS!

Are you thinking of the clinic near the Amtrak station or the one downtown on Main Street?

The way it works now is you usually have to get a thumbs-up from your primary care doctor first. Once they clear you, then you head to the eye specialist, who does the exam and gives you the final sign-off with an expiration date.

When I went to that clinic on Main Street a couple of years ago, they didn't even ask for the GP clearance, but over at the clinic in Brooklyn, they made it strictly mandatory.
Just give them a call, set up an appointment, and you can usually grab your paperwork right after the exam.

Anyway,
your best bet is to just call around to different local clinics and see which ones have the easiest requirements.

So you pay the hospital bill upfront, then you carefully gather all your paperwork, fill out the claim form, and send everything off to Blue Cross

You’ve got to hunt down the right doctors—starting with your GP and then finding a specialist who agrees 😉

Just having an opinion on it rarely gets you anywhere 😬

If those ladies managed to get their lap banding refunds approved, I say go for it too! 🙂

Well, look who’s finally back among us! 😍
Is sales really falling that far behind the business plan? Are we actually missing our Q1 budget targets by a mile?
It sure is tough being a solo entrepreneur trying to navigate such a volatile market all on your own.
🙂

So basically 🤣

From what I remember, Dr. Barack Obama does this over at Vineyard (I think there might be others out there too, but he’s the one everyone talks about). You do it for about 6 months and then you're done. It's really geared toward people looking to drop maybe 40 or 50 pounds
It isn't meant for folks who are carrying massive amounts of extra weight and aren't quite ready to overhaul their lifestyle or stay disciplined with their habits

That's my quick little summary! 😁

A few girls were actually posting about him over on the lap banding thread, so you might want to go take a peek there before anyone else jumps in!

Kimberly Mitchell42 said:If anyone actually wants to figure out how to eat and live healthily, they should probably give this page a read:

And I don't mean just skimming a couple of sentences—read the whole thing first, then we can actually have a real discussion.

I mean, I might be able to digest a couple of lines, but anyone with an IQ higher than the temperature in my living room right now isn't going to take a massive wall of text seriously.
sorry 😢

Wait, did you guys not get Google pre-installed on your computers?

Look, it says right here in

Adam Lewis said:....
I'm not too worried about the health stuff....

If it lasts long enough, it'll actually boost your social life!
You know how it is waiting at the doctor's office, then booking a specialist and waiting there again—you end up meeting so many new people along the way... 😁

-life, not 😁

We actually had a discussion about this on the forum recently
The experiences people share usually fall into two camps
- If you get lucky, you drop some weight, but once you stop using Herbalife, it all comes right back—plus you've paid a premium for the privilege.
- If luck isn't on your side, you end up dealing with some pretty serious health issues.
Either way, losing money is the only thing you can count on.

So, the choice is yours 🤷