Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]
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Chris Morgan67 said:Go girl power! 😍
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Chris Morgan67 said:Go girl power! 😍
Michael Ramos3 said:You're barking up the wrong tree,
Sales have never been better!
Michael Ramos3 said:And I'm definitely going to ignore you on at least one thing, just for kicks!
Michael Ramos3 said:Lately, this forum has turned into one giant commercial for "scented hand creams" and all those fancy new imported medications packed with corticosteroids! It feels like everyone is just pitching their favorite products these days.
Michael Ramos3 said:He’s basically become totally counterproductive now—it's like he turned into the exact opposite of who he was at the start (or at least back in his prime)!
It’s actually wild how many people just lurk around here! I know because I've had so many folks reach out to me privately just to chat about what's going on without ever actually posting anything themselves.
If they want to confirm this—or if that number is already floating around somewhere and I've just missed it—the moderator can definitely step in! It would be great if they could share exactly how many people are dropping by this thread every single day.
Michael Ramos3 As I was saying:
The vibe on the forums is totally different! It feels like the same group of people keeps circling back to the exact same topics and experiences—even when they admit those methods haven't actually worked for them. They all just use the same excuse, claiming they're still hunting for something "all-natural" or a new health trend to test out on themselves. I went through something similar last year looking for organic skincare, and I know how easy it is to get stuck in that loop!
Why is it that once you've made up your mind about something, you feel the need to push everyone else toward that same conclusion? It feels like people just want to stack the deck so they can point at the crowd and claim they were right all along! I remember trying to convince my coworkers at Starbucks to try a new seasonal roast last year, and it felt exactly like this—just looking for validation through numbers rather than actual logic.
Honestly, I think that’s just being dishonest—first with yourself, and then with everyone else!
It feels like the vibe here has shifted lately! There’s this constant stream of new people joining, but they just pop in and out without really getting involved. Meanwhile, it seems like a tiny group of four or five folks keeps up this negative tension, constantly backing each other up on the same old tired topics. It's a bit frustrating because I've been told I can't jump into the discussions freely—they claim I'm just trying to promote my own business interests, while others are actually being shut down!
It looks like some people are getting pretty worked up over this vote, but don't act like you invented the idea! I’m calling on everyone to check back through our old threads—you'll see I was actually the first one to suggest a referendum on a topic just like this. Back then, nobody was nearly as loud or honest about supporting a vote (even if they were voting "no"). Looking at the turnout now, it's surprisingly low, especially considering we have hundreds of registered members here in the US.
So, let's not get ahead of ourselves regarding our influence; since the participation doesn't even hit a minimum quorum, maybe we should step back and leave some room for others to speak up when we can't.
frozenbadger54 said:There actually are clinics like that in the US.! www.mrsavim.com . They guarantee you'll eat much less after the first treatment... take a look
Michael Ramos3 said:Oh, you almighty, merciful police officer, please!
It would be wonderful if we could hand out red cards to those who are being rude and insulting others.
Michael Ramos3 said:But this is also an area where our moderator really needs to step up. It keeps happening—on the very last page of our forum (not yours!), there are two posts where people are just swearing and being disrespectful.
cosmicowl50 said:I remember some old guy telling me back in the day—long before all these modern wellness trends—that using toothpaste is actually better for you than soap!
Michael Ramos3 said:Look, guys, Dragon1000 is just a guy from a big US city that some of us actually know personally from this forum. He’s been around here since the very beginning, way before I joined just a year ago! He was actually the first one to take the initiative and start using that ointment I apply to my pet, just like jadesailor14 mentioned
. He's just been a bit quiet lately because he’s constantly on the road for work—at least, that's what I've heard.
As for Linda, I'm not quite sure why she hasn't popped up; I haven't heard a peep from her since January.
Honestly, I don't feel the need to justify anything to anyone, and I really don't care whether people choose to post or stay silent, it's their call.
Michael Ramos3 said:A question for jadesailor14: Is that ointment from Canada registered for direct sale here in the States, or is it sold through a distributor? Basically, is it actually registered at all?
Also, regarding those creams members have been buying and then reviewing for free on your forum pages—are those from the USA also registered for the American market?
Have you asked them to post their official paperwork to ensure everything follows US laws?
stormymaker24 said:mini_star, what you're doing is just spreading panic, and honestly, it's starting to veer into hate speech territory.
quietpilot87 said:Even milk can be super easy on your digestion if you just watch what you pair it with and how much you drink! 🙏