Edward Sanchez72 said:Oh, really? So implantology is some specific sub-specialty of oral surgery now? What if I told you that you’re just making stuff up as you go along? 🙂 ...in America, there isn't even a formal "implantology" specialization...the people actually doing the work are mostly surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists...but they do it after taking extra courses. There is no such official specialty. So maybe don't come at people like you know everything when you clearly don't.
Alright, wise guy... so I'm "uninformed"... but it just seems like common sense to me that if you're cutting into flesh and bone, a surgeon should be the one doing it... but hey, you're right, I honestly have no clue if implantology officially falls under oral surgery or not... 🙂....
Look, I wasn't trying to run some kind of ad here, alright? My whole point was just to say that you actually can find dentists who give a damn about the patient's well-being instead of just looking at the bottom line. You know the type—dentists who just rip teeth out and shove implants in their place? That really gets under my skin because so many people doing that aren't even oral surgeons, and let me tell you, that oral surgery specialization isn't just some random title you pick up for fun! I really hope none of you end up in a situation like mine, where I lost a tooth in my mid-twenties because of one bad dentist, and I know plenty of guys who lost them even later than that. Honestly, I turned out okay mostly because I got lucky enough to meet my wife, who—among other things—taught me what "real" dental hygiene actually looks like. I still remember the first time she saw me brushing; she basically called me a total amateur and had to clean my teeth for me like I was some toddler... and she had to do it a few more times after that too. Seriously, I had no idea a person's mouth could bleed that much... I'll never forget it. Just take care of your teeth and hunt down a decent dentist... I know it’s a grind, even when you get a recommendation, but you have to stick to your guns. Most of us assume our dentist did a great job just because we walk out the door without pain, right? Like, "hey, it doesn't hurt, so it must be fixed." Unfortunately, that's not always how it works. Like I said, I learned that the hard way myself; it took two years before I realized how bad that dentist actually was, once the tooth right next to the one he worked on started acting up—he'd actually drilled into a perfectly healthy tooth underneath and it was dying from the inside out. Talk about a wake-up call.
Rebecca Baker52 said:Honestly, I don't think a decent dentist even exists in Chicago. If they did, people would actually be talking about them.
I go to Dubravko čuvati over on Jurišićev, and let me tell you—the guy has totally gone downhill. There’s more of a crowd at his office than ever before, so now he’s just become super high-strung and "fast," and I mean fast in the worst way possible. I actually had to practically beg him for a simple scaling and cleaning—as if I'm supposed to waste anyone's precious time with something like that?! It's such bullshit. He takes Medicare but also does private patients, but honestly, I’m liking him less and less every time I go. And look, dental implants can sometimes be partially covered by Medicare (just like glasses or other medical aids, depending on how much of your benefits you have left), but with him? NO WAY IN HELL is that happening.
And it gets worse...
My latest disaster? A tooth revision, treatment, and filling all crammed into one week. Even the nurse looked horrified—like, seriously, you’re going to close up a cavity in just one week?!?! Anyway, he filled the tooth, and when I told him, "Hey, it hurts," he basically looked at me like I was crazy and said it couldn't possibly hurt... Well, guess what? Over the weekend, the tooth swelled up so bad my whole face puffed up, and now I feel like my ear and throat are going to get infected too... I even ran a FEVER!!!!
I think saying there isn't a single good dentist in NYC is a bit of an exaggeration. From my own experience, I know they exist 🙂 though I'll admit they are few and far between. A lot of times, the people practicing are folks who don't even really want to be doing this—maybe they just inherited the practice from their parents or something—so that definitely messes with the quality of care. Another issue is that dentists taking Medicare rarely have the time to actually focus on proper treatment because they usually only have about thirty minutes per patient (I think to stay in the network with the fund, you need something like 2,000 patients on your roster, which is insane to try and manage—don't quote me on the exact number). Of course, there are great dentists who take Medicare, but you're probably going to have a better experience with a private practitioner (even if it costs a hell of a lot more). Look, I won't ramble on forever, but my wife is a dentist, and she's excellent; even though she would never dream of badmouthing her colleagues, she once told me how shocked she was when someone would show up at her door after already seeing some other dentist. I definitely agree that most dentists in NYC aren't up to par, but you can still find gems. The biggest misconception is thinking that being "good" is just about having a degree... I don't buy that at all, and I think that's why the quality varies so much. Very few of them actually put in the work to invest in themselves and their skills outside of school.
Hey everyone!!! I’ve been MIA for a while because I’ve mostly been working out of town and just got back from vacation, so I haven't had much to say. Honestly, I don't have anything groundbreaking to report other than the fact that I'm still clear after using the ointment. I gotta admit, it’s freaking amazing when nobody asks me what those red patches on my head are, or when I was down in Miami and didn't have people staring at my chest. Just to be clear, I'm not treating my skin with anything else; the only stuff I touch is my shower gel and shampoo 🙂. I see we have a new member, Olivia Ramos66, joining us—welcome to the group! It's great to have a professional like you on board. Since Olivia Ramos66 mentioned a whole bunch of ingredients that actually work for psoriasis and noted how tricky it is to balance them when making mixtures, maybe it wouldn't be a bad idea if she shared the addresses of a few herbalists (colleagues she knows) in the major cities—like Washington, D.C., Miami, Seattle, or Indianapolis. That way, people could actually go visit someone in person to get some advice or even buy something directly. Personally, I wouldn't mind if she dropped her own info too (whether she works at a shop or owns it), but I’m not sure if that clashes with the forum rules regarding advertising. I’d suggest checking with the admins first, and if they don't give the green light, I'm sure we can always swap those recommendations via PM.
Alright, here’s a quick little update on how things are looking for me lately... For the most part, my skin is totally clear right now. I haven't seen any sign of those old marks coming back, and thankfully, nothing new has popped up either. Honestly? I’m feeling pretty damn good about it...🤣I've been hitting up the tanning salon twice a week since I'm planning to head out to the coast this August, so who knows, maybe the UV exposure is actually doing something to help...👍Anyway, that's all I've got to say for now... Hey everyone...
Someone was mentioning some kind of fumoric acid—is that the same thing as folic acid???
Cheers!!!
I mentioned fumoric acid earlier (which isn't the same thing as folic acid) because it's the main ingredient in those Fumaderm tablets I used back in the day. Those pills are pretty heavy-duty, and honestly, you usually have to order them from Germany. They worked wonders for me while I was on them, but the second I stopped, everything came crawling right back. Though, I do know a guy over in Austria who hasn't had a relapse even after a six-month course. He’s been clear for maybe a year or two now and is pretty happy with the results. The only real difference between his routine and mine is that at one point he was popping more than six tablets a day—which is actually the max daily dose listed on the label. By the way, a box of those will run you about $180, and you get 100 tablets in a pack. All in all, it's pretty expensive business...😬 Hope that answers what you were looking for....
I tried to put together a little update over the weekend, but for some reason, it didn't go through... I had to jump off my computer so maybe I just messed up the formatting or something...😬 Anyway, I want to welcome Gregory Mendoza3 back, and man, I really hope he never has to deal with that kind of psoriasis flare-up or that insane allergic reaction to anything ever again. Look, I’m not here to get into a debate with anyone about the ointment, so I’ll just stick to describing my own situation, since at the end of the day, everyone has to make their own call on whether to use this stuff or not. A couple of days before the weekend, I decided to stop using the ointment entirely—meaning I stopped applying it down there. I wasn't sure if that was the right move, but honestly, I couldn't even tell what color my skin was anymore, so I figured I'd quit and just hope for the best. I was getting pretty burnt out from all the constant application and scrubbing, and since it’s been over 35 days now, I decided to pull the plug on the scrubbing part too. Since then, I’ve just been using regular body lotion, and my natural skin tone is slowly coming back down there, while everything else seems totally fine already. So far, nothing has flared back up since I stopped (I think it’s been over two weeks since I stopped treating the first spot above my forehead, and I haven't touched my scalp in about 10 days).... please don't come for me about the exact dates because I really don't feel like digging through my old posts to check when I stopped what, but you guys can look them up if you're that interested—this is just how things look to me right now. Regarding what happened with Gregory Mendoza3, I have to say that I personally didn't have any side effects or allergic reactions; my only real issue with the ointment/resin was the smell👎 and having to scrub in the morning (I love my sleep, so having to get up an hour early just to wash up before heading to work was a total pain😁). The scent isn't absolutely unbearable, but you definitely need a bit of time to get used to it (if my wife managed to survive it, and she has an incredibly sensitive nose, then anyone can... though maybe not everyone, as Gregory Mendoza3 unfortunately proved to his own detriment). So, that’s the gist of my status and how I've been using the ointment. My take on the stuff is positive, simply because it worked for me (and I didn't suffer any side effects, at least nothing I could see). But the keyword for everything is "for now," and that’s pretty much all I’m willing to say. I don't know how things will play out, but even if my psoriasis comes back in a week, a month, or a year, I won't hold a grudge against Michael Ramos3 or his dad because I knew the risks I was taking. Honestly, I never expected someone to have a reaction as severe as Gregory Mendoza3 did, but even if it had happened to me earlier in my treatment, I probably would have still given it a shot! What happened to Gregory Mendoza3 should serve as a wake-up call for anyone planning to use the ointment to think long and hard and be ready to monitor their own body very closely. That's all from me; I'll keep posting updates about our little nightmare with you guys, but I'll leave the decision of whether to use this stuff to each individual person.
Alright, here I am again with another update. Here’s the deal after 31 days of using this ointment. I’ve completely stopped applying it to my head and 👍 my chest, so now I’m just sticking to the lower regions—and honestly, I’m only hitting the scrotum because, well, my pride is on the line 🙏 . Nothing has flared back up on my head since I quit treating that first section (that one patch above my forehead plus my ears), though I did stop treating those other two spots yesterday. Maybe I could have quit sooner, but I was a little paranoid because it’s hard to tell if my skin is actually okay just by looking at the color. The weird thing is the skin stays a pale red after I wash it, but then by nighttime, after wearing body lotion all day, that redness seems to chill out a bit, so I wasn't totally sure if the issue was actually resolved or not. To be honest, even now I’m not 100% certain, but since I’ve been using this stuff for quite a while, I’m hoping for the best. My eyelid was also looking a bit red, turning almost dark toward the end, but once I started using regular body lotion, the natural color came back pretty quickly. I don't know how much longer I'll keep applying it down there either, but it feels redder than anything else I've dealt with, so I'll stick with it a bit longer. I have to admit, the constant application and the morning scrubbing is getting old 😬. Don't get me wrong—if everything works out like I'm planning, I won't regret a thing, but applying this junk, let alone washing it off, is definitely not "fun," and I certainly won't miss it once I'm done for good. So now, I guess I just cross my fingers and hope this lasts, because if it turns out like what happened to Michael Ramos3's dad (who dealt with it for 7 years), then we're really in trouble. I don't really know what else to tell you guys, so if you have any questions, just throw them my way 🙂 Peace to everyone, and I really hope you all get even better results than I do and that this monster doesn't come back to haunt any of us...👍
Robert Clark2 said:That’s exactly what I’ve been going through too.
I’ve been dealing with psoriasis for a little over 15 years now... honestly, I can't pinpoint exactly when it started, but it kicked in toward the end of elementary school and hit my scalp first (I’m 31 now). For the longest time, it stayed strictly on my head, but over the last few years, it started spreading to my chest and lower down, just like I mentioned before. I never actually dealt with the classic spots like elbows or knees. I’ve tried God knows how many things to fix it and haven't seen much real progress... maybe all that experimenting actually made it spread more lately, who knows? My experience has been that the psoriasis stays pretty constant and aggressive. I never had those massive, extreme flare-ups like Octo and those guys. Usually, being at the beach would make things significantly better—especially back when I was a kid and would spend like a month and a half out by the coast. The only side effect I got from using the ointment was this tiny little spot on my leg (right near my "pride and joy") that looked like a slightly larger pimple popping up after two or three days of use. I wasn't even surprised because I’d been told that the ointment could actually trigger new spots. But I treated that too, and it’s already cleared up.👍 I stopped applying it to my ears (both inside and out), so now I’m just waiting to see how that goes. I should be done with one side above the ear, but there’s still a tiny dot above the other, so I’ll probably keep applying both patches for a bit longer. I’m going to keep working on my chest too because I’m really not sure if it's finished... the skin is a bit darker there (like a dark, pale red!!!!???) and I have no idea if that's normal. I don't want to mess this up, so I’ll keep treating it, even if it takes another 20 days.😁 Down lower, things are a bit more complicated because while a lot of it has receded, it’s hard to tell if it’s truly gone since the skin has its own natural color there (I mean, most guys have darker skin on their scrotum, right?). I think it’s not quite done yet, so I’ll keep applying the stuff... So yeah, that's the update from me... back to work tomorrow... summer vacation is officially over.....👎 Hey everyone....
Hey everyone! It’s me again, and I swear I am the real deal and not some "clone" or whatever (honestly, I'm pretty glad jadesailor14 gave me the thumbs up so I don't have to write a whole damn novel explaining that I'm just a regular guy from Chicago who only knows Michael Ramos3 through this forum). Anyway, enough with the nonsense, here is where things stand right now. I picked up another tub of the ointment and had a little chat with Michael Ramos3's dad, and it turns out certain spots are basically finished with the treatment🙏. I haven't been applying it to that patch above my forehead or around my eye area—you know, the brow—for about two days now. According to him, I probably shouldn't even be messing with my ears anymore, but since I've got a few more days left on my beach vacation, I figured why not? By his logic, my whole head should be done since the redness is gone, but I'm still seeing this weird discoloration on those two patches by my ears, so I'm going to keep at it for a bit longer (I mean, I've already got the cream on hand...🙂). My chest is also pretty much clear, but the skin tone looks slightly off compared to normal, so I'll keep treating it... the lower part is still a little red... like, a very faint red, but you can definitely see it... It's kind of hard for me to stop using the ointment on the areas his dad recommended because they originally told me twenty days, and I've only just hit day 22... I really don't want the symptoms to flare back up just because I got impatient...😁. Basically, I think in a few days I'll probably stop applying it to my head entirely, and probably my chest too. I'll just stick to this spot down below. As for that patch above my forehead that I haven't touched in two days, nothing has flared back up yet (obviously it would be way too early to tell, but I'm putting it out there anyway). So, that's the update from me... catch you all later
Sophia Campbell73 said:Congrats on the progress and wishing you all the best moving forward. I'm planning on trying the ointment myself pretty soon. I was wondering, if certain areas are already clear, do you guys still keep applying the ointment there? Hope you have a great break and keep that skin clear through the whole thing!
Look, I’m treating the exact same spots I did on day one... and that’s how I’m gonna keep doing it. It feels a little weird to me too, having to apply it above my forehead when that area cleared up after just five or six days, but I keep putting it on anyway. That's what I was told to do, and honestly, it kind of makes sense if you think about it, right?😁
Sandra Fox12 said:Hey! I just read that you actually managed to clear yourself up using that ointment. Congrats! 👍 But seriously, what exactly is this stuff and where can I even get my hands on it? 😕 I've been dealing with scalp psoriasis for about 15 years now... it's always up and down. Right now I'm trying this herbal tea, started just yesterday... I guess we'll see if there's any actual progress or change. But please, tell me everything about the ointment!
Best, N.
Respect, Nick. You really ought to go back and read through every single post made by Michael Ramos3 because that ointment was his father's recipe, and you'll find every single detail you need right there. As for my own experience, I'm pretty happy with how it worked for me, but honestly, you'd be better off scrolling through my previous posts first. If you want to know how to actually buy the stuff, you're going to have to shoot Michael Ramos3 a private message to get all the logistics. Maybe it wouldn't hurt to post a bit more about what you're dealing with here on the forum so the more experienced folks in this group can give you some pointers—sorry guys, that's just the easiest way I could put it... Robert Clark2, Emergence, Otto (if he shows up), and the rest of them... Cheers...
Checking in from my vacation to give you guys an update on how things are going (using this crappy dial-up connection, so I’m low-key losing my mind here—it takes me like an hour just to read everything and type a reply...👎) So, here’s the status after 18 days... my head and ears are basically clear, though you can still faintly see those two patches above each ear, but otherwise, it's almost back to my natural skin tone. The only thing is, it doesn't really itch; I feel a little sensation here and there, but honestly, I was expecting more. My chest is pretty much cleared up too... sometimes I glance down and barely see anything, other times a patch looks a bit redder... I don't know what to make of that, but overall, it’s looking good (I'm out here at the beach naked and nobody even asks me what those spots are—though it's hard to see much through this thick forest of hair I've got growing...🤣). Down below, the situation is also better, but only by a tiny margin compared to before... I'm not quite at the finish line yet, especially since that's where the itching is most intense (even with daily washing...🤣). Basically, the progress has slowed down and now it's moving in baby steps, but it feels like it's working... nothing is flaring back up or anything like that. All in all, I'm sticking to the cream routine, and I want to apologize to the members who brought up the photos; I already explained that my patches are in sensitive areas and I wasn't comfortable photographing my head. That's why I'm writing this massive wall of text instead... hope I'm not being annoying...😁 Just so you know, I'll probably call Michael Ramos3's dad tomorrow because I need to grab more ointment, and since my buddy is in New York City, I'll have him pick it up... thank God my company has been so busy in New York City lately, making it easy... With this new packaging, I'm hoping to finally wrap up this therapy... or rather, hopefully, that's what happens... Oh, and I'm at the beach just like silentheron25, swimming and sunbathing, and I haven't had any crazy reactions, but nothing spectacular has happened in these three days of swimming either, like a sudden jumpstart in recovery (Michael Ramos3 mentioned to me that it would be like I wasn't even using the cream). So, that's all from me, and I'm crossing my fingers for all the users of this cream—hope you guys feel even better than I do...🙏
silentheron25 said:Honestly, I haven't seen a single flake since I started showering every day and slathering on the ointment. The fact is, my skin is totally smooth everywhere now, except for some redness where the patches used to be. One patch under my armpit is completely gone too—just regular skin now, doesn't even look different in color from when the patches disappear. My biggest headache right now is just timing everything because my boss is gonna want me back at work, and I honestly just want to stay home in peace and focus entirely on getting this cleared up. The guys at the clinic told me I'm technically cleared to work and that it’s all just "in my head," but man, it really bugs me at my job when I start sweating and I'm already feeling irritated by everything else going on. If I actually manage to kick this thing for good, I don't know how big of a party I'm gonna have to throw to celebrate. 🙂
Don't sweat the work situation, it won't be an issue for you... I was back at the job from the jump and everything went totally fine... nobody even complained about any smell...🙂 The only real struggle is if you're a heavy sleeper like me, then you'll hate having to drag yourself out of bed an hour earlier just to get cleaned up and ready for the shift...
I’ve been following this debate from the sidelines, and honestly, I have to say I’m not digging it because it feels totally unproductive to me. 😬 Michael Ramos3 said he isn't going to reveal the exact ingredients of his balm (which, let's be real, he wouldn't have shared with potential buyers earlier when he was talking about registering it as a drug anyway), and hey, that’s his prerogative. Though, if I were in his shoes, I’d probably at least try to file a patent or something similar if that's even an option—feel free to set me straight if I'm tripping on the legal side of things. But look, you've got one group of people who want to dissect every single detail and demand every answer, and they aren't wrong. It’s perfectly normal to ask questions, just as it's perfectly normal for him to keep his formula private on a public forum. Maybe a middle ground would be for Michael Ramos3 to just DM some of the plant names to people privately? Or, look, nobody is stopping you from just buying the stuff and taking it to a lab for analysis yourself. That hasn't crossed my mind, but if someone wants to go that route, be my guest. I know there’s a healthy dose of skepticism here; I'm still sitting here wondering how much this is going to cost me and whether it'll actually work long-term once I've spent the money. I can't hand you hard evidence on a silver platter, but I can give you my word. To be completely blunt, I actually spoke with Michael Ramos3’s father, and the guy sounded incredibly sincere about wanting to help people, which is exactly why I decided to give this a shot. I mentioned before that I stumbled upon a few other "solutions" around the same time—way more expensive ones, actually—but I chose to try this first. If it turns out to be a bust, well, my goodness, at least I tried. So far, I can say it isn't hurting me; in fact, it’s helped me quite a bit, even if I haven't seen any massive shifts in the last two or three days, which is what I expected. Realistically, you should be applying something for at least two months, since that's how long it takes for skin on any part of your body to go through its full cycle and renew itself. Yet, everyone here is talking about 20 or 30 days... if I were him, I’d aim for the two-month mark (and he’d make more money doing it 🙂—hey, I'm an economist, a materialist at heart). Ultimately, it boils down to this: do you trust a person's word? It’s not even about believing in the balm itself, it’s about whether you believe in *him*. It doesn't matter if you haven't met him face-to-face; a few minutes of conversation can tell you enough to figure out if a guy is shady or not. Besides, Michael Ramos3 has posted enough to give us a pretty good idea of who he is and what he stands for. He believes this balm heals, and I want to believe him because he seems like a decent guy. Most people are probably going to call me naive or worse, but that’s my choice, just like every one of you has yours. I don't think we need to constantly hunt for more and more info on the formula; we should just watch the progress of the people actually using it. I’m skeptical about plenty of things too, and there’s definitely a level of doubt surrounding this balm, but sometimes you just have to make a decision and pull the trigger. Sometimes, having too much information is actually counterproductive. To wrap this up, anything that hasn't been medically tested and proven falls into a gray area for me, where it can be viewed as either good or bad. Like that old cliché goes... the answer lies in the eye of the beholder. 👍 Hey there, good people, I'm heading out for a little vacation to hit the coast... 🤣
Chris Morgan67 said:I’m honestly just praying that Gregory Mendoza3 is doing okay in the hospital.
Looking at those photos he posted, his situation looks brutal; he's dealing with an incredibly aggressive form of psoriasis.👎
He doesn't need some random ointment; he needs a hospital bed.👎
Psoriasis can actually be managed quite well without using all those toxic chemicals if you stick to completely natural stuff like oils and honey.
copperviper102 has seen amazing results because he literally only has five little spots left. I’m super jealous of him, but please, let's not even try to compare Gregory Mendoza3's condition to what copperviper102 is going through.👎
And yeah, my own situation is incomparable to Gregory Mendoza3's too... I really don't know if I could handle the level of pain he's in right now... Just so everyone here has the full picture, I'll give you an idea of the size of my patches... on my head, there are three patches (about 2 inches wide above the forehead, and then two more behind and above the ears, about 1.5 inches each).... the whole area behind my ears is covered, plus inside the ears themselves.... my chest has a patch in the middle that's nearly 3 inches across..... down below, it was so bad my pride was basically non-existent given how much it affected everything... I've got a spot on my eyebrow maybe half an inch wide, and something tiny on my eyelid... So now you know exactly what my patches looked like, and trust me, there is absolutely no comparison to Gregory Mendoza3... Take care, everyone.
silentheron25 said:Honestly, I can't be as happy as you are because after nine days, the results are barely even noticeable—especially on my hands, and then my back, legs, and stomach too. It’s constantly itching, nothing crazy, just a nagging little thing. My scales have thinned out a bit, but that redness is still way too obvious. I've still got eleven days left of my vacation, and it would be absolute perfection if this stuff clears up or at least gets significantly better by then. On another note, does anyone here have experience using Zorac gel? My doctor recommended it.
Man, I really feel for you that things aren't moving faster, though I guess I shouldn't be surprised since Michael Ramos3's dad told me that because my patches are relatively small, I might see some progress in about ten days or so. That said, I am nowhere near finished with this therapy 😬 because while it's almost gone on my head, you can still definitely see it on my chest and lower down, but the improvement has been massive. I have a feeling the progress is going to slow down significantly now (which is just how life works, right? If something starts off fast, it slows down, and when things start slow, they eventually pick up speed). Maybe there was some other factor at play too. For instance, I cut out soda for the last few months... and for a while, I even cut out sweets and took some natural supplements to detox my liver and clean out my system. I can't say for sure if that's the exact reason for this, but it certainly didn't hurt my overall health. The most important thing is that the tension and that slight skin pain finally let up. 👍.. what's visible on me hasn't bothered me for years. But man, if walking around bald is actually enjoyable for me now, that's something... 🤣 Fingers crossed for you that things start looking up soon....
So, here I am again after the weekend (it took a bit longer than usual because work was absolutely slammed yesterday, so I didn't have a second to write anything). It’s been 12 days since I started using the balm, and honestly, I am beyond thrilled. I won't beat around the bush, here's the status report: my scalp is completely clear, and the only thing left are two tiny little spots that you practically have to hunt for just to see them (the third one is basically gone). Behind my ears, everything is clean too, though I’d say my skin tone isn't quite back to its natural shade yet—it actually looks a little darker (not sure why that is), but again, you really have to go looking for it to notice. My ears have also tightened up and the color has mostly returned to normal there. On my chest, the patch is almost entirely gone, and I think it’s only a matter of days before it vanishes completely 🙂 . Finally, I’m seeing actual changes down below, and I mean significant ones. What can I even say besides that it's freaking phenomenal 🙏 and that my "pride and joy" finally looks like what it's supposed to look like instead of some red blotch. My skin is finally how it should be (it’s hard to get more specific without sounding vulgar 😬 ), and for the first time in forever, I don't feel disgusted looking down there. I forgot to mention that I went to a tanning salon on Friday and again yesterday, and I had zero issues (maybe that helped a little, who knows?), because I checked with Michael Ramos3 first to see if it was okay, and his answer was—if you didn't have problems before, you won't have them while using the balm either. So, I gave it a shot and, hey, I survived... 😁 The only thing is that the skin on my eyelid darkened a bit because I had this tiny little spot there that I've also been treating with the balm. I don't know what it is, so for now, I'm just using a regular cream and we'll see how it goes. I’m planning to hit the tanning salon tomorrow, so I'll see how my eyelid reacts, and then I'll decide whether to keep tanning or not. As you can see, almost all my patches are gone, so my skin function and appearance are pretty much back to normal. Now I'm stuck wondering when it's officially "done," because for a few days now, I've had this constant itching everywhere, though it isn't unbearable. Is that enough, or am I supposed to keep itching for a longer period? I don't know (I'll check with Michael Ramos3), but I'll probably keep using the balm for a few more days, maybe even longer. My only real headache is that I'm running low on the balm, and I think I'll need to order another pack if this drags on any longer. We'll see, as those blind fools say... 🤣
So, it’s been exactly one week since I started using the balm, and just like I promised, I’m checking in to give you guys the lowdown on where things stand. Honestly, getting into the routine hasn't been nearly as brutal as those first few days—you even get used to the smell after a while, I guess😁—so things are definitely looking up on that front. My scalp is pretty much clear now (it’s actually been totally clean for two days), and those red patches above my ears have faded to a much lighter shade of crimson. The inside of my ears looks great too, and everything around my eyes is back to normal. But the biggest win regarding my ears? That intense pain I kept complaining about is finally gone...🙏 On my chest, there’s this one larger patch that actually looks even brighter red than it did two days ago... (and since I’m a naturally impatient guy, I really wish this whole process would just pick up the pace😳). Down "below," things are looking better than ever today... it's still red, sure, but it’s lost that angry, bright look and seems to be starting to fade. Again, the most important part is that the pain is gone, and that tight, pulling sensation has finally let up👍 🙏 🤣 Bottom line: I’m stoked with how this is going. Now, the only thing I’m sitting around waiting for is that itching sensation (because apparently, that’s supposed to be the sign that the psoriasis is finally dying off... hallelujah!). Man, I’m restless though... I catch myself wishing I could just strip down and shower completely naked without a care in the world. I know, I know, I'm just sitting here wasting time and being impatient when I know this stuff takes time to work, but man, I am ready for this to be over😁 Cheers to everyone, and a special shout-out to Gregory Mendoza3... I hope things are starting to turn a corner for you too (unless you’ve already checked yourself into the hospital)