Chris Morgan67 said:A single dose lasts me anywhere from six months to a year. Someone asks for info, I give it. If you have an issue with that, report me to the mod and they can pull my address if they want.
I see you’re still getting worked up over things I wrote or am currently writing. My advice? Save yourself the headache and just stop reading my posts.🙂
It’s not true that I’m offended by anything you wrote about me. It's other people's results and metrics that bother me, and those are different issues entirely. You didn't personally accuse me of being too expensive—other members did. This isn't personal, sorry. The thing is, your own posts are inconsistent. About two months ago, you were telling new users not to bother commenting on my presence because I haven't produced any results. Then, just a few days ago, you're warmly welcoming "lidu 74" and her brand-new situation. These two stances completely contradict each other. Are you backing down from what you said before, or are you still standing by it? Everything I said five months ago, I still stand by today.
Chris Morgan67 said:CVS Pharmacy, 9th Avenue... it's in the building on the 2nd floor $63 a 30g tube of ointment
Hmm. If I'm reading the exchange rate right ($63=$30), you're paying that much for 30 grams of grease that basically just keeps things steady—with varying degrees of success—and requires constant application. Give me some actual numbers if you can remember them: how long have you been using this stuff, and how long does one 30g tube actually last you?
I seem to recall being accused of overcharging people and profiting off someone else's misery just the other day.
Mark Fox44 said:God, hey everyone. Haven't been on the forum in a bit, just checking in. You probably noticed I’m constantly hitting the coast and then heading back home for a few days. That’s just how it goes for us musicians—gig, wedding, gig... basically. Anyway, here’s my status after two months using the ointment (Izlečenov): all the affected areas have shrunk significantly, and things are settling down. In some spots, my skin has completely cleared up, the color matches the surrounding area now, and even the stretch marks are gone (my skin was pretty wrinkled at first). The parts I didn't tan (under my swim trunks) are clear, just darker than the rest. On the toughest, most stubborn spots like my forearms and thighs, I look kind of mottled right now, but it's steadily improving. People who see me out every summer, and those who saw me at the start of this season, keep asking what happened. Since I've tried plenty of different creams and meds before, I honestly wasn't expecting this much progress. Not trying to push a product, but I think anyone dealing with psoriasis long-term should give this a shot. Oh yeah, I'm also taking a ton of Herbalife pills, omega-3, and evening primrose oil, so my nails have improved drastically too. Hoping to be totally clear in the next few weeks, then I'll check back in. My treatment takes a bit longer because I occasionally miss a night of applying it—sometimes I get home from a wedding at 8 or 9 AM and just crash right where I am. Even so, the Izlečenov stuff clearly works. Btw, buying the ointment from El Paso directly is worth it since the price is 19 miles (around $40). It works great on my scalp too. Won't drone on any longer. Peace and hope you all feel better soon, God bless!
Thank God. What instrument do you play, man? (I'm a drummer). Regards.
feralfox13 said:So what kind of ointment were you actually using?
Go back and read the old forum threads—start from way back in '28 or '29 through today. You'll find everything there, useful or otherwise. It'll give you the full picture of what other members have gone through. . Best,
Timothy Jackson6 said:From what I've gathered about psoriasis, there isn't just one type. You can't treat them all the same way. Also, anyone claiming they've found a total CURE is just lying to people; that's just not happening yet. What *is* possible is managing the condition through various means—creams, lotions, oils, ointments, naphtha, or other aids, up to UVB light therapy or even specialized fish treatments. But every treatment hits everyone differently. Just because something worked for one person doesn't mean it'll work for someone else. That’s just not how it works. You have to try different things and decide what helps you most, but don't expect a universal fix for everyone with psoriasis.
That’s just your personal take. My point is that you won't even consider other solutions because you've already decided they won't work for you. If you actually look through the pages on this forum, you'll see plenty of people sharing experiences that are completely different from yours, also based on their own personal history.
I'm currently under a ban and a final warning from the moderators. I have to be extremely careful about following the rules here so I don't get kicked off, which is why my writing might seem "unclear" or blunt. That's just the situation I'm dealing with.
New members should really take the time to scroll through the previous pages (ideally all the way back to the beginning, or at least as much as possible). That’s exactly what I did when I first joined this forum. It helps you get a feel for everyone here—who they are, what their vibe is, and what kind of experience they actually have. You'll see everyone else's stories, both the good and the bad, which makes it easier for you to decide who to listen to and who to ignore.
In my personal opinion, you guys are wasting way too much time and energy on something that’s just keeping things exactly as they are, while completely ignoring—or refusing to see—other options that are actually out there. But hey, everyone's got the freedom to choose how they want to handle it.
Robert Smith6 said:I've been using Psorcutan cream for my psoriasis, but I'm completely out.🤣 Now I'm thinking about starting on Omega-3 supplements since they're supposed to be great. Has anyone here used them? What kind of results are you seeing?
I took Omega-3 personally because of liver issues and general cholesterol problems. Honestly, I think there are way better supplements out there for much less money if you want to fix those specific issues. Right now, I'm using a herbal supplement called "RELIV forte." It's easily the best detoxifier for the body (specifically the liver) I've ever tried. Before this, I was using "Liv52," which is made from Himalayan leaves. The price for Reliv is pretty reasonable—around $10 a month (at least at pharmacies in the NYC area). My gastroenterologist at the Mayo Clinic recommended Reliv as the best supplemental aid, even suggesting it for severe poisoning cases where you need fast detoxification. The only thing is we should check (maybe other members know) if Omega-3 actually has a direct, beneficial effect on the skin. If it does, then there's no reason to switch.
Can any self-proclaimed experts in mainstream medicine weigh in on this?
How long does a skin condition need to stay away before we can actually call it cured?
I came across some info from the WMA suggesting it's a one-year window, though apparently, for certain specific types, it might be two years. Any thoughts?
Here it is: the product with its registered ingredients, all the official certifications, and those legendary BEFORE and AFTER photos. We’ve got the certifications from top-tier global institutes right here. There are even letters from users sharing heavy life stories, mentioning miracles and calling on God. On top of all that, they openly admit it contains alcohol and acids (at least, based on my understanding of English). It starts working in about 3-4 days, and they actually give you your money back if you aren't happy with the results.
Now, I’m really curious to see how the local moral police—we all know who they are—will react and what their "expert" advice will be regarding this.
Despite everything, I have to respect the massive amount of energy and enthusiasm silentheron25 has shown, and I truly want them to find a cure, whatever it takes.
rapidpanther41 said:Thanks, jadesailor14, for the heads-up about the image sticking issues😘. Michael Ramos3 just doesn't get what it means to help someone else, especially when bringing up faith in God🙂. It’s obvious he doesn't understand. My God paid for helping people through His own death and immense suffering, but how could he possibly grasp that? 😕 I'm heading out to the coast in two days for some sun, salt, and fishing.☕
Well, I'm certainly glad that you, at least, understand all this stuff regarding God and how everything gets settled—and that you're out there helping people if I'm not. I just don't know how exactly you're doing it.
jadesailor14 said:Michael Ramos3!!! From now on, use PMs for advertising and propaganda. Or you can just buy a banner ad.😉
This is your final warning.
So does this mean I can't write anything anymore because everything gets flagged as an ad? What part of my last post was an advertisement? Are you going to ban other members from talking about me or sharing their own experiences too? Give me a more precise definition of how things work here right now. I have no intention of provoking you or breaking any rules you're enforcing.
rapidpanther41 wrote: I'm reading the August 2007 issue of Walmart weekly. There's a paid ad for DERMACEL cream—a new formula for burns, rashes, redness, etc.—with a heavy emphasis on psoriasis. It doesn't contain cortisone or antibiotics. Has anyone tried it? What were the results?
Is he advertising the magazine, the cream, or nothing at all?
silentheron25 said:I haven't applied anything for a few days, maybe over a week now. One day, two little red spots appeared on my hands—barely red. Then the next day, they were pretty red again. Now they’re intensely red, and the skin isn't smooth anymore; it's turned into those classic raised bumps. Everywhere else stays the same as before. Just to be clear, after a month of constant application, the results were almost invisible; my skin just felt smoother, but the redness was always there and never budged. So, clearly, this ointment works differently for everyone.
If you want to judge a product fairly, you have to use it correctly first. Every product, including this one, comes with instructions. Unfortunately, you didn't follow them properly, so you can't actually rate its quality or effectiveness yet.
I think you've developed the wrong expectations regarding the ointment (especially seeing how fast and successful the initial phase was for copperviper102), despite everything I've written about usage and results. So, please, go back and read all my posts from the beginning before making a judgment. I've been very specific about what happens when you stop applying it and then restart the treatment.
silentheron25 said:Here’s another update on how I’m doing. I’ve been applying the ointment again for a few nights straight, and honestly, the patches on my hands are visibly lighter now—they're almost disappearing. My legs are the worst part, but the skin there is actually smooth now. No scales. The itching doesn't trigger anymore either; that whole layer of misery is just fading out. There’s still some redness left, maybe a tiny bit lighter than before. Usually, it itches like crazy, especially at night. Last night was so bad I realized I was almost hitting some kind of trance state from the scratching—it’s like that feeling of relief when you finally get to pee after holding it for way too long. It's unreal. Everything itches—legs, arms, back, stomach, everywhere. I was down at the beach that day and the heat was brutal. Not trying to sell anything here, just reporting my status. After that initial disappointment, I'm feeling motivated again. I'll head back to the coast, finish this bottle, and the condition will be gone. 👍
Glad to hear it. Really happy you're finally seeing results. Stick with it just a little longer and you'll be done.
Greetings again from the coast to everyone on the forum.
I don't think anyone actually enjoys this kind of heat, and honestly, it isn't good for you. But it’s a bit more tolerable when you're actually in the water.
I hope everyone heading out on vacation gets weather this nice—maybe just with a little less of this brutal sun—and warm water.
To Sin with your son is quite the life experience.
jadesailor14 said:🤣 🤣 🤣 that advice is mostly aimed at you
Well, I figure I have every right to speak up when some self-proclaimed expert decides to call me out. Tell him he has the right to just ignore posts that annoy him or that he disagrees with. If he gets that luxury, I don't see why the rest of us shouldn't have it too. Peace.
Greetings from the beautiful coast. Unfortunately, I can't find an internet cafe anywhere around here, or maybe I'm just not looking hard enough. It forced me to actually learn how to use my phone better, and here we are—this is how I’m getting online to write to you guys. I have to say, props to silentheron25 for being so determined to follow every single rule in the ointment's instructions, even though the manual basically just says "APPLY REGULARLY." You see, that itching you're feeling is exactly what was expected, so it means you're having a standard reaction. Just stay the course. Please, be persistent.