Posts by Gregory Mendoza3

silentheron25 said:Honestly, I feel like it’s totally useless, and it’s just absurd—you show up there and some doctor tells you, "Hey, don't eat this" or "Watch your diet," but then the daily menu is nothing but canned meat and jelly and all the exact stuff they told you to avoid. Seriously, they don't have any of that real commitment you'd expect if their actual goal was to help people.Michael Ramos3, I’ve got a gut feeling someone is going to play you for a fool, sell you some fancy ointment, and then take advantage of you, leaving you kicking yourself once you realize you were just being used. If I lived where you are, I would never touch something like that unless my only real motive was turning a quick buck. And let's be real, those companies definitely care about the profit.

I don't buy it... it won't work out like that... Michael Ramos3 is a saint and I know for a fact he isn't looking for a payday... besides, he isn't even the one making or selling the salve, his father is... and look, if this stuff actually works for all types of psoriasis, I don't think the Lord God is going to let the Big Pharma mafia snatch it away from us, because if they did, they'd just make it so it only provides temporary relief so you have to keep buying more and more... just to line their pockets...

Lawrence Ramirez3 said:Look, it’s not just hype, it actually works. You're honestly one of those super rare cases where it didn't do anything for you, and I know that for a fact from my own experience and talking to plenty of other people dealing with psoriasis. If you're paying for the whole package—treatment, lodging, food—and you've got a psoriasis diagnosis, getting an appointment shouldn't be some huge ordeal. And yeah, it's pricey, okay? Dealing with the Dead Sea costs way more than a trip to a local refinery for some Naphtha. Sadly, healthcare is just a business like any other...

Lawrence, how bad was your skin before you went to get that Naphtha treatment? Like, what were we even looking at?

Maria Doyle27 said:Look, you can't just decide to show up for Naphtha treatment whenever you feel like it; their doctors have to clear you first based on how bad things actually are. Plus, you’ve got to book an appointment for an evaluation, and let me tell you, the waitlist for that is usually about a month or two. If they actually greenlight the therapy, then you're looking at waiting at least another month on top of that. These treatments typically run for three weeks. I'm actually heading there this Monday, so I can check out some local lodging prices for you... I don't know them off the top of my head since I'll be commuting there daily, but I doubt it's going to break the bank.

From what I've gathered, Naphtha therapy works pretty damn well, though nobody can give you a straight answer on exactly when remission will kick in. For me personally, after my first round at the Naphtha facility back in 2005, my psoriasis flared up exactly one year later.

Sophie, thanks a ton, but from looking at their website, it seems like both the protocols and the pricing are totally different for foreigners. For anyone who isn't an American citizen, they are pretty pricey... but hey, they're definitely flexible... basically, just show up and bring your wallet.😉

nimbledriver81 said:if you’ve been hanging around this board for a while (like I have), you’d know that people popping up out of nowhere offering "miracle cures" happens all the time. they just register with a bunch of different handles and push their stuff, or you get people praising them who are clearly in on the scam themselves. look, I’m not saying there’s some massive deep-state conspiracy going on here, I’m just being a bit skeptical.

Lord, please let someone actually have a cure for psoriasis, because honestly, people spend years trying every single thing under the sun and nothing works. Psoriasis is incurable, so if anyone actually found a fix, it would be a freaking miracle to me.
I totally get that when you're suffering, you want to try everything, but it just breaks my heart seeing people get their hopes up only to be crushed later, that's all.

Look, I know this reply is meant for silentheron25, but I can't help but jump in... I totally agree that we're basically sitting ducks for these profit-hungry scammers... and that's exactly why I had the idea to start experimenting—specifically with myself. I'm thinking about trying what Michael Ramos3 is offering because my skin is getting worse by the damn day...

It's not like I'm out here trying to run an ad campaign for anyone....

Between the photos and the progress reports, you guys can decide for yourselves if it's a total sham or if it might actually be worth a shot (assuming it even works)

And hey, even if it fails, at least we'll all know once and for all to stop chasing these fairy tales and move on to something else that actually suits us.

But after that, nobody can ever claim again that this specific product clears up the skin issues from psoriasis!

Anyway, I went to see that new Dr. Prim the other day and it was just the same old nonsense I've heard a thousand times before... I was really hoping they might have some cutting-edge therapy to calm this madness down... but nope... just another way to burn through my cash...

Michael Ramos3 sounds like he means well, and I really want to give it a go... mostly because I'm just trying to ease my own mind since I can't deal with this insane itching and how bad things have gotten... and hey, maybe if it works, I'll end up taking out a loan to head over to Naphtha... or even fly out to America... if Naphtha is really as successful as they say?

Or maybe I'll just try one of those high-end spas or that retreat Gabby mentioned... Honestly, I don't care about the money right now. A loan won't kill me. I'll pay whatever it takes just to get some relief.

nimbledriver81 said:I’d honestly love it if everything Michael Ramos3 is saying turns out to be the absolute truth.

BUT man, it really rubs me the wrong way seeing this massive wave of brand-new members showing up just to gush about how this miracle ointment is going to change their lives. It’s such a weird coincidence, isn't it? (If you actually believe in coincidences, that is).
Don't you think someone has probably already bought the patent for this formula just to make a killing off some "natural remedy"?

No hard feelings,

nimbledriver81, playing devil's advocate

I was sitting here debating whether I should even bother replying to this or just let it go...

But then again, for the sake of everyone else on this forum... look, I'm not motivated by profits, or some global conspiracy, or some weird political plot against Americans suffering from psoriasis... or whatever crazy theory people want to cook up today. I just want to try Michael Ramos3's ointment because I am seriously at my wits' end, period. I've got this nightmare called psoriasis covering my body and I am completely out of options.

So, I'm definitely NOT recommending Michael Ramos3's cream to anyone, but if you want to see my photos and my progress log—which I am ALSO NOT recommending—you can just shoot me a private message...

And hey, if you guys want me to just stop posting on this forum altogether, just say the word... I have zero interest in suffocating people with my posts or trying to sell anyone a bunch of snake oil.

Gregory Mendoza3
don't get bent out of shape, I'm not playing the devil's advocate here

Alright, listen up everyone... I finally touched base with Michael Ramos3 and we made a plan to link up the first time I head out to his neck of the woods... which won't be for at least another two weeks.

Once that happens, I’m gonna snap some photos of myself and this absolute nightmare I'm dealing with so you guys can see exactly what's going on,,, plus I'll be running blood work, urine tests, the whole nine yards, and I'll post all those results here for you to check out too...

Expect daily updates on how things are moving along... and I'll also drop progress photos every ten days or so...

If this thing actually clears off my skin—which, let's be honest, I'm praying to the Lord God that it does...

I'll keep you all posted on whatever happens next.

JA! I honestly, I’m with you on this one... whether you’re talking about the big pharma mafia or those "alternative medicine" gurus, it’s all just a massive money grab at the end of the day...

They don't actually want something that works...

Because if they actually had a cure, they'd probably find a way to break it just so you'd have to keep coming back to buy more and more over and over again...

Look, people, even with high-end luxury cars nowadays, nothing is built to actually last anymore.

So, I just had this random thought hit me—and look, maybe it’s a total fantasy, and definitely probably won't work on the first try—but hear me out. When you dive into all those different online forums dedicated to psoriasis across the country, plus all those various national foundation websites that exist to support people, there’s this massive, untapped potential right there. What if we actually launched something entirely new? Something radical that pulls all that energy together to create a real, tangible impact? We could build something that actually moves the needle and provides real help toward getting people with psoriasis healed. Just an idea, but it could be huge.

It’s like looking at a Wikipedia page for psoriasis, except way more intense and actually serious...

Imagine if there was actually a massive, centralized hub where everyone dealing with psoriasis—I’m talking patients, doctors, even those people into holistic stuff—could all just hang out in one spot. We could actually swap stories, share what’s working, and maybe even team up to brainstorm entirely new therapies. Think about it: we could track stats, log our results, and connect everything on a massive, global scale so we aren't just flying blind. It would be huge.

So, if I were actually calling the shots, how would I go about gathering data, systematizing everything, and totally leveling up the whole experience of dealing with psoriasis therapies? Man, where do you even start? It’s such a mess right now. You’ve got people jumping from one treatment to another like they're playing musical chairs, and honestly, it feels like we're just guessing half the time. If I was running the show, I’d start by building this massive, centralized hub—not some clunky government database, but a real, streamlined system where patients and doctors are actually talking the same language. We need to collect real-world data, and I mean *real* data, not just what gets recorded in some sterile clinic file. I’m talking about tracking how different biologics or topical creams actually perform in everyday life—like, does it work when you're stressed out in Chicago, or does the humidity in Miami mess with the results? We need that kind of granular info. Then, you take all that data and you use it to create these hyper-personalized treatment roadmaps. Instead of a doctor just saying, "Hey, try this cream and see if it works," the system should be able to say, "Look, based on thousands of similar cases, this specific combination is your best bet." It’s about taking the guesswork out of the equation. We need to systematize the feedback loop so that as soon as a patient starts feeling better—or worse—that info hits the system instantly, helping refine the protocols for everyone else. And let's talk about the "experience" part, because that’s where everyone fails. Dealing with skin issues isn't just physical; it's mental, it's social, it's exhausting. A real system would integrate mental health support and lifestyle coaching directly into the treatment plan. You shouldn't have to hunt down a specialist on your own after being told your skin is clear; the care should be continuous. We need to bridge that gap between the pharmacy and the actual living room. If we could actually link clinical outcomes with patient quality-of-life metrics in a way that's fast and automated, we wouldn't just be treating symptoms—we'd actually be fixing the way we approach the whole damn disease. It sounds ambitious, sure, but why settle for the status quo when the current way is clearly broken?

With top-tier, expert moderators running the show, plus all those dedicated working groups, specialized teams, and massive projects being tackled in a ton of different languages—all backed up by a killer search engine and perfectly organized sub-forums, topics, and categories... it’s just built different.
So, let's talk about these translators... honestly, what even is that? It’s such a mess.

At the end of the day, it’s all about pooling every single bit of knowledge and experience we’ve got so we can actually work together to stumble upon some real breakthroughs and a freaking CURE... if God wills it, of course.🙏 )

silentheron25 said:Gregory Mendoza3, I honestly think you should just post a photo so we can actually see how you're doing, because some people are out here making a whole massive drama over just a few little spots. I’m dealing with this pretty heavily myself—like, I’ll notice if I don't shave, the beard starts growing in on my chest too, which is wild. Using the gel has been the best thing for me after using it for a few months, and I even cut my hair shorter. For me, it hit my back and legs the hardest, plus a few spots on my stomach and arms. I'm gonna upload some photos so you guys can see. And hey, you who actually got rid of it, it would be the decent thing to do to tell us exactly how you pulled it off so one of us could try it too. Send me that contact info they deleted from your profile via DM. Also, Michael Ramos3, you’re constantly talking about this ointment of yours but you never give any specifics on when or where we can actually get our hands on it, you haven't replied to my DMs yet.

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Unfortunately, even though it’s hitting you pretty hard, I have to tell you that compared to me, you’re actually doing okay (if you can even call this "okay")😳

Man, if you had the same tiles I have on my patio...😬 and yours aren't even laid right, they're sticking up in some places and dipping in others, just like mine... (wish I could find the contractor who did this...) 😉

Anyway, regarding the photos, you'll get them right before I start applying the stuff (because unfortunately, my psoriasis is still in full expansion mode right now)... and then every 10 days... and if things start changing at a faster pace, then every 10 days works

I'm also thinking about getting some blood work done... cholesterol, triglycerides, liver enzymes, all that, and I'll post those results before I start, during the process, and hopefully at the successful end (God willing)

I'm just wondering (and maybe Michael Ramos3 can weigh in here) if it's safe to put this ointment on healthy skin too... because I have thousands of tiny spots with healthy skin scattered in between them... so it would be impossible to treat just the psoriasis areas alone...

Best to everyone
especially my buddy Nebojish (I'm not kidding)

🙂

Michael Ramos3 said:Look, I’m telling you right now, almost 90% of those treatments people keep rambling about on this board are things my old man tried during his lifelong career dealing with psoriasis, and let’s be real, they didn't do squat. I’ve even posted about some of the crazy stuff he used to try on himself that honestly pushed the limits of common sense.
The ointment he finally whipped up—with God's help—which actually healed him, was probably the result of like a thousand attempts (considering he was battling this thing at 36 years old).

With faith in God

Best,

It’s basically common knowledge that for a huge chunk of people living with psoriasis (man, I hate even saying the word "psoriatic"😠), the condition either settles down or disappears entirely as they get older. It might just be a fluke, though, because flares can always pop back up if you hit certain triggers like stress or drinking too much alcohol...

I totally believe you're being straight with me and that what you're saying is true... I just can't help but wonder if that ointment didn't just help fix the skin damage while the actual psoriasis itself just decided to leave him alone... maybe that's the catch... because from what I gather, he hasn't had a flare in 7 years (thank God)...

So, have you guys actually tested this ointment on other people with psoriasis? Like, how many people have tried it? What kind of age groups are we talking about? How long had they been suffering before this, and what were they using to treat it previously? And most importantly, how long have they been clear? Are they still applying the ointment even after it cleared up? Have there been any cases where it failed?

These are all just things to chew on... (and hey, I’m not doubting Michael Ramos3's word here, I’m just looking at the stats so we can actually figure out if this ointment really works)

Michael Ramos3 said:Hey there, good people.

I’m on this forum every single day, lurking and reading, but honestly, one thing just doesn't make any sense to me. Like, look at the thread history—it's almost 100% just people posting about some random topical cream or ointment that even the user themselves admits doesn't work, or maybe gives some half-baked results that vanish in a heartbeat right before the disease comes roaring back even worse than before. And then you see all the questions—where do I get it? how do I use it? how much? why? It’s a joke because we all know deep down there are zero results.
Are you seriously going to sit around waiting for some pharmaceutical giant to finally get a drug approved through the FDA, which—let's be real—will probably take years, and then have to shell out thousands of dollars abroad just to get cured when you don't even have the desire to live your life right now?
Look, I've got a real, incurable condition here, not some imaginary thing. My actual medical nightmare was a massive hip surgery when I was seven years old, which left me with a leg that's four centimeters shorter than the other for my entire life, a crooked spine, and chronic pain that flares up every time the weather shifts. There is no cure for that, but for this stuff you guys are talking about, there might be. I am telling you this with absolute certainty, and I swear to God. My records are public and out there for anyone to see. Just remember what I said, because one day you'll look back and realize I was right.

With faith in God,

Best, Bane

Over the last ten days, my psoriasis has absolutely exploded; I’ve got thousands of tiny little spots erupting all over my body like a rash. I have never seen it look like this in my entire life. It hurts, it stings, and the itching is so intense it gives me the chills and keeps me wide awake at night, and of course, absolutely nothing is helping. In just about a month and a half, I went from having maybe 5% coverage to this total nightmare. In a word: unbelievable. And it isn't stopping—it's still active and spreading... like a damn volcano.

Given how bad things are, I feel like I'm the perfect candidate to test out the ointment from Michael Ramos3.

I'm actually thinking about taking photos of myself at every stage of this treatment and keeping a full-blown diary right here on these boards...

If you're actually down to test your cream on me, send me your info so I can reach out, buy it, and get it delivered.

Let's prove once and for all whether this ointment actually works or if it's a complete bust.

Lord God, have mercy on us.🙏

Kenneth Williams36 said:Alright, I'll try my best not to pick at them, but how long is this stuff gonna keep building up? I think unnamed mentioned his scalp buildup was like almost an inch thick! Man, I'm gonna end up looking like a freaking turtle in a shell. I actually read something about washing your scalp with Noni juice. Have you ever tried that, or does anyone else have any experience with it?🙏

The whole deal with the unnamed effect is that any kind of trauma—whether you scrape it mechanically or hit it with some chemical or agent the skin just won't take—it basically triggers the first spots where psoriasis might start spreading if it's already on the move... You could technically try (though I really wouldn't suggest it) making a tiny little scratch on some other part of your body... as the psoriasis expansion moves forward, that should theoretically be one of the first places it pops up.

As for those psoriasis scales... you absolutely cannot scrub them off mechanically or use anything abrasive...

So the big question is what do you even do... Basically, you either gotta manage it with ointments or salicylic acid gels (which is what mainstream doctors recommend), or just keep slathering stuff on until that hard, flaky crust softens up enough to just fall off on its own... But look, the effectiveness of any product is totally different for everyone... it's weird, but something that works for you once might totally fail you the next time.

Personally, I always tried to keep my hair cut super short so I could get as much sunlight hitting my scalp as possible, which is great for preventing flare-ups. Also, stay away from blow-drying your hair because that dries out the skin and makes psoriasis worse, and don't rub your head with a towel either since that's way too abrasive.
The best part about having short hair is that it's easy to dry and maintain (plus it looks pretty good on me 😉)

Back when I was dealing with it heavily, I was applying everything under the sun—unnamed, Sinoderm gel, unnamed... all sorts of cortisone creams and corticosteroids, mixed in with natural salves (even honey-based ones) and lotions made of olive oil, brandy, and herbal tinctures... I honestly felt like a freak, just staring in the mirror in total shock...

It would sort of just heal itself, or rather, it would recede sporadically, bit by bit, then disappear again.

But then a month ago, it came back full force, and I'm talking massive... I went back to the steroids, but they did absolutely nothing... now I'm using some ointment (a mix of lard and St. John's Wort oil) but unfortunately, it’s not doing a thing—actually, things are even worse now on the rest of my body 😠

Regarding that Noni juice stuff, I saw a ton of commercials and "miracle" stories about it ages ago, but honestly, I never tried it or used it myself (I just didn't trust it) and I haven't met anyone who actually uses it for psoriasis or anything else.

Hope you have better luck than I am.😳

Kenneth Williams36 said:Dear Gabi, look, I was using that Sinalar gel at first before I even knew what I was dealing with, but honestly, now that it’s spread to my hairline, things have become absolutely unbearable. I’m out here peeling off these scales—and let me tell you, we aren't talking tiny flakes, we're talking thick layers several millimeters deep—and then the burning starts, just this intense, searing redness taking over my entire scalp. Once that happens, I end up burning through an entire bottle of Belosalic in just a few days, which gives me maybe a week of peace before the whole nightmare starts all over again from scratch. I’m at my wit's end here, seriously, what else am I supposed to try?🙏

Man, I’d love to step up and give you a solid recommendation for something that might actually work for you... but honestly? Right now, I can barely even help myself. It's a mess. Like, literally until about a month ago, my scalp was totally clear—we’re talking two whole years of nothing but smooth skin. And then, out of nowhere, it just hits me like a freight train. Now it's just crust after crust, all these thick patches and scabs everywhere. The weirdest part is that I was using basically the same stuff I used before, but it feels like those products actually made things worse, like they triggered this massive flare-up that's way more aggressive than what I was dealing with before. It's frustrating as hell.

Look, I might only have one piece of advice for you, but you really need to hear it: just stop picking at those scales, okay? Seriously. You’ve got to watch out for that Kebnerov effect—it’s no joke. Every single time you mess with a damaged patch of skin, you're basically inviting new psoriasis lesions to move in or making the ones you already have way worse. Just leave it alone!

darkbison18 said:Right now I'm hanging out in the Midwest, so don't you dare think for a second that I'm not checking things for snake venom.
I'll be back in 7 days, and then I'm going to get the lowdown on everything for all of us!
That HALICAR SALBE cream? It definitely does absolutely nothing for me! Not that it would work for everyone else, obviously.

Leo, thanks a ton...

Robert Clark2 said:🙂 Over the last few pages here, we haven't exactly been able to read one single decent post from you, nor from Elizabeth Lee49, unless you count the sweet talk and weather reports.
Why on earth are you guys pushing Michael Ramos3 so hard? Honestly, it feels like you're badgering him. He already said he’d let us know once the ointment is officially registered, so let's just wait with some actual dignity and let him come to us without being called out. I'm also hoping someone who’s actually used the stuff will chime in—ideally a veteran member of this forum, though I guess you can trust the younger crowd too if you have to.
Look, we put up with you and all your contradictory nonsense, so we can certainly give Michael Ramos3 some breathing room to write when he's ready.

Listen, Robert Clark2... I have absolutely zero intention of commenting on your writing style or mine... much less Elizabeth Lee49's...

The fact that you aren't digging the way Elizabeth Lee49, myself, and maybe a few others exchange not just facts, but actual human kindness and support, seems to be your own personal issue... which hey, you're totally entitled to feel that way... just like we're entitled to do it because, frankly, we need that support while we're fighting this (honestly terrifying) disease...

Anyway, you're more than free to just hit the ignore button on my posts if they bug you...

Even after this latest exchange, I still want to thank you for everything you've shared so far... because most of it was actually solid advice...

As for Michael Ramos3, this isn't some kind of provocation... it's just genuine interest. For what it's worth, I don't need some official registration number to believe in something, especially since hundreds of "officially approved" products have failed me in the past...

Take care,

Gregory Mendoza3

Michael Ramos3 said:Hey there.

Seriously, go read pages 29 through 32 of this forum.

I'm asking you nicely.

With faith in God,

Best,

God help us.

But look, Michael Ramos3, what's the deal with the testing on your cream... and the folks here who actually used it... come on man, give us some kind of update...

Ever since you posted that we’d be seeing more results soon, we haven't heard a single peep...

Hey everyone!

Sending some love to Elizabeth Lee49 and Chris Morgan67

Elizabeth Lee49 said:Honestly, I feel like I’ve been through this cycle once and I’m still stuck in it🙄 and it’s not even like it’s killing me—I’m handling it like a man (just gotta take it like a man😁). But I can't help but wonder: where on earth did this stupid disease find me in the first place?

This question is basically what drives our lives, but man, there are so many of us out there, so it didn't just pick one person, it picked millions. God knows how many of us are scattered all over the world.

The people who truly love you, they love you for who you actually are, not because of some superficial look!

I look at what my skin has turned into with absolute horror... and honestly, the hardest part is when my 11-month-old daughter touches the scales, like she’s trying to peel them off... but then there's my wife, she hasn't looked at me with even a hint of disgust once, she treats me exactly the same as when my skin was perfectly clear; she even scolds me sometimes because I get so depressed about the psoriasis, just like my 2.5-year-old son does, who is my whole world...👍

Elizabeth Lee49 said:Heading off to work now, so catch you later—love you guys, it's Gabi. It’s actually raining here in Skopje today, and honestly, after that intense heatwave we just had, a little cooldown is exactly what the doctor ordered. Talk soon!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dear Gabi,
it’s cooled down here in Belgrade too... and I am absolutely loving it because I’m one of those rare people who deals with psoriasis AND frequent sun allergies (!)
It sounds totally wild, but it's the truth....

Not a bad idea to head out to work myself since I'm running pretty late at this point....

Hey everyone!

Robert Clark2 said:😉 You’ve got Prolom Spa near Kuršumlija in southern America, which specializes in treating psoriasis, and then there's "Rusanda" Spa over in Melenci, out in the Banat region of Vojvodina.
😎 If you head toward the coast, you've got the Adriatic Sea Spa, so honestly, wherever you decide to go, you're hitting the right spots, especially since the best results usually happen during the summer—just my two cents while I'm dealing with this mess myself.👍

So tell me, have you actually dealt with Prolom Spa before, or do you know anything about their clearance rates or how long you're stuck in therapy there?

Same deal with Rusanda...

About two years back, when things weren't looking too crazy yet, I actually gave the folks at Prolom Spa a ring to see what the deal was and get the lowdown on their whole setup... but they just gave me these super vague, surface-level answers, basically saying it isn't a "cure" per se, just that staying there might help alongside other treatments... they wouldn't say a single word about actual success rates...