Posts by rapidpanther41

Emergence says:
Look, sorry, Michael Ramos3, but I get the feeling you're actually kind of pissed at US because we’re being skeptical about your ointment.

I mean, how are we supposed to believe you’re being totally honest when you bring up God in basically every single post?

Don't get me wrong—I really, truly hope you're telling the truth—but it feels a little weird that you expect us all to just take your word for it, like you've suddenly discovered some miracle cure based solely on your own claims.
We don't know you, we don't know your father, we have no idea what's actually in this stuff, and we don't even know how bad your dad's psoriasis actually was.

All we have is your word that it works, and—with all due respect—that isn't nearly enough to convince me that anything is actually working.
Because, let's face it, people lie for their own gain... every single second of every single hour, all over this planet.
I'm not angry at anyone and I'm definitely not pointing fingers, but life teaches you pretty quickly that when you're at your lowest, help doesn't just come from people acting in the name of God—it also comes from people who are just looking out for themselves. That's why I want to be careful; I don't want my suffering, or the suffering of others dealing with this same condition, to be exploited by people with an agenda. The traumas and the disappointments just keep piling up after endless failed attempts—not to mention the sting you feel if you eventually realize someone used your pain just to line their own pockets.

urbangull says: Take a look at this post.
You’re claiming no other medication offers a permanent fix. So—are you implying this balm actually has that potential, while simultaneously saying we can just use it whenever we feel like it? Where exactly is this "permanent effect" hiding? Can you send over some before and after photos of your dad using the balm? Look, I don't mean to sound harsh, but I have faith in God—what I'm lacking is faith in this balm.
I totally get where you're coming from. I honestly don't know how long they're going to keep insisting this is a cure for psoriasis, but mark my words—the disappointment is only going to pile up for everyone who tries it. And personally? Faith and God have nothing to do with it—at least not in my book.

The devil was really getting under my skin today, so I ended up spiraling down a rabbit hole and combing through every single post by Michael Ramos3. And honestly? It’s wild—his father actually tried almost every single remedy mentioned on this entire forum, and there's an answer for every single one of them. I can't say I blame the people who went out and bought whatever remedy Michael Ramos3 suggested; if I were being attacked by skin issues on that kind of scale, I’d probably do the exact same thing. I mean, what have you got to lose? It's that old logic—how much is your own health actually worth to you? The guy is just telling it like it is. Official medicine isn't helping us, but he’s offering a hand—sure, there's a price tag attached, but compared to the cost of our actual well-being, it's practically pocket change.

Stress isn't some quick little thing that lasts for a second or a minute—honestly, most people just drift through life for years without even realizing they're drowning in it. It’s a slow burn. It wreaks havoc on your entire system, both mentally and physically, leaving you vulnerable to all sorts of issues—including psoriasis, for instance. I don't want to get too bogged down in endless, pointless theory here, but a buddy of mine—whose mom actually deals with psoriasis—mentioned that Megamin made a massive difference for her. Apparently, it's used to treat liver issues and does wonders for boosting the whole immune system. I haven't personally verified the specifics 100% yet, but I'm going to look into exactly how she was using it and then I'll report back.

Maria Doyle27 says: Basically, if you're one of those people where psoriasis is just a direct result of stress and nerves rather than some internal inflammatory process, you've actually got a pretty solid shot at seeing it clear up completely—and staying that way forever. ---
I mean, who knows? It might just be a matter of figuring out how to hit that sweet spot where it finally retreats, Sophie. It’s basically that whole "chicken or the egg" dilemma all over again, which is what started this mess in the first place.

So, I’m the new guy here. I’ve been dealing with this since my heart attack back on September 11, 2002—which was then followed by heart surgery a year later on September 11, 2003, involving four bypasses. Now, the flare-ups show up on my finger joints and occasionally on my elbows. And yeah, I definitely agree that skin damage acts as a trigger. I’ve been using White Salic in small amounts, along with a few other ointment-based stuff, but honestly? Most of it doesn't do much. For me, nothing beats the ocean and some sunshine. I actually tried Zorak 1.00 once, and let me tell you, it was a total disaster—I had to stop immediately because of the reaction. From what I’ve gathered so far, and just based on my own life experience, the real kicker for psoriasis is a massive psychophysical shock—basically, intense stress. To actually fix it, you have to balance out your entire system, mind and body. Everything else is just spinning your wheels until you hit a dead end.

We’ll just have to wait and see if the results from HealthCare Inc actually hold up when applied to everyone else, right?