Posts by Sandra Fox12

copperviper102 said:Hey Nick! Honestly, you should go back and read every single post by Michael Ramos3 because he talks all about his dad’s ointment, and that’s where you’ll find the full scoop on how it works. As for my own experience, I’m pretty happy with it, but you really ought to dig through my old threads too. If you want to figure out how to actually buy the stuff, just shoot Michael Ramos3 a private message and he’ll get you sorted. It might also be a smart move to lay out your specific situation here on the forum so the veterans can give you some pointers—sorry guys for using that term, but it’s just easier for me to say... people like Robert Clark2, Emergence, Otto (if he shows up), and the rest. Cheers...

Thanks so much!
No problem at all, looks like I've got some serious homework to do if I'm going to read everything from the very beginning. 🙂

I've been dealing with psoriasis for years now, maybe 15 years or so. Since it only flares up on my scalp and behind my ears (thank God for small mercies) and mostly during those times when things are slightly calmer, doctors weren't even sure if it was psoriasis, seborrheic dermatitis... or something else entirely. But, I finally had a biopsy a month ago, and they officially diagnosed it as psoriasis vulgaris.👎
The absolute worst patch is right along my hairline, creeping toward my forehead... it's this nasty red spot covered in scales. That one really gets me down.

Out of everything I've tried—and believe me, I have tried basically everything—nothing works better than steroids. Don't even get me started on the mountain of money I've wasted on all those overpriced medical shampoos, lotions, and creams... it's ridiculous.

I recently got a prescription for some herbal tea, so I'm giving that a shot... drinking it, doing my best... the doctor said I should see results in about 3 to 6 months, so we'll see.

I even tried those mineral baths... they help, but the relief doesn't last very long.

So yeah, that's my story...

I'll see how I progress with the tea... but that ointment is definitely still an option on my list!

Best,
N.

copperviper102 said:I’ve been watching this thread from the sidelines for a bit, and honestly, I’m not digging the vibe because it feels pretty counterproductive. 😬Michael Ramos3 said he isn't going to reveal the exact ingredients in his ointment (which, let's be real, he didn't want to disclose to potential customers back when he was trying to register it as a drug), and hey, that's his call—though if it were me, I’d probably try to file a patent or something similar if that's even an option, since patents cover specific formulas (correct me if I'm wrong there). At the same time, you've got people who need to dissect every single detail and demand answers. Both sides have a point: those asking questions are just being thorough, and it's perfectly reasonable for him to keep his recipe private on a public forum. Maybe a middle ground would be if Michael Ramos3 sent some of the plant names via PM? Or look, nobody is stopping you from buying some and taking it to a lab for analysis in a city like Chicago or wherever. It hasn't crossed my mind personally, but if someone wants to go that route, be my guest. I get the skepticism; I’m still sitting here wondering how much this is all going to cost me and whether I’ll ever get my skin back to normal once the money is spent. I can't give you hard evidence, but I can give you my word. To be totally blunt, I actually spoke with Michael Ramos3's father, and the guy sounded incredibly sincere about wanting to help people, which is why I decided to take the plunge. I mentioned before that I found other "solutions" at the same time that were way more expensive, but I chose to try this first. If it ends up failing, well, God knows I tried. For now, I can say it hasn't hurt me; in fact, it's helped quite a bit, even if I haven't seen massive changes in the last 2 or 3 days, which is what I expected anyway. Realistically, you should be applying this stuff for two months—it takes that long for any part of the body to complete a full skin cycle and renew itself. People here are talking about 20 or 30 days... if I were him, I’d be looking for a two-month window (plus, I’d make more money 🙂—I am an economist, after all; I'm a materialist). Ultimately, it boils down to this: do you trust a man's word? It’s not even about trusting the ointment; it’s about whether you trust *him*. You don't even have to meet him in person; a few minutes of chatting can tell you if someone is a hustler or not. Besides, Michael Ramos3 has posted enough that you can pretty much get a sense of his character and what he stands for. He believes this stuff cures, and I want to believe him because he seems like a decent guy. Most people will probably call me naive or even worse, but that’s my choice, just like it’s yours. So, I don't think we need to constantly hunt for more data on the formula; we should just watch the progress of the people actually using it. I’m skeptical about plenty of things too, and sure, there's a dosage for this stuff, but sometimes you just have to make a decision and pull the trigger. Sometimes, information overload is actually counterproductive. To wrap this up, anything that isn't medically tested and proven falls into a gray area for me, which can be viewed as either good or bad—as the old saying goes... beauty is in the eye of the beholder... 👍
Peace to all you good people, I'm heading out on vacation to hit the beach in Miami...🤣

Hip!
I just read that you managed to clear everything up with the ointment. Congrats!👍
So, what’s the deal with this Melem stuff and where can I actually get my hands on it? 😕 Honestly, I’ve been dealing with scalp psoriasis for about 15 years now... it just comes and goes in waves. Right now, I’m trying this herbal tea—just started yesterday—so we'll see if it actually does anything or if it's just a waste of time. But seriously, please tell me more about this Melem!

Hey there,
N.