Posts by Alexander Hernandez7

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Terry Myers62 said:Hey,

I could use some advice... I'm 25 and I've dealt with hemorrhoid issues a few times now. Usually, I can sort them out in about 5 or 6 days just by using an ointment regularly. It's been almost three weeks since this current flare-up started, and here's how it's gone so far... the first week was mostly mild pain and itching, plus a larger lump you could feel... the second week it was just lighter itching and the lump started shrinking a bit... now we're hitting the third week and some days I even forget I even have them. The lump feels slightly smaller, but not enough... my bathroom habits have stayed totally regular... I actually stopped using the cream for a bit because I read somewhere that you shouldn't use it constantly for too long... so I'm wondering if I should switch ointments, or maybe change my diet? I mostly eat veggies and stay away from heavy spices... any advice would be great.

Best,

Look, Michael Cook4, if my new username is bugging you, my bad. I don't live on this forum 24/7 just like you don't. I signed up specifically to find a fix for my own issue. It’s not my fault I jumped straight into a thread where a specific product was being discussed. I'm just trying to figure out how to help myself since my doctor didn't tell me I needed surgery after my checkup. If I can't register and actually participate in the conversation, then what's the point? I guess I should just sit back and watch. Watch all of you pushing for surgery with THE SAME surgeon.
Honestly, I have zero incentive to run ads for anyone or anything. Right now, I'm just waiting to see if anything actually works, alongside my "diet," of course.
But since we're digging through old posts, it's pretty funny how Steven Hernandez14, crimsongull20, and you all keep ending up with the exact same surgeon. Way to go!
Just drop it already so I don't have to keep logging in just to reply to your FAKE posts! I'll come back to this thread later once I can decide if this guy is actually legit or if I'm getting ripped off again like I have a few times before.

I wouldn't even call that an ad; it’s more like some unsolicited, good-natured advice. An actual advertisement is when someone starts listing every single ingredient in a product to sell you on it. This was just someone saying, "Hey, maybe pay attention to what you're actually drinking."
Sure, he mentioned a specific brand, but he just used it as a solid example. That doesn't mean it's the only decent option out there.
crimsongull20, I honestly have no clue who anyone is "promoting" here. If people actually started digging through your post history, they'd probably conclude that you're the one constantly pushing products and private clinics.
That whole setup you have—where you're basically telling people, "just shoot me an email or a DM"—is nothing more than a shady way to funnel people into expensive private checkups at the exact same clinic.
So, seriously, don't make me start digging up your old posts and connecting the dots for everyone.

I think Dr. Nevio hit the nail on the head when he emphasized how much we really need to pay attention to what's actually inside the stuff we buy today.
We get bombarded constantly by commercials pushing products packed with questionable chemical cocktails, and honestly, I don't think that's always great for our health.
How many times have we seen those "synthetic" products in TV ads totally overshadowing natural alternatives that might actually be superior? You know, things that work better and are undeniably better for our bodies. It’s not even rare to see doctors prescribing all sorts of antibiotics that probably do more harm than good, mostly because half the time they don't even know what's wrong with us to begin with.
Whether it's an ad or not, those "pharmaceutical experts" on TV are basically poisoning us even more.
If, for example, Quest Diagnostics has plenty of great ingredients that are actually good for us, why on earth aren't they showing that to people?
If it wasn't for that post, I never would have gone digging through the ingredient lists for hemorrhoid treatments.
So, I went ahead and ordered some Quest Diagnostics because it actually looked decent, and the price isn't bad either. We'll see how it goes. Of course, sticking to a regulated diet is priority number one, at least until all this junk is cleared out.

crimsongull20, seriously, what you're doing is low-key shady as hell. Pushing people and lying to them during this massive spike in private healthcare costs? It’s dirty.
How many DMs or emails do you even get a day asking, "Hey, can you recommend a good specialist?"
It’s honestly pathetic how you operate. I bet the answer is always the exact same—always pointing everyone toward the same clinic.

I got curious about who was pulling the strings here, so I did a little digging into how you work.
I noticed that almost every single one of your posts targets someone looking for medical advice because they're dealing with some health issue. You swoop in, suggest they see a "top-tier specialist," and then I bet they hit you up privately to find out who that guy is, only for you to funnel them straight into that same private clinic. For just one profile, you've had an insane amount of "issues" to solve.
People aren't stupid.

They haven't been stupid since every single checkup started costing a fortune.
crimsongull20 and Steven Hernandez14—it's funny how you two always end up on the same topics using the same playbook: "DM me for details."
crimsongull20, you better hope people don't start digging through your old posts.

How are we even supposed to post here if we actually want to get to the point?
Should we just start writing in Latin since apparently that's the only language everyone understands, thank God?
Every time I look for actual advice, all I find is people telling me I need to go straight under the knife. Honestly, it’s not even the first time I’ve heard how these private clinics operate. I wouldn't be surprised if one of those shady outfits was pulling the strings behind half these comments, feeding us private info on surgeons and whatnot. Look, I’m not saying I swallow every single ad I see, but I don't blindly trust your posts either. At this point, I don't trust anyone, so I'm just gonna have to rely on my own gut feeling. What I took away from Nevia's post is that we really need to look at the actual ingredients—compare them to what else is out there—because that's probably why one product works better than the rest.
I'm with you on the price; it's definitely not pocket change, but honestly, it's not too bad considering what you actually get. This stuff has a ton of ingredients, and based on what I gathered from the post, these are the kinds of things that actually have proven medicinal properties in traditional remedies.
Luckily, the doctors told me during my checkup that I don't need surgery right away, so with the advice I've picked up, I want to try something else to finally get rid of this damn thing!

I’m actually losing my mind here. Has anyone actually tried that Quest Diagnostics stuff? Someone told me to grab something just to take the edge off while I'm stuck on this strict diet. I see they have it in capsules and a gel. Look, I get it—I probably should’ve been more proactive about upping my supplement intake like you were saying, but right now I just need to stop feeling... well, you know what I mean. What's the word on the gel? Anyone used it?

This Himalaya FedEx stuff is a complete joke. It does absolutely nothing.
I mean, what a massive waste of cash. I actually called them up right after I started using it to tell them straight up—if this isn't doing anything, I'm not just sitting here waiting around for my health to get better for zero reason. I wanted my money back. All they did was give me the runaround. "Oh, just take 50% off your next order and keep going..." Give me a break. I’m done falling for these cheap knock-off products. Honestly, I should have seen it coming the second I saw how dirt cheap it was. I've got a doctor's appointment first thing Monday. 👎 👎