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silentheron25 silentheron25 Newcomer
5 messages
joined May 2007
#2141 ·
Don't bother ordering anything from him. It’s a waste of time and you'll just end up burning through your cash... honestly, it’s pretty obvious why he’s dodging bank transfers and insisting on cash in hand. Just classic shady business right there.
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#2142 ·
Look, I’m asking you not to insult me.
If you don't have the basic decency or self-control to manage your own attitude, maybe go somewhere where they can actually teach you how to behave. Where I grew up, we learned that kind of stuff at home and in elementary school.

I haven't insulted you once, so I have no idea why you're coming at me. It's not my fault you REFUSE to get better, so you end up only doing half the work. Anyone could figure that out just by reading your posts from the very beginning.

What "bank transfer" are you talking about? Go ahead, clarify what you meant to say.
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#2143 ·
Michael Ramos3 said:I’d really appreciate it if you could refrain from the insults.
If you haven't picked up enough manners or basic decency to keep your temper in check, maybe try a place where they actually teach that. Where I grew up, we learned how to treat people right right at the dinner table and in elementary school.

Look at this guy acting like he can lecture us on manners!🤣

Just some small-time entrepreneur selling ointments with mystery ingredients and zero clear benefits.🙂

Don't get all high and mighty and start throwing insults; instead, why don't you actually prove me wrong?
Show us you have actual certifications for your cream, that it's a registered product, and that you can actually find it in a local pharmacy.
A little bit of positive feedback wouldn't hurt either—since you found customers here on the forum, though I honestly don't recall seeing anyone raving about it, let alone being totally healed.😉
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#2144 ·
Robin Robinson8 said:LOL, looks like Michael Ramos3 is going to be broke. That first paycheck is definitely getting spent immediately. 😂

Pretty hilarious situation. Honestly, that new member's first post on this forum deserves a good laugh.
Come on, give us the full rundown. Share some of that luck you're having with the rest of us.
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#2145 ·
jadesailor14 said:this guy thinks he can lecture us on how to raise kids🤣

just some small-time entrepreneur selling ointments with unknown ingredients and origins🙂

don't get cocky and start throwing insults; instead, prove me wrong
show me you actually have certifications for your ointment, that it’s a registered product, and that it's sold in legitimate pharmacies
hearing about a positive experience wouldn't hurt either—you found customers here on the forum, but I don't recall seeing anyone raving about it, let alone being healed😉

If you actually did your job—assuming you even know how—you'd be sanctioning insults. I've told you a hundred times already, but you just stay deaf to it.
Since you won't ban him, I'll have to teach him some manners. And that's exactly how it's going to go until you start directly sanctioning insults according to the forum rules.

Where am I supposed to post certificates and registrations so you can see what you're looking for?
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#2146 ·
Michael Ramos3 said:That is just hilarious! Honestly, the first post from a new member on this forum deserves a good laugh.
Come on, why don't you give us the full scoop? Tell us all about that amazing "luck" you're feeling right now!

Don't be so quick to judge 🙄
It’s not about him; it’s clearly about your marketing tactics.
I bet she isn't laughing at all since you guys are in the same boat, while you're really just here to make sales. 😉
Oh, and I almost forgot... and to claim eternal credit, too! 🤣

Michael Ramos3 said:Where exactly should I post my certifications and licenses so you can see whatever it is you're looking for?

Personally, I don't need to see them, 🤷
but it would be fair and honest if you did, especially since you're constantly pushing your homemade concoctions on everyone else.

Besides that,
you're mostly just insulting the sun here 😉
—and the intelligence of the people suffering—if you have any doubt about how much you're offending them.
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#2147 ·
Please give me my post where I insulted someone.

You people just vent and then conveniently forget.
ambertiger10 ambertiger10 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Jun 2008
#2148 ·
I honestly don't get why there’s so much disrespect and constant bickering going on here. Has anyone actually tried using this ointment? In my opinion, all this fighting isn't helping anyone; I thought this site was built to provide support and help people out. Correct me if I'm wrong.
ambertiger10 ambertiger10 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Jun 2008
#2149 ·
Robert Clark2 said:Sending my best right back to you!

In my case, I started on a 30mg daily dose. Within just 20 days, I felt like a completely new person—everything cleared up as if the condition had never existed.
I didn't experience any side effects, none at all, though I was getting blood work done every 10 to 15 days just to be safe. The only thing left behind from the erythroderma was some skin thinning.
For about a year, things stayed pretty stable, with only very minor setbacks compared to how bad I used to be.

The following year, I tried going back on the same dosage, but because of some heart issues and blood pressure complications, I ended up having to be hospitalized. Because of that, I had to stop the Neotigason therapy.

Essentially, I tolerated the medication quite well.

The only real downside was that I had to stick to a strictly controlled "diet," and honestly, realizing I couldn't be a blood donor wasn't exactly a pleasant realization.

Best regards!

Can you please tell me what kind of medication this is? Does it actually work, and what are the side effects like?
Robert Clark2 Robert Clark2 Active Member
121 messages
joined Apr 2008
#2150 ·
ambertiger10 said:Please, just tell me what kind of medicine this is? Does it actually work? And what about the side effects?

😉You didn't even mention what you're actually dealing with! You haven't said a single word about your diagnosis...
Neotigason is a really tricky medication👍
brightjackal15 brightjackal15 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Mar 2008
#2151 ·
Just checking in here because I might have missed it... anyone got any actual info on using Homeopathy or some other kind of alternative medicine?
quietviper26 quietviper26 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jul 2014
#2152 ·
brightjackal15 said:I just wanted to check in here because I wasn't entirely sure if this had been mentioned before, but does anyone happen to have any information regarding treatment through Homeopathy or perhaps some other form of alternative medicine?

If you have a moment, please take a look at my post located at the top of page 88. Best of luck to you.
Joshua Bennett4 Joshua Bennett4 Active Member
53 messages
joined Sep 2008
#2153 ·
Can someone just save me the hassle and tell me how much Psorcutan runs? Also, do I really need to get all those tests done before I start using it? 🙏 🙏
Robin Robinson8 Robin Robinson8 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Jul 2008
#2154 ·
Linda Chase81 said:I'd rather not hunt for this myself—can someone just tell me how much Psorcutan costs and if I need to get any tests done before I start using it?🙏 🙏

It’s probably best if a doctor recommends it for you—since, well, none of us here actually know your specific diagnosis. You should at least go in for a checkup, because, for instance, Psorcutan doesn't work for every skin change, so it might not be the right fit for you.
It’s been a while since I last used it, but I think a 100g jar of Psorcutan is roughly around $200 $100 (sorry if I'm off, I honestly don't recall exactly)—maybe Chris Morgan67 can weigh in more, since she uses it a bit more frequently than I do. They have both an ointment and a cream version, so it really depends on what you prefer; personally, I used the cream for my face and the ointment for my body, but again, you should definitely ask your doctor about it. One thing they warned me about was depigmentation—apparently, that can happen if you apply Psorcutan and then head out into the sun.
Best, 😍
Michael Ramos3 Michael Ramos3 Active Member
196 messages
joined Apr 2007
#2155 ·
It would be helpful if the new members actually put in some effort and invested some energy into what they should care about—specifically, reading through this forum from the beginning for their own good.
They’d learn plenty since this thread was started back in 2003. They’d realize that Linda Chase81 is one of the longest-standing members here and see her diagnosis, her experiences, and everything else she or others have posted.
As it stands, this is just another useless post. If you count mine as two, and then Linda Chase81 replies, that's three, and so on. This is how forums expand endlessly without being constructive.

On other professional forums related to my field, the moderator handles this by issuing warnings and keeping things on track to actively manage the flow of conversation. I don't even need to mention responding to insults or other nonsense; that should go without saying.
But whatever. This is just how things roll here.

Regards,
jadesailor14 jadesailor14 Regular
314 messages
joined May 2006
#2156 ·
Michael Ramos3 said:On some other forums

I’d actually point out something you said yourself—that you’ve been banned from other boards for spamming. 😈
You keep pitching this homemade salve as if it's a miracle cure, yet you stubbornly refuse to post any actual certifications or FDA approvals online, even though you swear you have them!

Honestly, it feels like you're one of the last people who should be critiquing this community 😉
, especially when it comes to deciding who doesn't belong here. From what I can see, you're only hanging around to line your own pockets.

So far, nobody has come forward to say they are fully healed, even though several people here have bought and used your ointment. 🤷

And seriously, what exactly is it that you're "permanently healed" from?
Robin Robinson8 Robin Robinson8 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Jul 2008
#2157 ·
Michael Ramos3 said:It would be really helpful if the newer members put even a little bit of effort—and energy—into actually reading the stuff that matters to them. They should probably just read through this forum from the very beginning for their own good.
They’d find out pretty much everything there—considering this thread has been running since 2003. They’d realize that Linda Chase81 is one of the longest-standing members here, and they could see all the diagnoses, experiences, and everything else she (and others) have shared over the years.
As it stands, this is just another unnecessary post—counting this one as my second, and if Linda Chase81 replies, that makes three, and so on. This is how forums expand without any real substance.

On other professional forums related to my field, the moderator handles this—they issue warnings and redirect people, actively managing the flow of the discussion. And honestly, I don't even need to mention reacting to insults or other nonsense; I assume that goes without saying.
But hey, what can you do? This is just how things roll here.

Best,

THANKS FOR THE heads-up!!!
AND THANK GOD YOU AREN'T THE MODERATOR, OR THIS FORUM WOULD HAVE GONE STRAIGHT TO HELL BECAUSE OF YOU PEDDLING YOUR PRODUCTS AND NONSENSE!!!

BTW, I see everyone has already given up on responding to your stupidity, so I think I'll join them. From here on out, I'm tuning out every single comment you make.
Cheers 😍
Kenneth Ward91 Kenneth Ward91 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Aug 2010
#2158 ·
My mother used to suffer from some kind of skin condition on her hands. I’m fairly certain it was psoriasis; I remember vividly how her skin would peel away, and the itching—it sounded absolutely agonizing. I was just a young child at the time, but I distinctly recall a woman applying some sort of dark, tar-like substance to her hands. From that moment on, the condition vanished, and she hasn't seen a flare-up in over fifteen years. Is it possible for a single application to provide such long-lasting relief?
Joshua Booth3 Joshua Booth3 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Jun 2008
#2159 ·
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Joshua Booth3 Joshua Booth3 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2008
#2160 ·
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