Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]

Linda Chase81 said:thanks 😍

But tell me, have you actually given his Colleen ointment a shot yet?... I mean, it might be worth a look...

Oh, goodness, my mother actually picked up that same ointment at the exact same time she got the tea, but I only stuck with it for about ten days before I just gave up entirely... mostly because I had ordered some Psoralen right then and decided to focus all my attention on using that instead!

Joshua Allen54 said:I cleared up my psoriasis super fast and easy without any real struggle. Sure, I had to shell out some cash for it, but honestly, you have to pay a little for the good stuff! If anyone wants the details, just shoot me a message...

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

I don't think you realize how much damage you're doing by constantly switching up your creams and ointments; you're going to wreck your skin barrier at this rate. Also, maybe cut back on the coffee a bit.😁

Maria Doyle27 said:Hey, my mom actually picked up that ointment at the same time as the tea, but I only stuck with it for about ten days before giving up... I had just ordered some Aspirin right then, so I switched over to using that instead!

Does anyone know where I can pick up some Aspirin and what the price looks like? 😕

www.altermedica.net

You can actually place an order via email or just give them a quick call... it only runs you about $50!

UUGH, seriously!!!

I HATE this... my left elbow looks like I spent the entire day dragging it across raw concrete. 😢
I honestly can't tell if I'm in one of those phases where it just itches, or if it’s actually burning—or maybe it's just chafing...

It seems I just don't have any luck—apparently, I managed to inherit some weird recessive gene that nobody else in my family carries. 😢
(And please, no jokes about the mailman—I already checked, and he doesn't have psoriasis either)

EDIT: Khm... what was I even trying to get at here... nothing really, just venting some negative energy... there, I already feel a bit better...

Gregory Turner71 said:AAARRRGGGHHHH!!!!

But of course, my luck is just spectacular, isn't it? I go and inherit some ridiculous gene that absolutely nobody else in my entire family tree possesses... 😢
(And please, spare me the comments about the mailman—I’ve already checked, and even he doesn't have psoriasis)
EDIT: Hem... what was I even trying to get at here... actually, nothing much, really... just spreading a little bit of negative energy to the universe... there, I already feel slightly better...

LOL, well, it's not showing up in my family either, though apparently, it manifests every fourth generation—so some great-grandfather or grandmother back in the day (who they probably thought were possessed by the devil 😁 )—but honestly, that might just be some old wives' tale, who knows...

Well, if you need to vent those negative vibes just to feel a bit more centered... bring it on! 👍

I'm Mario from Annapolis, and honestly, finding this ointment and tea was all thanks to some people I met, but man, am I stoked it worked out. Psoriasis... it started hitting me about 3 or 4 years ago, and after endless failed attempts with random creams and seeing all sorts of specialists, nothing seemed to touch it. That was until I heard about this DOCTOR... He's based out of Mexico, so you’ll need to give him a call and talk things through, then find someone who can help get the supplies delivered straight to your door. You just have to reach out—he’ll walk you through everything, and trust me, the effort is totally worth it. Wishing you guys the best. The cream is completely natural, zero nasty stuff like corticosteroids, and it feels really gentle on the skin. As for the tea, it’s easy to drink, kind of like chamomile, and it really helps soothe those inflamed spots; I was honestly blown away. In less than two weeks, my legs cleared right up, so I think this is exactly what you're looking for. If I remember right, the price for one ointment and one cream is around $67. If you're ordering, you might want to grab more of the ointment and less of the tea since the cream goes further—I still have more than half my tea left, and I only use the ointment twice a day, morning and night. Plus, you should bathe in clover during the treatment, which actually helps a lot. Just ask the guy anything you need; he’ll explain it all and send over a list of what to follow while you're treating it. IT'S WORTH IT, TRUST ME.

you shouldn't be posting other people's names, addresses, or phone numbers online
no matter how good your intentions are, you just don't do that
use PMs for that kind of info
thanks, polly

Joshua Allen54 said:Look, I'm Mario from Annapolis, and honestly, I found my way to this ointment and tea combo through some people, and man, I am seriously stoked about it. Psoriasis... it started hitting me hard about 3 or 4 years ago after I wasted so much time on useless creams and ointments and seeing all sorts of specialists, but nothing actually worked. That was until I heard about this one DOCTOR... He’s based out of Mexico, so you really need to give him a call and talk things through, then find someone who can get everything translated and delivered right to your doorstep. You'll figure out the logistics, but just trust me, he'll explain everything, and it is absolutely worth the effort. I wish you guys the best. The cream itself is totally different—it's all-natural, zero nasty stuff like corticosteroids, and it's super gentle on the skin. As for the tea, it's easy to drink, kind of like chamomile tea, and it helps soothe those inflamed spots; I was honestly floored by how well it worked. In less than two weeks, my legs were completely clear, so I think this is exactly what you're looking for. If I remember right, the price for one ointment and one cream is about $67. If you're going to order, you might be better off grabbing more ointment and less tea, since the cream gets used up faster, whereas I still have more than half my tea left. You apply the cream twice a day, morning and night. Plus, you should bathe in oats during the treatment, which really does wonders. Just ask the guy everything you want to know; he'll walk you through it all and even send over a list of instructions to follow while you're treating it. IT'S WORTH IT, TRUST ME.

Thanks for the info, Mario, but you missed a pretty huge detail... how long has it been since you finished the treatment? Like, how long have you been totally clear of scales, redness, and all that other stuff? And do you happen to know anyone else who's tried this and what their experience was like... maybe someone who recommended it to you in the first place?

The whole thing lasted about three weeks. I actually gave it a shot myself during my own weight loss journey since psoriasis was absolutely wrecking me, but everything cleared up and hasn't even thought about coming back

Joshua Allen54 said:The whole thing lasted about three weeks. I actually tried it myself on my own skin because the psoriasis was absolutely killing me, and honestly, everything just cleared up and hasn't even thought about coming back since.

That’s great and all, but how clear are we talking here? Because let’s be real—we’ve all been through the ringer with different treatments, and this psoriasis stuff has a nasty habit of crawling right back, doesn't it? Have you actually been clear for a solid year or two now, or what?

I’ve been clean for a solid 10 months now. I still dabble with some topical cream every now and then and sip on some herbal tea three times a week, though. I'm heading out to the coast next week, so hopefully a little beach time helps keep everything from sliding back

LOL, seriously though...

So, look—I have to share this with you all. Ever since I put up my last post, I actually ran into this old lady who sold me some kind of concoction for $167. It was basically a herbal cream mixed with... well, let's just say some very questionable biological ingredients. When I first applied it to my skin, the stuff smelled absolutely revolting—it was practically smoking and stinging like crazy—but somehow, my psoriasis cleared up in about thirty minutes. If you guys are interested, I’m more than happy to play middleman and order a batch for you... Just send $167 to the account I'll provide once you shoot me a private message.

P.S. Googo, why don't you just hand over your details? That way, if this "cure" turns out to be a complete bust, I can personally make sure to drop by and ensure you never again think it’s a bright idea to profit off someone else's misfortune...

So, what exactly am I looking at here? I'm not quite following.

silentheron25 said:So, what is this even supposed to mean at the end? I don't really get it.

How do you not get it? The guy is just bitter because someone is trying to turn a profit off of other people's misery—and honestly, I get why he's mad—but I guess the only thing he did wrong was the way he went about it. I mean, making an open threat like that... that’s just not okay. You can't do that.

Look, the entire pharmaceutical industry survives because people are constantly finding something wrong with their health. I’m not entirely sure what this Googo guy actually does, other than citing some source from overseas—though it looks like someone went ahead and wiped his references anyway. It's not like these herbalists are doing it out of pure charity either; we have our own issues here, and while they might offer some help, they clearly want to make a buck too. That’s just how society works—it's all about the bottom line and finding the easiest way to turn a profit.

Has anyone ever tried using that red grease—the kind used for lubricating heavy machinery or cannons in the US?
I managed to get my hands on a small amount, and I've heard rumors that it can clear up psoriasis, though I have no clue how or if it actually works.
If anyone here has experience with this, please let me know. It’s for my 9-year-old daughter; she’s been dealing with psoriasis, and for the last month, nothing the doctors prescribed seems to be making a dent.
Thanks in advance!

Kenneth Williams36 said:How can you not understand him? The man is just bitter because someone is trying to profit off of another person's misfortune—that's the core issue. Honestly, the only thing wrong with his reaction is the way he handled it (though I certainly get where he's coming from), because making an open threat like that is something you just shouldn't do.

Look... under U.S. law, it works like this:

Unlicensed Medical Practice

Section 244.

(1) Anyone who treats another person or provides medical assistance without the required professional credentials,

shall be punished by a fine of up to fifty days' income or imprisonment for up to six months.

(2) Anyone who commits the offense described in paragraph 1 of this section for a reward or for profit,

shall be punished by a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

Preparation and Manufacture of Harmful Remedies

Section 245.

(1) Anyone who prepares or manufactures preparations or products for sale or other means of distribution that are harmful to human health,

shall be punished by a fine or imprisonment for up to one year.

(2) Anyone who commits the offense described in paragraph 1 through negligence,

shall be punished by a fine of up to fifty days' income or imprisonment for up to six months.

(3) All products and manufacturing equipment shall be seized.

So, there are plenty of ways to make sure they face consequences for what they're doing... calling in the police is certainly one of them...

Linda Chase81 said:Where can I grab some Psoralen and what's the damage? 😕

$40, but it doesn't really do much.