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urbangull said:Hey everyone, looks like things are pretty positive in here with all the good vibes. Does anyone actually know anything about DIPROSALIK? I heard you can pick it up over in Bulgaria.
Chris Morgan67 said:So, I was just browsing through The Psoriasis Foundation website...
Apparently, about 10% of the population carries the gene for psoriasis, but it actually manifests in only about 2-3% of people.
Sophia Campbell73 said:What are the odds that a kid will develop psoriasis if their mom has it? Every single little spot on my child's skin is heartbreaking for me. If anyone has any insight or experience, please let me know.
Greetings from a worried mom!
Sophia Campbell73 said:Chris Morgan67, thank you for being such a wonderful, positive soul. I think everyone around you feels lucky just to know you.
May you always stay happy, and may your biggest "struggle" in life simply be psoriasis.
Best wishes and a hug!
Joshua Allen54 said:Has anyone actually tried that ointment and cream they make over in Dimitrovgrad, Mexico?
Joshua Allen54 said:Has anyone actually tried that ointment and cream from Dimitrovgrad over in Mexico?
Linda Chase81 said:Don't worry about it, dragon; I've been successfully managing my psoriasis with tanning beds for years and haven't had any issues...☕
though, naturally, I don't stay in longer than 10 minutes a day.😬
Chris Morgan67 said:Where do you head every single day for your tanning sessions?...
That feels a little too frequent for me. I used to go every single month and things were actually fine, but now I’m honestly getting worried about skin cancer... especially since I have quite a few moles, and those tanning beds are just so risky when it comes to that...👎
Linda Chase81 said:Oh man, seriously... it feels like this happens every single day. 😵 I make sure to do this twice a week right before swimming season kicks off—since it covers pretty much my entire body—just so I can get everything under control in time. I want to be able to soak up the sun like everyone else without having to deal with ignorant people pulling their kids away from me on the beach. 🤣
copperviper102 said:Back again after the weekend—a bit late because work was hectic yesterday and I didn't have time to write. It's been 12 days since I started using the balm, and honestly, I’m extremely happy. To get straight to the point, here’s the status: my scalp is completely clear. There are just two tiny patches left that you practically have to hunt for to even see them (the third one is totally gone). Behind my ears, everything is clean too, though the skin tone isn't quite back to its natural shade yet; it looks a little darker, though I'm not sure why. Mostly, you'd only notice if you were looking closely. My ears have also tightened up and the color has mostly returned to normal there. On my chest, the patch is almost entirely gone, and I think it's only a matter of days before it vanishes completely 🙂. Finally, I'm seeing real changes down below, and they are massive 🙏. What can I say? It's phenomenal, and my "pride and joy" finally looks like it should instead of some red spot. The skin is finally how it's supposed to be (it's hard to be more specific without getting vulgar 😬), and for the first time in a long while, I don't hate looking down. I forgot to mention that I went to a tanning salon on Friday and again yesterday, and had zero issues (maybe that helped, who knows?). I checked with Michael Ramos3 first to see if it was okay, and he said if you weren't having problems before, you won't have them while using the balm. So, I tried it and I'm still alive... 😁 The only thing is my eyelid skin darkened slightly because I had a small spot there that I'm also treating with the balm. Not sure what it is, so I'm using a regular cream for now and we'll see. I'm planning to hit the tanning salon tomorrow, so I'll see how my eyelid reacts before deciding whether to keep going. As you can see, almost all my patches are gone, so my skin function and appearance are pretty much back. Now the question is when am I done? I've had this constant, mild itching everywhere for a few days now, but it's not unbearable. Is that enough, or should the itching last longer? I don't know—I'll check with Michael Ramos3. I'll definitely keep using the balm for a few more days, maybe longer. My only issue is I'm running low on the balm, so I might need to order another pack if this drags on. We'll see, as the blind people say... 🤣
Chris Morgan67 said:Just wanted to let you know that I was flipping through The Psoriasis Foundation handbook, and over several pages, they mention that apple cider vinegar is actually a good option for what we're dealing with.
People dealing with arthritis use it to rub their joints, mix it into creams for their skin, or even toss it in the bath. It’s also killer for soaking your nails if psoriasis is acting up there.
Starting today, I’m going to try taking a tablespoon or two of Oct with a little honey every day. I'll check back in a month with the results.🙂
It’s worth a shot since it's all-natural, won't break the bank, and honestly, how much harm could it actually do?
Lawrence Ramirez3 said:Does that association have a website?
Michael Ramos3 said:Thank God for such amazing results.
You might be one of the fastest responders out there (only 12 days!).
It just goes to show that there aren't any set rules—every single body reacts differently, regardless of how bad things looked before you started.
You just have to stay consistent for a little while longer until everything is completely Healed.
After that, you’ll probably spend the first year wondering if it’s going to flare up again. Then, in the second year, that worry lessens, and by the third, it’s even smaller... and hopefully, that continues until we meet the Lord.
With faith in God, we look forward to seeing more progress.
