Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]

Casey Miller9 said:Since we're talking about the balm, it flared up again on my elbows👎 , though it hasn't hit my neck or back yet🙏

urbanbadger53 said:Chris Morgan67, I honestly don't get you. If you don't like it, or if you just refuse to believe this balm actually works, then there's no need to attack the man. Nobody is forcing you to buy his product; he simply came here, shared what he offers, told his story, and that's it.
If you think he's lying, fine, that's your opinion and you're entitled to it, but attacking him personally is uncalled for.
It feels like you're just venting your own anger and frustration at him. If it's so difficult for you to accept or believe what he's saying, then perhaps it's best not to read his posts at all. For some time now, the conversation here has revolved around this balm; several people have even tried it and shared positive feedback, which is why I feel Michael Ramos3 doesn't deserve to be mocked and interrogated like this.
Either you believe him or you don't; there isn't much middle ground.
Best,

urbanbadger53 said:Chris Morgan67, I honestly don't get you. If you aren't interested or just don't want to believe this balm works, there's no need to attack the guy. Nobody is forcing you to buy his product! He just showed up, shared what he offers, told his story, and that's it.
If you think he's lying, fine—that's your opinion and you're entitled to it, but attacking him is totally uncalled for.
It feels like you're just venting your own anger and frustration on him. If it's really that hard for you to accept or believe what he’s saying, then maybe just don't read his posts. People have been talking about this balm for a while now; some folks have actually tried it and even left positive feedback, which is why I don't think Michael Ramos3 deserves to be picked on and interrogated like this.
Either you believe him or you don't. There is no middle ground.
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Michael Ramos3 said:I’m sticking to my guns: this is a permanent cure for psoriasis because I see the results with my own eyes almost every single day over the last few years. What am I supposed to do, just sit here and suffer in silence? Not a chance! My conscience won't let me stay quiet about this.

Michael Ramos3 said:On the Krstarica forum... I actually reached out to the moderator beforehand, and they warned me straight up that I'd be banned if I started publicly advertising herbs, teas, or ointments that aren't officially registered. So, I haven't even fully signed up yet.
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Sorry, I actually joined the www.mycity.com forum on the same day, but the moderator deleted my account after just a few posts because apparently I was violating some information disclosure laws.

silentheron25 said:Come on, jadesailor14, don't be such a villain and exclude anyone.

urbanbadger53 said:Chris Morgan67, I honestly don't follow you. If you don't like something or simply refuse to believe a certain ointment can cure you, there’s no need to attack the person behind it. Nobody is forcing you to buy his product; he just showed up, shared what he offers, told his story, and that was that.
If you think he's lying, fine—that's your opinion and you're entitled to it—but attacking him personally is uncalled for.
It feels like you're just venting your own anger and frustrations at him. If it's such an ordeal for you to accept or believe what he's saying, then perhaps you shouldn't even read his posts. People have been discussing this cream here for a while now; some have actually tried it and even shared positive feedback, which is why I don't think Michael Ramos3 deserves to be interrogated and picked apart like this.
Either you believe him or you don't; there isn't really a middle ground.
Best,

silentheron25 said:It could be, at least that’s how it looks to me. I haven't had any scales since I started showering every day and slathering on the ointment—mostly because my skin is actually smooth now, though there's still some redness where the patches used to be. One patch under my armpit is totally gone, too. It's just normal skin now, doesn't even look different from the rest. Honestly, the biggest headache right now is the scheduling—my boss is gonna want me back at work soon, but I just want to stay home and focus on getting this sorted out. The docs at the clinic told me I'm cleared to work and said it's mostly just a mental thing. But man, it really sucks when I'm at the job and I start sweating—it's frustrating as hell trying to get stuff done when you're feeling like that. If this clears up completely, I don't know... I'll probably have to throw some massive party just to blow off all this built-up steam. 🙂
Look, Poli, don't be such a buzzkill and stop kicking people out. Even if we go off the rails on other topics—and yeah, maybe a little bit of malice leaks through the keyboard here and there—it’s all just part of the game. It's rock and roll.

Casey Miller9 said:It isn't just flakes; it's actually the sunlight reflecting off them, though scaling is definitely a symptom of this dermatitis too.

Chris Morgan67 said:hey, hi there.
I checked out those photos and honestly, I can't tell—it could go either way.
Did they do a biopsy on the little guy yet?

Casey Miller9 said:Not yet, we need to wait until there is significant redness and scaling before... you see how it starts, with tiny little bumps that look like pimples, and if they take hold, the entire area turns red for a few days before receding, only to start all over again. It isn't easy being wise...😕

silentheron25;8948833 said:.My biggest headache right now is that they’re going to call me back to work, but all I want to do is stay home, focus, and just get this thing cured. The doctors at the clinic told me I can go back, saying it’s mostly just a mental game. But honestly, it really messes with my head when I start sweating on the job and getting frustrated while trying to get stuff done. If I actually manage to get fully healed, I don't even know how big of a party I'll have to throw to celebrate. 🙂

"silentheron25," just relax and chill out, as people say. You're on the right track for now, so don't let anything distract you.
Maybe starting work is better anyway; it might give your mind a break from obsessing over the condition and watching for results.
Nothing is going to change just because you show up to work every morning. You'll just have to wake up much earlier to shower and make sure you're on time. That'll probably be your only real issue.
As for that massive celebration once you're cured (God willing), I honestly think you have a HUGE problem figuring out how to pull that off. You're gonna need to invite a ton of women and stock up on plenty of good wine. I definitely can't help you with that particular dilemma.
Ha Ha 🙂 🙂 🙂🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂 🙂

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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...🤣

Chris Morgan67 said:A biopsy should clear things up, and maybe they do those HLA blood tests too... something like that.

For me, it started with guttate—just these tiny little red bumps. Then, after about a year, it turned into psoriasis vulgaris.

But that doesn't mean your son definitely has it. Best bet is to wait for the biopsy results, or if you can manage it, just head over to the Mayo Clinic in Rochester.