Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]

Michael Ramos3 said:Well, my apologies. I wasn't targeting you specifically, but since you've decided to claim my post as your own...

zloćo😂

Chris Morgan67 said:I don't have any idea, but it sounds amazing😍
too bad that little device hurts me way too much—I usually end up in tears after using it🤷

to me, it looks incredible once you're done—this thing is a total killer, especially if it can take down psoriasis 🤣
I don't know, I'm just saying—maybe I'm just losing my mind... someone please talk sense into me😁

Chris Morgan67 said:So, I headed over to CVS to pick up some flaxseed oil capsules—just a quick errand, right?😍
I've been doing some deep diving on Google—and honestly, my brain is fried—so I’ve decided I’m going to pop one capsule every single day for the next month. Let's see how that goes.

After that, I’m grabbing some Omega-3 capsules. 😍

What’s the actual point of those capsules?

Michael Ramos3 said:Oh, you almighty, merciful police officer, please!
It would be wonderful if we could hand out red cards to those who are being rude and insulting others.

🤔 I have this feeling that profiting off sick people is a much bigger sin than just wasting money,
but hey, you'll probably know way more about that than I do!😉

Michelle Parker3 said:it looks incredible after use; this seems like a heavy hitter, especially if psoriasis starts giving in🤣
i don't know, maybe I'm just being irrational... feel free to correct me if I'm wrong😁

It might be powerful enough to strip away everything, including the fine hair. Poor little toes
😁

Otherwise, flaxseed oil capsules are essentially the same as fish oil capsules. They both provide omega-3 fatty acids. You can get those from food, but since I rarely eat fish, taking them in capsule form seems convenient😉

Here are a few links:
http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/omega-3-000316.htm
http://www.mayoclinic.org/diet-nutrition/omega-3-fatty-acids
http://www.webmd.com/diet/omega-3-fatty-acids

But there is plenty more out there... just search Google😉

jadesailor14 said:Would you perhaps be interested in some black cumin oil capsules too? 🤣
I went ahead and picked up three packs—just to have them ready—but honestly, I’m still struggling to actually get started!

jadesailor14, I just picked up some black cumin oil... (it was actually recommended to me by this pharmacist specialist over in Germany, believe it or not) ...but honestly, I am completely in the dark when it comes to this stuff! 😕So... you seem to have quite a bit of insight here—would you mind sharing some of that knowledge? It would be great if you could bring the rest of us along on the journey—especially those of us following this thread who are still a little in the dark! 😉
Please 😍

Hey nabrzihenzi! From what I remember 😬 , black cumin is great for balancing out your immune system, which is why people suggest it for autoimmune issues.
I think it’s also recommended for things like psoriasis.
Since I have MS, I don't deal with psoriasis myself,
but it's not the kind of black cumin we just sprinkle on beets, veggies, or baked goods at home...

I actually picked some up while traveling in Europe, and it's super easy to find there.
It comes in those gelatin capsules, just like you'd take Omega-3s.
And honestly, it’s really easy on my stomach, which is 👍great
for me. I haven't tried applying it topically to any skin issues, so I can't speak to that.

One thing I love about it is that Muhammad once said, "Black cumin heals everything except death."
That's such a beautiful sentiment, 😍really

you've got all this info now, but if you just Google "black cumin," you'll find a ton of amazing stuff!

jadesailor14 said:nabrzihenzi, just a little bit of what’s still rattling around in my head— 😬 You know, I was reading up on this the other day—it’s fascinating stuff—about how activated charcoal can actually help harmonize the immune system. That’s exactly why you see it being recommended so often for people dealing with autoimmune conditions. It’s all about finding that balance again, isn't it?
I honestly think that taking this stuff could be a real game-changer for people dealing with psoriasis, too—it’s definitely worth looking into.
As for me—because of the MS—I don't have to deal with psoriasis.
to Not really. So, I was just thinking about that one specific seasoning we all seem to have tucked away in our kitchen cabinets—you know the one? It’s that versatile little gem we use for everything from sprinkling over beets and leafy greens to giving our homemade pastries that perfect little kick... it's such a staple!

I actually picked mine up while I was traveling through Austria—it’s surprisingly affordable!
So, we’re talking about those gelatin capsules—you know, the kind they use for things like Omega supplements?
It doesn't sit too heavy on my stomach—which, if you ask me, is a bit of a win! 👍
To be perfectly honest—and I really mean this—I don't have any firsthand experience when it comes to applying topical ointments to affected areas, or even just dealing with creams in general. It’s one of those things where you just sort of hope for the best, isn't it?

I actually really like him—especially since Muhammad went and added that line: "Black coal heals all ailments except death."
And honestly—it’s quite lovely, too. 😍

You have... I’m here! Ready whenever you are. Just let me know what we’re working on—I've got my coffee ready and I'm all set to dive in. As for him—honestly, just go ahead and Google "black cumin" and you’ll see some absolute miracles.

Thanks for the quick heads-up... honestly, I just ended up doing a little deep dive on Google to get the full scoop myself!👍

What BU actually happened? 🙂 This Saturday— 😉
And yeah, exactly— Happy Birthday! ( yesterday )😍

Hey everyone!
About two months ago, I was admitted to the hospital—specifically at Mayo Clinic—under the care of Dr. Troskot. Honestly, I just went in for a quick checkup, but somehow I ended up staying for eight days. My condition wasn't even that extreme; it was mostly on my legs, with a few patches on my arms, face, scalp, and chest. While undergoing treatment, everything cleared up except for my legs. I had some blood work done, and they found my AST levels were incredibly high, so they put me on antibiotics. The doctor suggested that the elevated AST might actually be what's triggering the psoriasis flares. Well, fast forward two months, and even my legs are clear—now I’m just using neutral moisturizers. I guess anyone who hasn't already should probably get a full blood panel done.
I feel amazing now, and I'm definitely feeling more optimistic about summer approaching since I'm finally skin-clear. 🙏

P. S. izleći—what did you get cured of?

If my success gets on anyone's nerves, just raise two fingers.
🙂

Look, I’m sorry if I’ve been getting under your skin. If I messed up, I’m more than willing to own it and make it right.

That said, I have to point out that ALT and AST (GOT & GPT) are just transaminases—essentially markers for liver enzyme levels. When things aren't right with the liver, these numbers spike. It could be anything from high stress to side effects from heavy medication.
ALT and AST don't cause problems themselves; they're just indicators. You certainly don't treat them with antibiotics. In fact, there isn't even a "cure" to lower transaminases directly. You just fix whatever underlying issue caused them to rise in the first place.

With faith in God,

Andrew Ward9 said:If Michael Ramos3 is getting on anyone's nerves, just raise two fingers.
🙂

🙂👍

Michelle Parker3 said:Just being a girl here, I use my little device to shave my legs, and honestly, I just ignore the psoriasis and go right over it. Don't judge too hard—it doesn't look nearly as bad on me as some of the cases I see online... at least not yet 🙄. But here's the thing: every single time I do that, it clears up for about two or three weeks 😕. It happens absolutely every time, and I've noticed this pattern for about a year now. Does anyone have a logical explanation for this, or am I just losing my mind because I want it gone so badly?

I'm not sure if it actually disappears for you or if you're just obsessed with getting rid of it😉.......But I'm not surprised you're shaving over the psoriasis. I used my device before the psoriasis even showed up... and then once it did... yeah, I did the exact same thing!!! It's actually pretty great, isn't it? It clears off all those scales for you, right?!😍
It’s not quite like yours where mine completely vanishes..... maybe for a week or so, it gets a bit better, like that very thin top layer goes away!!! But even that works for me!!
As long as those scales aren't there to annoy me....🎉

Best regards!!!👋

Kate Williams41 said:I honestly can't tell if it actually disappears completely—or if you've just lost your mind trying to force it off.😉Honestly, I’m not surprised you're still shaving your legs despite the psoriasis. I was using it before my skin flared up—and yeah, I’ve kept using it right through the flare-ups too. It’s actually pretty great—it clears away those flakes, doesn't it?😍
It’s not quite like your situation where the psoriasis just vanishes... maybe you get a week where that thinnest layer clears up—but honestly? I'll take that win any day.
I just hope I don't run into those scales again... they drive me absolutely insane.🎉

Hey there!👋

And just like that—it’s almost completely gone. 😁
Strange... should we be suggesting this to men too? 🤣

Michelle Parker3 said:and here, it pulled back almost completely 😁
weird... should we suggest this to men too? 🤣

Now this is a great idea!!!!!!!!🙂
I just don't know how guys would handle winter without fur.....😁 & boooooool at the start (thank God it doesn't hurt me anymore, since I've been using it for years.....)😁
But whatever! If it works.... so Michelle Parker3 and I are recommending a brand new solution for fighting psoriasis🙂
Leg waxing!!!!🙂

Andrew Ward9 said:Hey everyone!
A couple of months back, I ended up being treated at Mount Sinai under Dr. Troskot. All I really wanted was a quick consultation, but somehow I wound up staying in the hospital for eight full days. My condition wasn't even that extreme; I mostly just had it on my legs, with a few patches on my arms, face, scalp, and chest. During the course of the therapy, everything cleared up except for my legs. I had some blood work done, and they found my AST levels were incredibly high, so they put me on a course of antibiotics. The doctor suggested that those elevated AST levels might actually be what's triggering the psoriasis flare-ups. Well, two months later, it’s gone from my legs too, so now I'm just using neutral moisturizers. Honestly, I think anyone who hasn't already should probably get a comprehensive blood panel done.
I’m feeling fantastic now, and I can't help but feel a little happier knowing summer is coming and my skin is perfectly clear.🙏

P. S. izleći—what did you get cured of?

If anyone finds Michael Ramos3's optimism irritating, just raise two fingers.
🙂

Andrew Ward9
Come on, man, please give us a bit more detail. What kind of therapy were they running that managed to wipe it all away and leave you completely clear?

Kate Williams41 said:Oh, this one is a winner!!!!!!!!🙂
I just can't fathom how men are going to survive the winter without some fur...😁 & plus, there's that initial sting (thank God I don't feel that anymore, since I've been using it for years...)😁
But hey, what can you do? If it works... let's just say Michelle Parker3 and I are officially recommending a brand new solution for fighting psoriasis🙂
Leg waxing!!!!🙂

Hey there, ladies! :feminine wave:
I think I'm finally ready to embrace my inner feminine side and get some (de)pilating done with a perfectly valid excuse 😉! Honestly, sometimes my lovely wife gets a bit rushed applying Mach3, and she ends up shaving in such a hurry that I end up with breakouts on my face! It might be time for me to apply some Epi Lady to her and get my little revenge 😁! My only real dilemma is whether I should go for one leg or both? Which would look more sexy? 😲
"Michael Ramos3"—well, I just don't have the energy for all that anymore....😵
But consider this my official signature on the petition 🙂

goldenstag213 said:Andrew Ward9
Come on, please—could you explain in a bit more detail what kind of therapy you used to clear everything up so completely?

While I was in the hospital, I was using a mixed cream—it had salicylic acid, Dermovate, and some other ingredient I can't quite recall—and I applied Belosalic lotion to my scalp.
After being discharged, my treatment plan was five days of applying a 20% Dermovate in a base cream twice a day, followed by two days of a neutral cream (I used DREAM cream). After two weeks, I flipped the cycle—so, five days of neutral cream and then two days of Dermovate—while treating my scalp with Belosalic once a week. A month later, I went back for a checkup (the doctor was incredibly pleased 😁), and she started me on a new regimen: five days of neutral cream and two days of a 20% Alfoderm in a base cream.

Since when did you become a doctor, Michael Ramos3 😕??
Did you happen to finish medical school in the meantime or something??
It seems you know everything—you've practically invented a miracle cure that's going to save us all 🙂
The next Nobel Prize in medicine is heading straight to Mexico!!

🙂

Well, this is quite the honor.

After spending an entire year hanging out with a bunch of self-proclaimed experts—people who think they’re geniuses just because they know how to use Google—I’ve somehow been labeled a PhD. I have to say, I’m "thrilled."

I was reading a book about the Bible last night, and it brought to mind something the Apostle Paul said when he was talking to slaves in chains.

He told them not to worry about the physical shackles, but rather that true bondage comes from within. If you break those internal chains, the external ones will fall away on their own.

With faith in God,

By the way, I honestly can't shut up about this.

🙂 A classic greeting from a satanist. It represents the horns of the wicked. It’s used so members of the same movement can recognize one another.

You guys picked a great sign for voting by total accident. Ha ha

🙂 I was reading some literature about the Bible last night—it really brought to mind a thought shared by the apostle Paul when he spoke to slaves held in chains.

He told them not to worry about the physical shackles—instead, true bondage comes from within. If you can just break those internal chains, the external ones will fall away on their own.

With faith in God
🙂

What do you do once the devil has taken hold of you? 😈

🙂