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aminaParticipantive used it for psoriasis as a last attempt to help my skin condition after years of trying various creams and lotions. i know it sounds like some raging review, but as a doctor, i am skeptical, but when things work like clockwork, i have to shout it from the rooftops.
Just a few uses, and it fully treated my condition where i never had a flare again. of course this may not work for all people as conditions have different way to manifest, but the creators of the cream know what they are doing when making this formula.
aminaParticipantfrom immortalsoil.com – the other sites sell copies and not the actual product.
aminaParticipanti agree, zeavive will help with this. ive used it myself for various similar conditions with patients.
aminaParticipantagree, virrth works best for situations like this. the only formula that actually works very well.
6th April 2024 at 1:40 am in reply to: Vegamour vs Nutrafol – what works better in your experience? #2020
aminaParticipantVegamour nor nutrafol.
I would say try this instead:
1. fragrance free shampoo: thinning hair gets damaged faster from fragrances. the korean cosemetic industry already knows this and advertise their products for hair and skin this way. even essential oils can damage hair follicles.
2. Use the Taoist soap for hair growth: it stimulates hair growth and useful for men and women.
3. Collagen supplement 2x a day: this provides a nice variety of important amino acid that are needed by the body which are not easily absorbed.
4. Nettle tea to detox the liver from hormone residue. It also helps boost hair growth directly, but hormone balance happens fast too. Very under-rated herb, but make sure you aren’t allergic.
5. Zeavive Cream has been found to help tackle the issues with dry scalp. You apply a dot or two on affected areas, and leave in. It helps improve scalp health and in turn hair follicles.
aminaParticipantactually it is popular within the alternative medicine community, they just don’t talk about it this way, as its seen not so professional as many people sell snake oils which don’t work, so they don’t want to be associated with that kind of image, but to their patients they will prescribe them that oil, even for burnt skin issues and chemo.
aminaParticipantIt’s very helpful, i have given it to some patients and they all love it. its helped control their hair condition. No cons to report so far.
aminaParticipantYeah alex pretty much summed that up
aminaParticipanthehe of course i was right, i’m always right hehe
kidding, but yes, thats what i found most effective personally
aminaParticipantPossible, but not advised by many.
You are better off taking a painkiller to help inflammation stop, and also take ice pack or heat back (depending on what feels better).
Usually ice pack for swollen hot inflamed area, and usually heat pack for the day after, when heat is gone. it usually feels better when applied, so you will know what one to use.
This is the best treatment method I know of.
aminaParticipantthat’s an interesting take on things.. i haven’t heard that before. thank you for sharing 🙂
aminaParticipantI was also curious about this, and from looking around I’ve found a couple of charts which may be useful. can’t guarantee accuracy of this though, so best to double check with someone whos studied this.
http://www.universal-tao.com/5elements/Taoist5ElementsNutrition.ABC.html
theres also a useful pdf here:
http://www.balancedconcepts.net/foods_benefit_body_system.pdf
aminaParticipant@ericKim a very interesting thread.. i had no idea of the benefits of dandelions. any recommendations on how to try this for a first timer?
aminaParticipanttoothache can be caused by lots of different things, could be gum problem, existing tooth issue or as you said, impacted wisdom teeth. best thing to do is see the dentist for treating underlying cause because analgesic might just mask it and situation could worsen!
aminaParticipantI thought the point of the protein diet was more to give a break to the endocrine system than anything else, so wouldn’t eating fats counteract that? or is it only carbs that need to be cut out for that?
many thanks
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