@siva, Ha? Why? I think it is fake for what those declared in a secret ad was psorifix as effective. Thank you so much for sharing this direct from you experience. Maybe that kind has some allergy to you.By the way, may I know the update of your psoriasis this time? Are you now psoriasis-free? Thanks and take care.

I suffered from Psoriasis. After two or three visit doctor confirmed that it was psoriasis. She did not want to upset me. Finally, she revealed it. She prescribed Psorifix. When I applied to the feet I experienced hell really. Instead of giving relief it pinned me. I immediately consulted the Doctor and got it changed.

Thanks for the info!

I love asparagus! In our country, the Philippines, asparagus is a bit pricey, so you have to think many times if you are buying or not.

But with this info, why would I scrimp on myself and my family if it would mean a healthier me and my family.

My phone broke. I was out when my phone rang. I tried to answer it, it dropped, the screen cracked into a thousand pieces so… even though I’ve done this challenge for THREE days i had to do the second DAY twice without no app. Hopeful I’ll have a new phone today. I’ll add the app and get going.

@Grecy, You said it right dear. You explained it will what it means by the topic.

All those with diseases have corresponding foods that they really ate before they got it.

Sounds interesting. Let me know when you start. I’m always leaning on my elbows. I’m sure it’s a big time no, no but it’s a habit I just can’t break. Luckily no major issues with it but from time to time I do get tingling like pins and needles in my upper back. I have a issue with my C7 area.

Yes, food has indeed many vital effects on our bodies. I recall that sometime in January this year, I started eating too many peanuts. After a few days, I started feeling effects of constipation. When I reduced the peanuts intake, my problem also subsided. So, food intake- even a fluctuation of day or two has a big impact.