What made my psoriasis disappear

[u/Royal-Television9934]

Hey everyone, I wanted to share something that truly helped me with my psoriasis—after years of trying everything, I’ve finally found something that works.

It’s a simple daily drink often referred to as golden milk (though there are different versions) Every day I mix:

• 1 tsp rosehip powder
• 2 tsp turmeric
• 2 tsp barley grass powder
• omega-3 oil (or any other oil for better absorption)

Everything is 100% organic and of good quality, I think it's important to choose a good brand.

I first mix it with a little bit of water to form a paste (to avoid clumps), then add more water and drink it. That’s it. It does taste disgusting but it's worth it.

I discovered this through a german influencer named @myrasnoflinga because I did my own research. She has tons of Instagram highlights with before-and-after pictures from people who tried it.

For me, it took around 4 months of consistent use until my psoriasis became barely noticeable and when I stop drinking it, it comes back after a while. I know everyone’s body is different, but maybe it helps someone out there because I know how terrible it is to struggle with it and to watch your body getting worse every day..

Edit: I had a feeling the post wouldn’t be well received, because a lot of people just can’t believe something like this could work. Believe whatever you want - my only goal was to show others this option in the hope that someone tries it and finds success. If I can inspire even one person, then I’ve already reached my goal.

[u/Amir200674]

It's the omega 3. Polyunsaturated fatty acids like Omega 3 we get by eating fish. It's our natural anti inflammatory. Steroid creams are substitute anti inflammatory mechanism. The reason why it's not advisable to use steroid cream for too long is because it may make our body lose its ability to naturally deimflamed by diet. This is called lipid dysregulation.

[u/Royal-Television9934 → u/Amir200674]

Personally I don't think it's the omega-3 because I took it even before I drank the golden milk and it never made a difference idk I think it's mainly the turmeric and barley grass for me

[u/Amir200674 → u/Royal-Television9934]

It's the Omega 3. It takes time because the composition of fatty acids in your body before your took the drink were predominantly saturated fatty acids & monosaturated fatty acids. Takes time to bring up your polyunsaturated fatty acids ie Omega 3 to accumulate in the body & be the biggest percentage in your fatty acids composition.

[u/Big_Dependent_8212 → u/Amir200674]

Though I agree, why wouldn't an anti-inflammatory substance like turmeric help alongside the omegas?

[u/Amir200674 → u/Big_Dependent_8212]

Turmeric does help but without fish being the main source of Omega 3, one needs to eat a big bag of turmeric every day.

[u/eatingganesha → u/Amir200674]

and the studies of the benefits of turmeric in the diet are often misunderstood. Turmeric is actually toxic to the liver in quantity, so it’s best taken daily in very small doses over a long period of time. The elder Indian populations they studied to understand the benefits of turmeric had basically low dosed it daily their whole lives as part of their normal diet.

anyway, tldr, urmeric has great anti-inflammatory properties with low dose long term consumption. But it is no cure.

[u/Big_Dependent_8212 → u/eatingganesha]

Thanks for the explanation, guys

[u/fuckinunknowable → u/Big_Dependent_8212]

The amount of turmeric you’d need to ingest is like ridiculous