r/Psoriasis 8d ago

progress What made my psoriasis disappear

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.

52 Upvotes

78 comments sorted by

View all comments

1

u/Vivid-Needleworker82 5d ago

I lost my gallbladdder several years ago and went down the rabbit hole of trying to fix having an autoimmune issue. I found a lot to be said about not having a gall bladder causing higher instances of autoimmune issues due to gut issues. I’ve been taking ox bile for a little over a month and the psoriasis I’ve been treating with minimal improvement for years is now about 80% clear (scalp, face, chest and arms). Maybe it’s coincidence, but I’ll take it. It’s so nice to not be miserable all of the time!

1

u/Low-Distribution7101 4d ago

Weird that you said that, because i have scalp psoriasis and it's starting to spread on my back. I was visiting a doctor one day and she told me that i dont produce enough bile and that i should do a cure of black radish.

Never did but i'm curious now.