Topical Experiment

[Kat]

That's some great results, not only for your knee but the plant as well!

[Bill]

Thank you Kat and good luck with the Stelara.

[Bill]

Time for an update. Here is my knee today:



I have only covered it for four or five days in the last four weeks, when it looked like this:



As it is neither raised, red nor scaly I will not be treating it further. I do have a spot on my elbow:



I will treat this with my topical plus a band aid. So what about my ardenium?



No chance of flowers for a while yet, but doing well.

Cheers

[Fred]

Looks like it's working Bill.

[Bill]

Thank you, Fred. Covering the psoriasis after applying the topical seems to make a big difference, and I am very pleased to get results from simple ingredients.

Cheers

[Bill]

The good news is that the spot on my elbow is almost gone. The bad news is that I had an allergic reaction to the band aids.



I should have taken a picture yesterday as it was much angrier then. Still, it is settling down quickly. I have tried cling wrap supported with part of a sock, but I think I might just leave it.

Cheers

[Turnedlight]

Looks like your topical works well. You don’t get too much aspirin into your system do you?

[Bill]

Hi Turnedlight,

I put 12 aspirin in the mix. It will take many years for me to get through, so it would be a really small amount I would think.

Cheers

[Bill]

I have decided to resume treating a spot on my right elbow. Some months ago it looked like this:



It now looks like this:



My left elbow, which I cleared, has remained clear.



My approach will be to apply my topical and cover the plaque, as it was before. I am using a different brand of band aid and I will change brands again should I get another allergic reaction.

Cheers

[Caroline]

very very interesting.

You said occlusion, is that what the tar does and the lack of access from the outside will clear the spot from the inside?