Treating a long standing plaque with subcutaneous b12/folate injections

[jiml]

I thinks it's pissing on trees in public that I should be worried about, Jim.

I thought licking your bum in public was even worse

[Bill]

I think you are right, Jim. Fortunately my yoga skills are very limited.

Cheers

[Raxyl]

I thinks it's pissing on trees in public that I should be worried about, Jim.

I thought licking your bum in public was even worse 

Now there is a mental picture......  

Interesting to see the experiment Bill, I hope it continues to work.

[Bill]

Thanks, Craig.

Cheers

[Grizzly Bear]

Goodness me, what a fantastic experiment Bill.

The photos show what a wonderful result your having mate.

Within what, 5 - 6 days, that plaque has reduced so much.

Absolutely fantastic stuff Bill, well done mate.

Please keep us updated with your experiment Bill.

Long may this continue to work well for you mate.

andy

[Bill]

Thanks, Andy. I think that daily dosing is probably more than I need to do, but as the dosage is safe I would rather overkill it. After all, it is an experiment, so essentially I am stumbling about in the dark. I will certainly keep the forum updated of my progress, good, bad or indifferent.

Cheers

[Turnedlight]

Can you make a topical cream with b12?

[Kat]

That's quite the difference!

[Fred]

Good to see the Psoriasis Club mad scientist continuing his work. 

Interesting trial Bill, it will be interesting to see how well it goes.

Personally I can't seeing it being the sort of treatment many would go for as having to inject each spot of psoriasis is going to take a long time, and you still don't know how much you need for each spot and how long it will last.  But that is just my opinion, and I do wish you well with it.

Fred.

[JohnB]

Its an interesting concept Bill. I'm looking forward to the next instalment.

What I don't get is how you make the leap from taking tablets that dont appear to have much in efficacy to injecting the drug direct. You really are stark raving bonkers, but I mean that with a healthy admiration.

Its not something I could do