Dermopathy Breakthrough

[mos3z]

Ok guys, the dermopathy on my hands was getting insanely bad, to the point i had to take a break from daily drinking to try and fix it.I started using two new products and i'm not sure which one is working, but something is.Looking at my hands as I am typing this they have almost returned to completely normal skin, they were really leathery and cracking before.I started taking ceramide oil in a pill about 2-3 weeks ago, its possible that is helping but I would guess what is really working is a new lotion I started using.It is made for Psoriasis and Eczema its called Psorzema creme from Derma E.The stuff is amazing.http://www.amazon.com/Derma-8700-derma-Psorzema-cream/dp/B000FLGU30/ref=sr_1_sc_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1365751579&sr=1-1-spell&keywords=psorzamait looks expensive, but you only use a small pea size amounts a couple times a day.
the ceramides I am taking is:http://www.amazon.com/Life-Extension-Restoring-Phytoceramides-Lipowheat/dp/B004BHAJAE/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1365751641&sr=1-1&keywords=ceramides
my wife is so excited that i dont have 80 year old hands any moreI'll let you know if it lasts

 

[krunkedout]

Have you ever tried working hands cream?

 

[mos3z]

Hey krunked Ive seen you guys mention that before but it had too many chemicals in it for my preference, this one is all natural. and i can say for a fourth day in a row without changing the amount of kava im drinking I have normal looking hands, so far it cured the dermopathy for me.

 

[Andrew Procyk]

Glad you found something that works. Are you familiar with tamanu oil? It is another island product - totally natural, and amazing. You can get it from Volcanic Earth, coincidentally located right around the corner from our processing facility in Vila. http://www.volcanicearth.com/index2.html


I have been a drinker for a while, and got something BAD while in Vanuatu. Did not miss a beat, insofar as the drinking goes, and the condition was ameliorated after just 2 applications. Strangely though, I did not get it again, and I did not change my drinking pattern either. It just seemed to be a particular nakamal that totally lit my skin up. (Trunk up and down, ankles, etc. I still bear stretch marks from the incident! )


Can I ask how much you drink? Do you find that it waxes and wanes with your level of drinking, or with particular kavas? I get mild cases of it now and then occasionally, and it has only happened when I drink kavas out of the ordinary to me. I am beginning to think there might be credibility to the hypothesis that a snafu in the drying process leads to an opportunistic mold on the kava, which is the culprit. Thoughts?


Cheers,

Andrew

 

[mos3z]

Hey Andrew,

Ive been drinking daily for around 10 months now without missing a day until about 2 weeks ago. My skin started getting progressively dryer around the 7-8 month mark, then my hands started turning like rough leather and cracking , thankfully it didnt progress to the rest of my body. lotion sort of kept it at bay, but it didnt go away for several months, i drank several different varieties of kava, anywhere from 4-16 tablespoons a day (usually closer to 4-8)

this skin creme seems to have completely stopped it