Review on Nu Skin Epoch Firewalker Cream by Johnny Bowen

Okay I know this sounds crazy but my friend swore it would work on my son's psoriasis. I giggled but after a few weeks I was already desperate to do something to not have to follow the doctor's prescription so I bought it thinking I could use it on my rough feet when it wasn't working on mine. Son. When he arrived I applied a thin layer to his dry, scaly patches on his head, cheek, arms and legs. I did it before bed and before school. Within a few days, the scales shed and the redness began to fade. I'm terribly bad at dealing with things like this long term (one of the reasons I didn't want to follow his prescription, other than my kid having to be on medication for the rest of his life) so after the scales were off I got the treatment of the areas discontinued on the assumption that they will dry up again and reappear and we will treat again. Guess what? They NEVER returned. Never. The redness disappeared and his skin became beautiful and clear. My 10 year old no longer had to worry about hiding his skin from embarrassment from girls or bullies in class. It was 13 years ago. My son is now 23 and has never had a patch of dry skin since. Of course, my testimony has not been evaluated by anyone in the medical field, but I know what his diagnosis was, I know what I treated him with and I know the results. I can't promise it will work for others but I can say it has worked for my family and I would definitely try it before steroids and pharma.