Mr. Eby, My name Is George too, and I have a severe case of psoriasis on my hands. They bleed and since I am a farmer, it is not good, becasue they get infected frequently. I tried gallium nitrate diluted to about 2% on them and it worked! I won’t say that gallium nitrate is the cure for psoriasis, but it is absolutely the best treatment for psoriasis that I have ever found, and I have spent tens of thousands of dollars trying to cure psoriasis over the years. In my opinion only gallium nitrate comes close to being a cure for psoriasis. It totally eliminates psoriasis for me, but it does come back occassionally at unexpected times, but treatment of psoriasis remains simple, just treat it with gallium nitrate and the psoriasis goes away again – each time and reliably.

Mr. Eby, I have a 9 year old Quarter Horse gelding that has shown signs of chronic lameness in both right and left front legs on and off during 2009. I tried massage therapy and Riva’s Remedies. The massage gave him virtually no relief. The Riva’s Remedy seemed to help marginally, as it should, being an anti-inflammatory. The lameness progressed to the point where I was unable to ride him in May 2010. I took him to Dr. Juan Garcia of Sante Fe Equine clinic. He diagnosed my gelding with navicular disease and suggested I try Gallium Nitrate 42%. I ordered the Gallium Nitrate from Texas.

I also put this gelding on a 3 week trimming program with my farrier, keeping him well balanced and able to break over easier on the toe.

I started the 6 week Gallium Nitrate treatment the middle of June. I had been unable to ride this gelding for about a month. I started to notice signs of improvement by the middle of July and began riding him. He had more energy, showed less signs of stiffness and seemed to be walking with a longer stride. The treatment finished the beginning of August. By about the 3rd week in August I saw what I thought were the beginning signs returning. I ordered another 6 week treatment. The signs did not seem to progress while I waited the 3 weeks for my order to arrive. I continued riding this gelding daily. His 2nd treatment finished in early October. I do not know if I will need to continue with this treatment or not, but I do know that I have my riding gelding back!!

In September I noticed a real change in him. He went from being the horse that was bossed around by everyone to become herd boss. He has a brighter look to him and seems overall happier.

Although I have not had him back to the clinic to be able to determine just how much he has improved radiographically, I am making my assumption from having a horse that didn’t want to walk around much, had no energy to play with his pasture mates and generally had an unhappy disposition to a daily riding gelding that is bright and alert. He now runs, bucks and plays in the pasture!!!