Pam D. USA

 Greetings,

  A friend gave me some deniplant tea and I just had a few questions about it.
  1. Is deniplant the herb that the tea is made from? Where is it harvested from?
  2. When making the tea do you use a whole lemon without cutting  it?
  3. Do you eat the lemon skin and all?
  4. Do you have to continue using the tea daily in order to be  free of the psoriasis? Or can you stop when the lesions are gone or at least cut back the amount?
  5. Do you have a distributor in the USA?

 I look forward to your response.

 Pam D.

hello,

My name is Giurgiu and i'm the "father" of Deniplant. for finding more informations about Deniplant please visit www.psoriazis-deniplant.ro or
www.deniplant.ro
Please tell me how, from whom you got the tea Deniplant because i have a strict evidence of the persons that use this product and you are not in my database.

The friend that gave you the tea should have answered to those questions passing over these.
I will still answer to the questions with the condition of you answering to what i've asked upper.

1.Deniplant is the name of the brand and the tea is a combination of more medicinal plants and wood fruits..
2. the tea is prepared daily with a lemon cut in slices
3.it is recommended that the lemon is totally ate
4.the treatment with Deniplant must not be done in parallel with other ointments or drugs.
After all the lesions disappear the tea must be interrupted slowly ( one day yes, one day no) for about 2-3 months if in this period no lesions appear it means that this is the final healing and you can interrupt the treatment
Personally for 20 years since i've interrupted the treatment i didn 20years  have any problems but there were also other cases of patients that had problems in 8-9 years but drank the tea again 2-3 months and didn't have any problems again.
5. i don't yet have a distributor in USA there existed a company that was interested but nothing finalized. nowadays i'm the only producer and distributor in the entire world.

Sincerely and looking forward to your response,

Giurgiu Gheorghe