That sentence is written like a before-and-after testimonial, usually used to promote a homemade remedy. By itself, it doesn’t tell us what condition affected the hands or whether the remedy actually caused improvement.
What the headline implies
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“These were my hands 15 days before…” — establishes a “before” image.
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“I started using this homemade remedy” — implies the remedy was responsible for a later change.
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The 15-day timeframe makes the result sound rapid and convincing.
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But a personal before-and-after story isn’t evidence that the remedy caused the improvement. Lighting, photography, natural healing, other treatments, or changes in the underlying condition can affect the appearance.
If you share the photo or the actual homemade-remedy recipe, I can explain what the hand condition might be, what the ingredients are supposed to do, and whether the claimed 15-day result is medically plausible.
