Several researchers are looking at ways to interrupt the biochemical signaling that leads to the depigmentation of the skin. The object is to prevent depigmentation by interrupting the cascade of biological events leading to the destruction of melanocytes. The progression of existing vitiligo would be stopped and depigmented skin would be able to naturally repigment.
What have we concluded from all of this? In a nutshell I believe that following Dr. Montes advice with the possible addition of a natural psoralen (St. Johns Wort in our case) along with a 1/2 hour in the sun or some time in a tanning booth (start slowly) will correct this condition. Vitiligo won’t disappear overnight, just as many of the problems that caused it have been developing over a long period of time.
At the end of the book, Emily’s father, the author, gives a list of books that he used to help heal his daughter’s vitiligo. I’ve put them all in an amazon shop for you, in case you’re interested in purchasing […]
Taboo Subjects Of all cancers, colon cancer is the one which is most characteristic of modern Western culture. Colorectal cancer is always rare amongst primitive people. Everything points to diet, and the most important things in diet are fat and […]
Psoralen One of my old college professors told me, “If you want a new idea, read an old book.” So thanks to Dr. Richard N. Miller at the University of Central Florida I read an old book on vitiligo. Dr. […]
Chapter 5 Treatment Long after the first recognizable picture in the puzzle is put together, many of the other pictures are falling into place. Some of the hardest work is yet to come. It is the most monotonous part. One […]
And all that got me wondering has anybody done any research on attitudes to vitiligo (by both people who have it and the societies they live in) in different cultures/countries? In particular, in cultures which are basically of Northern European extraction? Are for example Swedes, who seem to have a pretty relaxed attitude to their bodies in general, less bothered about it?
We learned that stress plays a part (of vitiligo). During that four months things were pretty crazy and quite stressful. I was very unavailable to my children While Eric did pick up the slack of my absence I can never stop wondering if life hadn’t been so crazy then would things have turned out different. Anyway I probably beat myself up about that for now. But you said to put it down on paper so here it is.
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