I love the communication between people on this site, but let’s keep 2 points in mind:
1. giving advice about cures is a big responsibility because some people are fragile about their condition and that carries high hopes for a cure. So please, if you propose a product show photo’s of the successful results.
2. caveat emptor…buyer beware. before rushing out to try a product suggested as a vitiligo cure, ask for proof that it has worked on other clients…a photo would be preferable to a glowing written review. keep in mind that if there were a miracle cure out there, every dermatologist in the country would be clamoring to have it for sale in their office. Not to mention the fact that the company who produced such a product would contact every vitiligo society in the world to endorse their product.
That said, I know that there are methods which can be used to help repigment skin (e.g. a combination of b12, folic acid, and sunlight, or narrow band uvb treatments, or changing your eating habits, to name a few), and you just have to find the right one for you. no one knows what activates vitiligo, so any number of factors could change the results from one person to another.
thank you so much to everyone who leaves comments here…it truly makes me happy to see us all trying to help one another.