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hi salu,

i am glad.. you have been perseverant in taking the medicine for so many years. ..and treating ur system rather than treating the spots superficially.

Continue with it.. wish u good luck… and hope one day it will be one day behind u.

cheers,
vandana

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I am taking aurvedic medicine for almost 4 years
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hi salu,

can u tell us something about the ayurvedic treatment u r taking.. from where ?? how many times do u take the medicine ? diet restrictions ? how much of progress have u made ? 4 years is a looong time to be taking it.

its good to know.. vitamins helped u. i think a combination of treatments is necessary to accelerate repigmentation or else its very slow.

vandana

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hi rasmi,

For some reason all doctors in India think all our things are bad for vitiligo…. perhaps coz vitiligo is inflammation of the skin ? And we indians do take in a lot of sour things.. every meal has something in it ! If its not sour..we sprinkle amchur !!!

For my daughter too i was advised by the Indian derms ( in India ) to abstain from sour stuff. For a while i did… and saw no apparent difference.

Now i give her everything and in addition a pill which has all the B`s plus and vit c also. vit C is very essential for the body and u just cannot cut it out… it fights infection plus……

Antioxidant qualities
· Supports a healthy immune system
· Promotes normal cholesterol levels in the body
· Supports healthy cardiovascular function*
· Helps maintain good vision
· Promotes healthy airway muscles
· Supports healthy bones and joints
· Protects against smoking and various pollutants
· Assists wound healing
· Supports healthy reproductive function
· Promotes healthy sugar levels in the body
· Promotes healthy gums
· Aids in the absorption of iron and other nutrients
· Useful in promoting positive mental health
· Promotes a healthy menstrual cycle
· Promotes a healthy menopausal transition
· Aids in the maintenance of normal connective tissue

..and so on. so i think one should not cut out vit c containing foods.

Of course our ayurvedic system of medicine propogates a lot of do`s and dont`s…. and people sure must be benefitting from a rigid diet.

I think i will stick to vit C and hope for the best !

just my thoughts…..
vandana

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