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  • Nadika July 11, 2010 at 4:03am
    Thank you :-) Will you give this a try ?? First link says this may be used to prevent melanocyte loss in the early stage of vitiligo. I guess that leaves me out ((((
    • safsound > Nadika July 11, 2010 at 6:21am
      Don't try yourself for moment ... Wait research. Minocycline maybe have side effect (for some people)

      I think is not only one thing to help for vitiligo, but something as :

      - Good health (sport, don't stress, good food)
      - ginkgo biloba pills + ointment with vitamin D
      - Piperine cream (as research is good)
      - Minocycline (as research is good)
      - Eat lot of chichpeas (kala chana)
      - And narrow uvb (to start the process)
      - Protopic (maybe not)

      Best
      • Nadika > safsound July 11, 2010 at 1:59pm
        Again, thank you. If you can, please give me a link where I could find the Piperine cream. I searched - but nothing came up ((( I am now using Protopic too. I see very slow results. I agree good food is important too. And I go out in the early morning sun - for vitamin D ))) It is now 6.30 a.m - and I can see the sun rising ))) I better go ))) Thanks again )))
        • safsound > Nadika July 11, 2010 at 8:56pm
          Hello

          For Piperine cream, i do myself with base cream (eg nivea crème) and i add bioperine extract
          • Nadika > safsound July 12, 2010 at 3:35am
            Thank you ))))))))))
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