Natural supplements

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celes adrian September 10, 2011 at 3:36am

After researching online, i have started n b12 and folic acid and even ginkgo biloba. I had been applying psoralen oil (tolenorm) and there were new spots. but when the rainy season started, there was no sun to expose my patches to, my new ones disappeared and more areas were being erased, to my utter disappointment! i reasoned that i should be curing from inside as well, to stop the progression while the oil hopefully takes care of repigmentation. i'm going on my second month religously on these vitamins and oil and 5-10 minute sun. there are new brown spots everywhere, yes, teeny tiny ones. i'm waiting for my 2nd and third month. treatment should only be evaluated after at least three months. but i have hopes on these.read about ginkgo biloba and the b complex online. vitamins are okay, anyway. check out my pictures at vitiligouslytrue.blogspot.com if you have time. But one thing's so true about treating vit: you have got to have loads and loads of patience! let me know how you're doing!
- Julie Delves > celes adrian September 10, 2011 at 6:53am
  
  I also have a problem with sun exposure as where I live in Cornwall we don't seem to get very much sun. It makes me feel so much better taking something that I think will work. Please keep us informed how you're getting on. I will try to take some pics of re pigmentation. Good luck.
  - celes adrian > Julie Delves September 10, 2011 at 2:30pm
    
    That's a good idea. i don't know what the climate there is, but even on a cloudy day, even when the sun is not blaring but covered with clouds, the sun rays still work, according to books and i've also tried that. if not, there are uv lamps for sale. that's your best hope. regarding vitamins, online research support repigmentation with vitamins after at least two months. i've yet to find out. im on my first month at the moment. i'll keep you posted. but when i started, it was a rainy week, and yet my skin was pinkish. it was odd that without the sun, my skin was healing. another online link combined gingko biloba, an herb vitamin, and b12 and folic acid, and i'm on those right now. goodluck to us!
    - Julie Delves > celes adrian September 14, 2011 at 10:18am
      
      I went to the Health shop today and they recommended Echinacea, it is a herbal supplement,I will try this as well. Will keep you posted.
Julie Delves September 7, 2011 at 8:12am

I have been taking vitamin B12 Folic acid Kelp tablets Vitamin D3 and iron tablets in the last 2 weeks I have several brown spots appearing.I never believed this would happen, I am going to keep taking them. I will update you with the results
- Tanya Ordaz > Julie Delves April 26, 2012 at 6:04pm
  
  I am new to this site..and just read this post..i too began taking the same vitamins just a few days ago..i am wondering did it help?
- celes adrian > Julie Delves September 10, 2011 at 3:41am
  
  I know how you feel! there are so precious little inks! go,go, go! and let us know how it goes. i take b12 , folic acid and ginkgo biloba myself. i apply tolenorm, too and 5-0 min of sun! i suggest you go out for sun exposure. i know that no treatment is effective without morning sun or uv rays. goodluck and let us know!
  - Dave Catrain > celes adrian April 28, 2012 at 5:10pm
    
    Hi how is everything going with vitiligo. I have it around mouth and elbows. Used an herbal liquid called Anti-vitiligo from True Herbals .com website Over 2 years ago. Brought back some on sides of face. but elbows and mouth area broke out. I am looking for new hope. What site did you find about herb and vitamin supplememt? Is still working for you?
- Bamsegutt > Julie Delves September 7, 2011 at 9:30pm
  
  Are you defficent to the above vitamins ..and iron..or just taking it?
  
  Happy repig!
  - Julie Delves > Bamsegutt September 8, 2011 at 10:09am
    
    I am anemic. But someone recommended that I take the rest of the vitamins, seems to be working.

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