Robot,
Was just reading somthing interesting about aloe Vera and vitiligo
This guy applied aloe Vera to his face after he shaved and his vitiligo improved I think it might be worth a shot along with vitamins and topical creams but will a multivitamin work instead of what you listed above as I could not afford all the vitamins
Also just quick update with my vitiligo I am booking dermatologist Monday as I did not have the time to go yet but I will keep you updated with her feedback also
It definitely helps. However, I think it's incomplete. See the supplement facts below:
In order to fight vitiligo properly, one needs much more than that. Vitiligo sufferers must have an excellent nutrition, what is very hard to achieve without a comprehensive supplementation.
So, putting all together (recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals and specific vitiligo suferers needs), I came up with my personal supplement protocol , as follows:
Daily Supplementation Suggestion:
• Vitamin C (By GNC) ⇒ 50mg
• Vitamin K (by GNC) ⇒ 10mcg
• Vitamin E (by GNC) ⇒ 200IU
• Vitamin D3 Cholecalciferol (by GNC) ⇒ 2000IU
• Beta Carotene plus mix of carotenoids (by Pure Encapsulations) ⇒ 25000IU
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Was just reading somthing interesting about aloe Vera and vitiligo
This guy applied aloe Vera to his face after he shaved and his vitiligo improved I think it might be worth a shot along with vitamins and topical creams but will a multivitamin work instead of what you listed above as I could not afford all the vitamins
Also just quick update with my vitiligo I am booking dermatologist Monday as I did not have the time to go yet but I will keep you updated with her feedback also
Ryan,
It definitely helps. However, I think it's incomplete. See the supplement facts below:
In order to fight vitiligo properly, one needs much more than that. Vitiligo sufferers must have an excellent nutrition, what is very hard to achieve without a comprehensive supplementation.
So, putting all together (recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals and specific vitiligo suferers needs), I came up with my personal supplement protocol , as follows:
Daily Supplementation Suggestion:
• Vitamin C (By GNC) ⇒ 50mg
• Vitamin K (by GNC) ⇒ 10mcg
• Vitamin E (by GNC) ⇒ 200IU
• Vitamin D3 Cholecalciferol (by GNC) ⇒ 2000IU
• Beta Carotene plus mix of carotenoids (by Pure Encapsulations) ⇒ 25000IU
• Complex-B (by GNC)
→ B1 Thiamine ⇒ 15mg
→ B2 Riboflavin ⇒ 20mg
→ B3 Niacin ⇒ 25mg
→ B5 Pantothenic Acid ⇒ 50mg
→ B6 ⇒ 25mg
→ Biotin ⇒ 300mcg
→ B12 ⇒ 250mcg
→ Folate ⇒ 400mcg
• Fish Oil - Omega 3 (any mercury-free brand) ⇒ 1000mg
• Selenium (by GNC) ⇒ 100mcg
• Zinc (by GNC) ⇒ 20mg
• Copper (by GNC) ⇒ 2mg
• Calcium (By GNC) ⇒ 500mg
• Magnesium (by GNC) ⇒ 300mg
• Iodine (by GNC) ⇒ 80mcg
• Manganese (by GNC) ⇒ 2mg
• Chromium ⇒ 100mcg
• Molybdenum ⇒ 25mcg
• Vanadium ⇒ 15mcg
• Inositol ⇒ 80mg
• Lutein ⇒ 1mg
• Boron ⇒ 1mg
• Silicon Dioxide ⇒ 2mg
• Choline Bitartrate ⇒ 80mg
• L-Tyrosine ⇒ 300mg
Daily Anti-Oxidant Suggestion:
• R Lipoic Acid (stabilized) or ALA (by Pure Encapsulations) ⇒ 100mg
• L-Glutammine Powder (by Nutrabio) ⇒ 3g
• N-Acetyl Cysteine (by Nutrabio) ⇒ 600mg
• Grape Seed (by GNC) ⇒ 100mg
Daily Anti-Fungal Suggestion:
• Probiotics (by Hyperbiotics, e.g. PRO-15) ⇒ 1 capsule with at least 5 billion CFU of the beneficial bacteria
The next 2 items should be taken until the bottle ends only:
• Formula SF722 (by Thorne Research) ⇒ 1 capsule in order to optimize gastrointestinal tract functioning
• MetalloClear (by Metagenics) ⇒ 1 capsule in order to detox heavy metal
Additionally, you can customize your own pill at: https://www.customcapsule.com
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Content available on this post is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Only your healthcare provider should diagnose your health problems and prescribe a treatment. Your reliance upon whatsoever obtained by you at or through this post is solely at your own risk. The statements made within this post have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).