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Vitiligo diet. Is there a diet which improves the quality of life of people with Vitiligo?
Are you aware of a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Vitiligo? Is there a diet that is suggested to avoid when having Vitiligo? See if there is a diet that can improve the quality of life of people with Vitiligo, recommended and to avoid food when having Vitiligo
i dont think a diet would make a big difference. Just eat lots of veggies
Posted Apr 27, 2017 by Nina 1030
Whatever healthy diet that works with your everyday lifestyle is just as good as any other.
Posted May 21, 2018 by Mooney 1100
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less red meats fried foods alcohol and more vegetables, healthy diet
Posted May 11, 2017 by analia 1000
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I do not believe.
With about 15 years, today I am 28, I was subjected to a treatment "not official", where a health professional was preparing a solution that should be applied on the skin. In parallel, the patient needed to go for a diet fairly restrictive, and may not eat red meat more than two days in the week, and must get rid of artificial colorings, and foods industrialized, soft drinks and etc. Dropped out of treatment by diet, that I almost went crazy. The result was terrible, since when you go back to consuming what I was withdrawn, I developed chronic urticaria, activated by almost all of the items that I did not eat before because of the diet. Approximately eight years of a lot of itching to my body 'adapting'. Does not indicate any restriction. Eat at will.
Important to stress that I am not a health professional, I trust in my experiences.
With about 15 years, today I am 28, I was subjected to a treatment "not official", where a health professional was preparing a solution that should be applied on the skin. In parallel, the patient needed to go for a diet fairly restrictive, and may not eat red meat more than two days in the week, and must get rid of artificial colorings, and foods industrialized, soft drinks and etc. Dropped out of treatment by diet, that I almost went crazy. The result was terrible, since when you go back to consuming what I was withdrawn, I developed chronic urticaria, activated by almost all of the items that I did not eat before because of the diet. Approximately eight years of a lot of itching to my body 'adapting'. Does not indicate any restriction. Eat at will.
Important to stress that I am not a health professional, I trust in my experiences.
Posted Sep 17, 2017 by Richelly 1150
