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TED'S NATURAL REMEDIES FOR VITILIGOQuestion by Anonymous (Anonymous) on 09/12/2011
In Australia I started the UVB treatment. But since we moved in Bangkok a couple of months ago, I am not really sure what to do and who to see regarding continuing treatment. I have read your suggestions about borax, hydrogen peroxide and ammonium chloride solution. Could you please tell me where I can get those products and where can I purchase them in Bangkok. Also how do I apply them
If you have any other tips/suggestions where I can seek help please let me know. Thank you so much!
Replied by Ted (Bangkok, Thailand) on 09/14/2011
Melanin requires sufficient quantities of tyrosine, copper and PABA. Copper maybe 5 mg., tyrosine 50 - 100 mg, and PABA 5000 mg. are my dose. That's just one type I seen. The other one is a fungus that breaks down the melanin in presence of sun, and you destroy the fungus by topical hydrogen peroxide 1.5%, in a saturated borax solution, as the simplest. Or ammonium chloride 5% with borax solution alone on the body but I won't mix with hydrogen peroxide as they produce heat in a cross reaction. Now my first case, my friend was very easy, this remedy did work, but another one the PABA, folic acid, tyrosine, and maybe copper will work in another. It's the same fungus I believe, but in first case, it was merely killing the fungus in a person with sufficiently low homocysteine, in the second instance it was killing the fungus with a sufficiently high homocysteine. Fungi produce their own peroxide which breaks down the antioxidant melanin, but if excess peroxide, it may also kill the fungus, with borax or another formula ammonium chloride 5% with saturated solution of borax.
I haven't had the chance to try any commercial fungicides so I don't know about those, as it was cured too quickly to try. There are other things that kill the fungus also, beside 1% copper chloride. This includes black pepper, applied to the area also works, and people lack vitamin D (I used 20,000 i.u., but I think 5,000 iu for general use is ok too) to help support the skin's function. One of many properties of quercetin is it's ability to stimulate melanin production, my favorite dose is 500 mg x 2 or x3.
Ted
Replied by Lou (Tyler, Tx) on 09/29/2012
Replied by Katherine (Canada) on 12/12/2016
I've taken up to 20,000UI/day for short bursts of time (3-4 days) and it's ok. If you get diarrhea, you've taken too much.
I think 25,000UI/day is a little much for a week, personally, but 15,000UI/day should be good and then dropping down to 5000UI/day is a good idea as this is a necessary amount if you're not regularly sunbathing sunscreen-less.
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