Treatment Of Vitiligo With Folk Remedies - 10 Most Effective Remedies

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Treatment of vitiligo with folk remedies

Content:

• St. John's wort and black cumin oil
• Duckweed marsh in the treatment of vitiligo
• Black pepper really helps
• An effective recipe from a reader
• 7 easy recipes for vitiligo

Treatment of vitiligo with St. John's wort and black cumin oil

The best vegetable oils in the treatment of vitiligo are the oils of St. John's wort and black cumin, which can eliminate the foci of the disease. The oils applied to the skin cause skin cells to produce melanin, which is responsible for pigmentation.

St. John's wort oil for vitiligo

Often this oil is prepared according to a very simple recipe: fill a jar with crushed St. John's wort and fill it with vegetable oil, and after a couple of weeks of infusion, the product is ready. However, this oil is ineffective! Since it turns out to be not concentrated. Of course, such oil has a healing effect, but the treatment is very sluggish.

Concentrated St. John's Wort Oil Recipe: You only need St. John's wort flowers to make a truly effective St. John's wort oil! No foliage, only flowers. Stuff a small glass jar with St. John's wort flowers, placing them tightly and slightly compacting them. It will take so many flowers to fill the jar, but at the same time, we leave 4-5 cm of empty space to the neck. Fill the top of the jar with refined sunflower oil (you can take any other medicinal oil, for example, sea buckthorn, almond).

We put the finished jar in the sun (not in a dark place, but on the contrary in the sun), for at least 2 weeks, shaking occasionally. After 2 weeks, the oil is squeezed out and a new portion of St. John's wort flowers is added again! And again it is kept for 2 weeks. And so they do 5-6 circles, but more can be done if desired.

Since St. John's wort blooms all summer, there should be no problems with raw materials. After overcoming all difficulties, you get a truly effective red-brown St. John's wort oil, reminiscent of sour cream in its consistency.

This oil can be successfully used for vitiligo, muscle strain, flu, radiculitis, neuralgia, osteochondrosis, burns, cuts, various tumors, tonsillitis. If taken internally 1 tsp. before meals, it effectively helps with various gastrointestinal diseases

Source: notes by Vladimir Shved

Black cumin oil for vitiligo

Black cumin has been cultivated in the countries of the East for over 3000 years, and for the same amount of time people have been using the oil of this unique plant to treat various diseases. The famous healers Hippocrates and Dioscorides also mentioned in their medical treatises about its amazing healing properties. According to Avicenna, black cumin oil helps to increase the vital energy of a person, helping to overcome fatigue and overwork.

And modern research has shown that black cumin oil has a very wide range of beneficial properties, especially standing out among the oils of other plants.

Where can one buy? Buy black cumin oil in specialized health food stores, or order through online health food stores. The price ranges from 1000 to 2000 rubles

External use. Rub the sore spots with a piece of cloth soaked in vinegar, and then apply oil to them. In this form, you should go out into the sun and stay under its rays for half an hour.

Internal use. Pure oil can be used inside 1 tsp. twice a day, diluted with half a glass of water.

Learn More: The Benefits and Uses of Black Seed Oil

Duckweed marsh in the treatment of vitiligo

The aquatic plant duckweed has medicinal properties due to the fact that it contains a lot of iodine and bromine salts.

For vitiligo, duckweed is used in infusions and dry crushed according to the following recipes:

• Recipe 1. Tincture from this plant is prepared on the basis of vodka in a ratio of 1 teaspoon of raw materials per 50 grams of vodka. It is necessary to measure out the required amount of grass, rinse under running water, put in an opaque glass dish of dark color. Pour everything with vodka or alcohol diluted to the desired strength. Let the liquid brew for a week at room temperature in a dark place. The duckweed tincture is then filtered through cheesecloth. Store it in a dark, cool place. Dilute 15 - 20 drops of the tincture with a quarter glass of water, use it three times a day.

• Recipe 2. Grind a tablespoon of duckweed with a meat grinder, add the same amount of honey. After mixing, transfer to a glass jar with a lid. Place in refrigerator. Take 1 teaspoon daily (breakfast, lunch, dinner) for 2 years. With a shorter treatment period, it is difficult to achieve the desired effect.

Black pepper really helps treat vitiligo

At King's College London, the capital of Great Britain, scientists conducted experiments on mice in order to study the effects of piperine and derivatives from them. The substance was applied to the skin of rodents who were sick with vitiligo. Some mice were additionally exposed to ultraviolet rays - such radiation has been used for a long time as a method of treating vitiligo, albeit ineffective.

As a result of these tests, which lasted 6 weeks, the skin of the rodents became uniform light brown. And in those mice, whose skin was not only smeared with piperine, but also irradiated, it turned out to be a darker shade. This effect was achieved much earlier than with ultraviolet therapy alone. The skin in this case, according to scientists, was colored more evenly.

A group of researchers led by Anthony Young concluded that this effect is due to the ability of piperine to form pigment skin cells (melanocytes). They believe that there is a prospect of creating a drug based on this substance, which can reduce the need for ultraviolet radiation, which often leads to the development of skin melanoma.

In the meantime, traditional medicine offers such a recipe for vitiligo: Mix ground black pepper with baking soda in equal proportions. Rub the resulting powder into areas with light spots on the skin. Observations show that the pigment in this area begins to form intensively, the color of the spots gradually becomes equal to the color of the skin.

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An effective recipe from a reader - sulsen ointment

At the pharmacy we buy sulsen ointment or paste (in general, this remedy is used against dandruff and hair loss), it is quite cheap. It is better to take 2%, since there is more concentration in it, therefore the effect is greater. We rub the age spots and that's it, after half an hour you can wash it off. A couple of procedures are enough to get a visible result!

If you are lucky enough to find sulsen soap, be sure to take it, it also has a healing effect. According to several people, the spots go away within a couple of weeks, and for some, even within a few days!

Simple recipes for vitiligo

• Sesame for vitiligo. Sesame also has healing properties. It is used in this way: sesame seeds ground in a coffee grinder in the amount of 10 tbsp. spoons, eat in the morning and in the evening for 1 tsp. everyday. The result of this procedure is the appearance of blotches of yellow in white spots. If you continue treatment, then after a few months the signs of vitiligo will disappear completely. The powder should be taken until the white spots disappear.
• Birch tar for vitiligo. The use of tar in the treatment of this disease is also well known in folk medicine. You can buy it at any pharmacy. It is advised to lubricate the stains with them for a month with a short break after that. Already in the first course of therapy, the spots decrease, and after 2 weeks from the beginning of the next treatment procedures, they disappear altogether.
• Treatment of vitiligo with walnuts. The use of pericarp and walnut leaves in the fight against vitiligo also gives good results. They are mixed in the same proportion, then poured in a ratio of 1 part of raw material to 10 parts of vodka. Within ten days, the product is infused in the dark, and then you can lubricate the affected skin areas 1-2 times a day. It is necessary to continue treatment for several months. For healthy skin around blemishes, purchase a phyto-protective cream that can be applied during tincture treatments.
• Pork tongues. There are cases of getting rid of the disease when a large skin area is affected by it. There should be several small pieces of pork tongue in the diet every day. You need to consume them every time you are going to eat. The expected effect in the form of stain reduction occurs within a year.
• Garlic and onions for vitiligo. A good result in treatment can be achieved with garlic and onions. Cut them in half, rub the stains daily for 5 minutes. Moreover, onions and garlic should be used alternately, every other day. Those spots that have just begun to appear disappear in a week. For older spots, normal pigmentation returns a little later.
• Acetylsalicylic and boric acid. It is necessary to mix acetylsalicylic or boric acid (and you can take it in tablets, but grind it well before adding) with petroleum jelly (instead of it, a regular baby cream is also suitable), mix it all and ceiling until a homogeneous composition is obtained. The resulting composition must be applied to the affected areas and go to sunbathe.
• Pepper tincture. This recipe helps to get rid of vitiligo stains. For it, you need to put six pods of red pepper, pre-dried, in a jar (one liter), pour half a liter of vodka (ordinary forty-degree) into the jar, cover it all with a plastic lid and put it in a place inaccessible to the light, after wrapping some something with a rag. The infusion should be left for twenty-five days, while every day it is necessary to take a jar and mix the solution, shaking it. On the twenty-sixth day, you need to throw out the pepper, and rub the resulting solution into white spots three times a day for five to ten minutes. No breaks are allowed. After rubbing in for about half an hour or forty minutes, you should be in the sun - so that it falls on the affected areas of the body.

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The author of the article: Sokolova Nina Vladimirovna | Phytotherapist

Education: Diploma in "General Medicine" and "Therapy" received at the Pirogov University (2005 and 2006). Advanced training at the Department of Phytotherapy at the Peoples' Friendship University of Moscow (2008).