Wednesday, October 29, 2008
I'm cured.
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It's a miracle.
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Persistance is key.
I left my orthodontist office feeling very strange. It was like re-opening an old scar. With regards to the ginger root treatment, I felt very skeptical. I was also very MAD at my orthodontist's assistant. I couldn't believe she had refused to sell me her old prescription tube. At home, I googled the ginger root treatment and there were very few, or no references on the subject. The few references I found were about lotions CONTAINING ginger juice. But nothing about fresh ginger. I figured I would try, since it's so cheap, and since the assistant was so positive that it works.
Now, notice I was very skeptical about the whole ginger thing. Still, I quit everything else and used the ginger alone. I did NOT aid the treatment with positive thinking. If anything, I thought to myself, "This thing doesn't work... This thing doesn't work." I did NOT get rid of stress in my life, although I should have. As a matter of fact, I was working too much. I did NOT change my diet. All I did was to, systematically, apply the slices of fresh ginger root on my chin for about five seconds every morning before I walked out the door. I did not think. I just DID it. I did not look at myself in the mirror. I just repeated the quick ritual day after day, after day.
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treatment,
vitiligo
Monday, October 27, 2008
The use of fresh ginger root to treat and reverse skin hypopigmentation and mild forms of vitiligo

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discoloration,
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hippopigmentation,
hypopigmentation,
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remedies,
root,
skin,
treatment,
vitiligo
Sunday, October 26, 2008
I can't believe I found the solution
In about a week, the cortisone cream had bleached my skin. I had developed three large white patches on my face: one on each eyelid and one large one, from one side of my chin to the other, and going up my right cheek. Then it hit me: I had been a victim of medical malpractice. The dermatologist had inadvertently prescribed me a cream with a serious side-effect on people with pre-disposition to skin hypopigmentation.
Seeing myself in the mirror was unbearable. The contrast of the all-white patches was obvious and VERY noticeable. I cried for months and refused to go to school or even see my friends. I couldn't look at people in the eyes and much less get a boyfriend. No make-up could hide it, and I was too young and too naive to know how to apply it. I lost many precious moments of my teenage years to the condition.
My journey for recovery was long and tortuous. Prescriptions have made me noxious and have gave me stomachaches and headaches. Topical creams have caused me second degree burns several times.
For the past three years I had pretty much given up. I achieved a lot of improvement, but at a price too high to pay. The side-effects were too many and too serious , for little or no improvement.
I met, however, someone who loves me the way I am, and who encouraged me to continue to pursue perfection.
I am now 26 years old, and for the first time, I believe to have found the solution, and I would like to share it with the world in this blog.
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