Showing posts with label dermatology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dermatology. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
I'm cured.
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hipopigmentation,
hippopigmentation,
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medicine,
natural,
remedies,
root,
skin,
treatment,
vitiligo
It's a miracle.
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vitiligo
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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dermatology,
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eastern,
ginger,
herbs,
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hippopigmentation,
hypopigmentation,
medicine,
natural,
remedies,
root,
skin,
treatment,
vitiligo
Monday, October 27, 2008
The use of fresh ginger root to treat and reverse skin hypopigmentation and mild forms of vitiligo
I was sitting at my orthodontist's chair when my orthodontist's assistant, who was doing some work in my mouth, said: "You have discoloration on your chin, I see." "Here it comes again," I thought. "One more comment about my hypo. As if I needed a reminder," I thought. "Yep," I replied. "I've had it for 12 years." "Wow, that's a long time," she said. "My mother and I have it too, but we got it under control," she said. I immediately 'jumped' out of the chair and took a look at her face. Not one sign of discoloration. "HOW DID YOU GET RID OF IT?" I asked. "Well," she said, "I was on treatment for years and years without success. The latest technology on the market is a cleaning solution that I was supposed to use to clean the area first. That solution cost me about $300. After I prepared the affected area with the solution, I was supposed to put on a cream which cost me about $1,000 a tube. I'm not using that anymore." "LET ME BUY IT FROM YOU!" I exclaimed. I had gone to the dermatologist a couple of times recently, and the outcome couldn't have been more disappointing. My latest prescription had been the least effective of all, so I was very happy to hear about something new. "Let me have it," I said. "WAIT," she exclaimed. "You didn't let me finish. I could sell you the tube for half of what I paid, but that would be unfair to you. The truth is: it doesn't work," she continued. "I have had vitiligo all my life. It's genetic. I got it from my mother. I have tried EVERYTHING on the market, and so did my mother. I was tired of spending all my money in expensive, useless prescriptions. I decided to try something different. I was referred by a friend to an old Chinese man who practices alternative medicine from his home. He told me to start using the juice of fresh ginger roots on my vitiligo." That's when I interrupted her. I didn't want her to change the subject. I told her I could give her cash for her used prescription tube. She yelled: "YOU'RE NOT LISTENING!" I just told you what to do. I just told you the prescription doesn't work. I am telling you what works. I am sharing precious information with you. Listen to my words. Go to the supermarket, to
Labels:
chinese,
dermatology,
discoloration,
eastern,
ginger,
herbs,
hipopigmentation,
hippopigmentation,
hypopigmentation,
medicine,
natural,
remedies,
root,
skin,
treatment,
vitiligo
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