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New FAQ item: Ginko Biloba for vitiligo therapy?
Ginko biloba extract seems to be a simple, safe and fairly effective therapy for arresting the progression of the vitiligo.The ease of taking an oral pill, the relatively low cost, and the low frequency of adverse reactions with Ginko biloba make its use for vitiligo tempting, but it is recommended that use ginkgo in the management of vitiligo should be monitored by a health care practitioner. Read FAQ for more details >>>
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