News

News


  • 2025-12-03
    Ginseng and vitiligo: an evidence-based look at ginsenosides, oxidative stress, whitening effects, lack of clinical trials, and safer antioxidant alternatives of a “Magic Root”. Introduction 1. Why ginseng even came up in vitiligo 2. The “g...
  • 2025-11-12
    For Fast Scanners: Evidence for Vitamin D’s immunomodulatory effects in vitiligo appears promising but remains preliminary. Current data do not support high-dose protocols as standard therapy. Physiological doses (2,000–4,000 IU/day) with appropri...
  • 2025-09-30
    You’ve probably seen wellness blogs cheering a study on chocolate to “lower inflammation” and promote “healthy aging.” Great headline, not much nuance. Almost no one asked: what if you’re older with other conditions, like vitiligo?  Quick Take ...
  • 2025-09-17
    Vitiligo shows up on the skin, but it doesn’t start there. The story runs deeper, into the gut. The trillions of microbes living in your intestines talk constantly with your immune system. Sometimes they calm it down, sometimes they stir it up. An...
  • 2025-05-02
    We used to think the brain was the lone wolf of the body — tucked away in its skull suite, directing traffic with no real input from the organs below. But science has been sketching a different picture: one where the gut, that messy microbial metr...
  • 2025-02-15
    The recent review in Nutrients explores dietary interventions, supplements, and plant-derived compounds as potential adjuncts for managing vitiligo, focusing on their effects on oxidative stress and melanogenesis. It highlights antioxidants (like...