Vitiligo

Hi all,
I was wandering if you have a Vitiligo mixture. I was given a mixture about two years back which i found had great results. I took this mixture for about three years and my Vitiligo disappeared on my face and neck. Then for some reason, the lady who was supplying me the mixture stopped, saying she couldn't do so anymore. I then did some research , bought some tissue salts and have started taking them. However, i dont know if i am taking the right ones and dont want to waste any time or money taking the wrong mixture.

Please can you assist and hopefully be able to help with the situation.

Much appreciated.

Peta ann

Hi Peta ann
Thanks very much for posting your question. I imagine that the mixture you had was ascertained from a facial analysis, and I think it's really sad that the lady who did this for you didn't tell you what it contained. It is a very dis-empowering for you and other clients who may have experienced something similar.

Without seeing your face to reveal an individual mineral signature, we might not be able to target specifics, but my experience suggests that you would need to use a good bit of Calc Phos and Kali Sulph in particular, and others that could assist are Silicea , Calc Sulph and quite possibly Kali Phos and Nat Sulph for the hormonal element associated (as in the lack of melanin).

I'd suggest you try working with our Pure Synergy and Rescue Synergy combinations which would cover the above, and I would also recommend adding a jar of Calc Phos even though it is in the Rescue Synergy, as this is the most important one for cell renewal and repair - so that you are getting twice the amount of that one in the blend of salts you are using. For ours, I'd recommend that you start with about 3 tabs of each morning and evening, or 2 tabs of each three times a day.

Let us know how you get along.

Best wishes
Alison

Hi Alison, thanks so much for getting back to me.
I didnt do a face analysis with her. My beautician who was studying it at the time, obviously told her connection what i needed. The salts that apparently she used was Calc Sulf, Kali Mur, Kali Sulf, Nat Sulf and a product called Cuprum Arsenic. I see the tissue salts which are in your Pure Synergy is very similar. I am just wondering what this Cuprum Arsenic is for? Also this mixture was conveniently in the form of a powder which makes it so much easier to take (especially if its for life) . Do you have any idea how to make a powder. I tried crushing my own but it doesnt work:(. Thanks Alison.

Hi again Peta ann, it’s a pleasure
Cuprum Arsenic is a homoeopathic remedy that isn’t part of the Biochemic System originated by Dr Schuessler, or recognised by the Biochemic Institute to this day. Although it was available as a homoeopathic remedy during his lifetime, he only included those mineral salts that were constituents of the tissues and were also absolutely essential to life itself. Copper and Arsenic, although found in the body in minute quantities, are metal / heavy metal trace minerals that don’t fulfil those criteria, so were specifically excluded, together with others found and used homoeopathically (eg magnesium sulphate, calcium carbonate etc). As far as I am aware, Cuprum Arsenic is generally prescribed by homoeopaths for its action on the stomach, bowel and muscles, when the homoeopathic indications apply.

The Pure Synergy is indeed similar to the mix you had. The Kali Mur is in the Rescue Synergy that I recommended. The tablets are best crushed with a mortar and pestle, or you could try using a coffee grinder. I do this for my pets and chickens, and recommend that mothers crush them for their babies. Most of our clients prefer and cope better with the tablet form as measurable doses (1 teaspoon is never the same as another unless you use a medicine measure), but we could consider offering powders if the demand becomes great enough.

Thanks so much Alison for your in depth reply. I will definitely be putting in an order for the pure synergy formulae next week. So you think Cuprum Arsenic is not necessary?
Before i started chatting to you, i researched the formula for Vitiligo and amongst the tissue salts that you have mentioned, they also wrote about Arsenicum Suophurium Flavum ( Ars Sulph Flav). Is this the same as Cuprum Arsenic?

I would suggest that you give the recommended tissue salts (Pure and Rescue Synergy) a try without the Cuprum Arsenic (Copper-Arsenic), or the Ars Sulph Flav (Arsenic Yellow-Sulphur) - which are thus different homoeopathic remedies. I see that the Ars Sulph Flav does have a use in homoeopathic potency for leukoderma, but I am not a proponent of self-medicating with homoeopathic potencies unless prescribed by a homoeopath, as there are laws of similars to be fulfilled when dealing with homoeopathic remedies, and provings that can be unpredictable if not correctly assessed. This is not the same effect as mineral replacement with tissue salts in the biochemic system, which underpins any ability of the cells to restore or make use of other remedies.