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KC & the Sunshine's avatar

I believe it’s on the manufacturer’s insert as a POSSIBLE ADVERSE EVENT for a coupe of the childhood vaccines.

“Here’s a lifetime case of vitiglio. Good thing you didn’t get that itchy rash and fever for 10 days with the chicken pox!” 🙄🙄🙄

You can read these manufacturer’s inserts at JusttheInserts.com and some of them are also on the CDC website.

*Take special note of Sections 6.1 and 13.0.

Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Vitiligo is also a manifestation of a poor light environment. When we don’t receive enough sunlight, we can no longer make enough melanin, a pigment found not only in our skin, but all throughout our body. This is why avoiding electrosmog (invisible light from EMF) and embracing sunlight are critical if you don't want to look like Michael Jackson:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/i/205501518/is-depression-caused-by-sunglasses

Helen W's avatar

I'm not sure that you are correct on this statement. I was three when contracted vitilgo - particularly aggressive - and over 20 years went to full depigmentation - I now have no pigment in my skin. I had no medical intervention. I was always outside when young - and always have been. While lack of sunlight depletes Melanin per se - it does not set up the levels of environmental toxicity which set up the destruction of melanocytes. My father smoked and worked for BP when I was born - and my mother who was a pharmacist - died her hair, cooked with aluminium pans and used aluminium antiperspirants and had mercury fillings.

Cellularly Erased's avatar

Interesting. I contracted vitiligo aged 10. Never worn sunscreen or make-up. Always outside. Mother never dyed her hair. My daughter contracted vitiligo 13 years after leaving home (age 31). We live far apart and only get time together for a few days twice a year. She has more 'girly' pursuits, I am more tomboy. We are only very similar in our nature and thoughts.

John Roberts's avatar

Just amazing how many drugs are the cause of so many problems that the drugs are supposed to help.

A perfect business model for them and an imperfect and deadly one for us !!!

Paul Vonharnish's avatar

Quote from the article: "Para-tertiary butyl phenol, used in adhesives, plastics, and footwear soles, causes depigmentation in workers exposed occupationally and in consumers wearing shoes manufactured with it." [End quote] Yup.

I've *noticed* persons expressing this condition are ALL wearing tennis shoes (sports foot ware). I call tennis shoes "foot diapers" as they're little more that glued together toxic waste worn on your feet. Also: People wear the cheapest polyester/nylon clothing they can buy at MallWart or similar junk shops. Then they wonder why they have rashes and skin conditions. 'Vaccines' ? More chemical garbage from overpaid chemical engineers. Invest today! Unlimited Quantities!!!

Willem's avatar

What to do when you have vitiligo? Use sun tan when vitiligo spots are exposed to sun? Or something else?

Victor's avatar

This is an excellent article about vitiligo. You left out a key cause, the root cause of vitiligo. Everything else is downstream. Lectins in plants that are consumed create the environment for vitiligo to occur. First and foremost, they break down the gut lining; causing gut permeability.

"All disease begins in the gut." - Hippocrates

Sonja's avatar

I got vitiligo in my teens. Healthy mainly organic diet, no hair dye, perfumes or cosmetics. No one in my family has ever had or has vitiligo. I did not spend as much time outside as when I was a kid, but still had hours outside. The only thing I can think of is stress (exams and my father died, followed by my grandfather and grandmother within a year, and my boyfriend broke up with me, so it was a very stressful time). EMF was not a concern then (no mobile phones).

AnnaTova's avatar

I was given Tetracycline many years ago and one of the side effects listed is Vitiligo if

taken with sun exposer. I baked in the sun everyday and what happen was that my light olive skin no longer got as tan and eventually developed white spots. I regretted not reading the insert till after I had finished with the course.