Clearly explainedEvidence-based guidance

Evidence over myths

Nutrition and vitiligo

No specific diet has been proven to cure vitiligo. Balanced eating and investigating a suspected deficiency are more useful than broad restriction lists.

In brief

Key points

  • No universal vitiligo diet
  • Avoid unnecessary restrictions
  • Test deficiencies selectively
  • Supplements follow their label
  • Copper supports normal pigmentation
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A balanced foundation

A varied diet provides protein, fibre, vitamins, minerals and essential fats. Excluding multiple foods without a medical reason can create nutritional problems.

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When testing is useful

Symptoms, medical history or a restrictive diet may justify targeted testing. Laboratory values should be interpreted with a healthcare professional rather than treated in isolation.

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VitiDerm® Capsules

VitiDerm® Capsules are a food supplement intended as a systemic complement. Current composition, directions and applicable authorised claims are provided by IDEALDERM.

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