Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can address low Vitamin D and Vitamin D Receptor Mutations that cause Low D in Vitiligo. Could the body be breaking down the pigment to gain Vitamin D when it is low?
Could "stopping the immune process" deny the body needed Vitamin D? Why did nobody think that constant low vitamin D due to school and work wouldn't affect humans in an adverse way?
Hi, I'm wondering if anyone can address low Vitamin D and Vitamin D Receptor Mutations that cause Low D in Vitiligo. Could the body be breaking down the pigment to gain Vitamin D when it is low?
Could "stopping the immune process" deny the body needed Vitamin D? Why did nobody think that constant low vitamin D due to school and work wouldn't affect humans in an adverse way?
the face is easier to repigment because it's always in the sun almost every day