Inherited Remedy for Vitiligo, Kind Souls Bring Hope!!

**Inherited Remedy for Vitiligo, Kind-hearted Individual Offers Hope!!** The kind-hearted Mr. Cheng took the initiative to call me and shared: "I have been following Hu Bing's Folk Remedy Studio for some time now. I am deeply moved by everyone's enthusiasm in contributing remedies. My mother passed down an inherited formula for treating vitiligo, which has successfully cured many patients. I have never shared it with anyone else before, but I would like to offer it unreservedly through this platform." **Prescription:** - Prepared Rehmannia Root (Shu Di) 30g - Glossy Privet Fruit (Nü Zhen Zi) 30g - Eclipta (Mo Han Lian) 40g - Dodder Seed (Tu Si Zi) 30g - Processed Polygonum Multiflorum (Zhi Shou Wu) 50g - Psoralea Fruit (Bu Gu Zhi) 60g - Cnidium Fruit (She Chuang Zi) 20g - Realgar (Xiong Huang) 20g - Sulfur (Liu Huang) 20g - Dictamnus Root Bark (Bai Xian Pi) 100g - White Aconite (Bai Fu Zi) 25g - Litharge (Mi Tuo Seng) 20g **Preparation and Usage:** Grind the above ingredients into coarse powder. Soak the mixture in 500ml of liquor (around 60% alcohol) and 250ml of rice vinegar for one month. Afterward, apply the solution externally to the affected areas 1-3 times daily. Blisters may form after application; wait for them to subside before reapplying. **Caution:** This remedy is toxic and must not be ingested. Wash hands thoroughly after application to avoid poisoning (it is recommended to use medical cotton swabs or disposable gloves for application). **Treatment Duration:** - Mild cases: 10-15 days for recovery. - Severe cases: 1-2 months for recovery. After recovery, continue applying the remedy for an additional 10-15 days to consolidate the results and prevent recurrence. The skin will return to normal after healing. **Reminder:** If the prepared solution runs out quickly due to a large affected area, you may add an appropriate amount of liquor and rice vinegar to the remaining mixture for further soaking and use. **Disclaimer:** I am sharing this secret remedy solely for the purpose of doing good. If any adverse effects occur due to improper use, the responsibility lies solely with the user. **Contributor:** Mr. Cheng