vitiligo - free Homeo Med camp
Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2003 1:13 pm
About six months ago, a free homeopathic medical camp was arranged on Vitiligo. About 100 vitiligo patients were seen. I will search for the few pictures from my NEWS record of leucoderma cases, which I received many days ago.
About Babchi the free homeopathic medical camp reports says, there is no known cause of leucoderma but if you found tapeworm (Taenia saginata/ T. solium)in the stool of vitiligo patient then babchi is effective in harbel form. The seeds of babchi mostly use mixed with yogurt. The cause is contiminated food or not fully boiled cauliflower or other vegetables. The powder from the babchi seed is used to treat leucoderma internally. It is also applied in the form of paste or ointment externally, for this purpose oil of babchi is available in general stores. After applying ointment, the patient should sit in sunlight for 20 minutes with interval of time. If the patient is worm free then babchi could not be effective.
Dr. Shahkeel Sarwar
Editor Monthly Ninja
--- "Atiq Ahmad Bhatti" wrote:
I use Babchi myself for Vitiligo or Leucorderma, as stated previously.
Its nice to see some verification from others on the group
Babchi is commonly known, I believe, as Psorallia Corr. Does someone
else have further info on this?
About Babchi the free homeopathic medical camp reports says, there is no known cause of leucoderma but if you found tapeworm (Taenia saginata/ T. solium)in the stool of vitiligo patient then babchi is effective in harbel form. The seeds of babchi mostly use mixed with yogurt. The cause is contiminated food or not fully boiled cauliflower or other vegetables. The powder from the babchi seed is used to treat leucoderma internally. It is also applied in the form of paste or ointment externally, for this purpose oil of babchi is available in general stores. After applying ointment, the patient should sit in sunlight for 20 minutes with interval of time. If the patient is worm free then babchi could not be effective.
Dr. Shahkeel Sarwar
Editor Monthly Ninja
--- "Atiq Ahmad Bhatti" wrote:
I use Babchi myself for Vitiligo or Leucorderma, as stated previously.
Its nice to see some verification from others on the group
Babchi is commonly known, I believe, as Psorallia Corr. Does someone
else have further info on this?