Is Homeopathic medicine able to treat vitiligo 100%? Ever hear of Pigmentum Treatment?

I've had vitiligo for about 8 years or so, pretty much i've learned to deal with it since supposively there is no cure for it, but recently i ran into someone who told me about some homepopathic treatment that says to work 100 % in their treatment. I started doing research and found one homeopathic product which says to work 100 % to cure the illness. It's called "Pigmentum". It seems pretty confident in its abilitiy to cure it (100 % total curabilty actually, in a period of just 4 months) it has plenty of costumer testimonials and even offers a money back guarantee if not completely satisfied. I'm just curious on whether anyone out there has tried it or even just heard of it or anything about homeopathic medicine being able to cure this, period. I just don't want to waste my time with something that won't work. Thank You.

Hi Lexus Nut,
According to homoeopathic philosophy, vitiligo is not a disease in itself but an expression of an inner disturbed state of the body. Thus, the cure should occur at a level where things have gone wrong. I not know product Pigmentum. Most likely this product very new and scientifically not checked. I not recommend this product for use.

Treating vitiligo would always prove to be risky. The side effects of treatments are as unpredictable the disorder鈥檚 cause. That is why vitiligo treatment should always be done with utmost care and patience.

One of the newest treatments for vitiligo is laser treatment therapy. Just like photo therapy, it uses ultraviolet rays to stimulate the melanocytes in your skin. Unlike photo therapy, however, it focuses the light using a laser, so it promises to be more effective and causes fewer side effects.
Jason Homan

Always beware of products touting customer testimonials. It is very easy for an ad person to make up a testimonial. You have no way of confirming it is a real story from a real person.

Also know, there are ways for a company to offer a 100% guarantee and still keep your money if the product fails to work.

Personally, I would not believe it works until someone had proven it works by way of a scientific study. If someone tells you a study had confirmed it then they need to provide you with the details of the study so that you can look it up yourself. If it was a study conducted by the company that was selling the product then there is a chance that they fudged numbers or even completely made up the study just to sell the product.

I have had vitiligo for 43 years. The "new" findings say that it is brought on by stress and that it is an auto-immune disease. Now you tell me how this treatment could possibly cure that? Beware of these medications that are advertised the way you say this one does. They are out only to make money praying on the gullible. Also....has it been accepted by the FDA? Another clue that it is a farce.