h-pylori, the only cause of vitiligo

[wfrozan]

Dear Dr. I was diagnosed with vitiligo recently and I came across a book which was actually the only source that provided a root cause for autoimmune diseases. To summarize; the book explained how low stomach acidity caused by H-pylori causes incomplete digestion of food with resultant absorption of large undigested macromolecules into the blood. The blood then produces a widespread antibody response. The widespread antibody response may destroy healthy cells causing autoimmune diseases such as vitiligo. The malabsorption of food also causes deficiency of vitamins such as vitamin B’s and minerals such as zinc and cooper.

The book makes a reference to a Southern Medical Journal 38(4):235-240, April of 1945 which states 90% of Vitiligo patients had little or no stomach Acid, 95% of Alopecia patients had little or no stomach Acid, 100% of Lupus Erythematosis patients had little or no stomach Acid, 89% of  Psoriasis patients had little or no stomach Acid, 85% of Urticaria patients had little or no stomach Acid, 74% of Eczema patients had little or no stomach Acid, 87% of Acne Rosacea patients has little or no stomach Acid. The book suggestion on how to kill H-pylori is to acidify the stomach by taking sufficient (large) dosage of Betaine Hydrochloride capsules according to the degree of tolerance for an extended period of time until the stomach is re-trained to produce sufficient acidity. The blood may be conditioned to produce antibodies for several years even though the h-pylori are killed and the acidity is back to a normal level. Patient may not see improvement until the blood antibody response reverses itself and stops producing antibodies. The book is written by A. Schenk, MD.

I think this is an interesting theory and worth considerable attention from the medical community and from the researchers. According the book; currently the researches are focused towards a totally wrong direction such as gens, stem cell and so on. As a vitiligo patient I am trying to raise awareness about this new theory which is vastly unknown to the medical community. I hope someone in the medical community see my plea and conduct research on the link between low stomach acidity, h-pylori and the vitiligo. For a dermatologist the research is easy. All he/she has to do is to test the acidity level of his vitiligo patient and the fact will speak for itself. The test could be done with the use of PH capsule without inserting a tube through the nose.


Best regards,

[HPOFF]

you are right, But H-plyori can be found in the stomach and also different places near the stomoah! one test mean nothing... To determine If you have it or not you need to do 3 tests!
1-Blood Test.
2-Breath Test.
3-Stool Test.

Hope this Info will help!

[LazyMoose]

I had three H-pylori tests, all negative.

Still on the Pantothenic Acid and vitamin B-PABA. Only 3 months, Vitaligo still looks the same.

[Mellissa12]

It is very hard to find the ebook by A. Schenk, but I did. It's only available at CureVitiligoTreatment d o t c o m.  Lots and lots of real info.

[bala888]

Hi Wonderful article, really very helpful. I am trying to get the medical journal from Richard Allison showing 90% of vitiligo patients had low stomach acid.

Does anyone know of a good test that can show stomach acid level in 9 year old child? want accurate results hence not comfortable to try sodium bicarbonate test.

Also read about Hiedelberg PHtest for stomach acid but being based in London, uk, don't see anyone doing test here.

Any suggestions will be appreciated.

[Andrietha]

As I said I had Vitiligo since 11 years old, and now I am 29. Do I had H-pylori too? Where to do the test of acidity. What shall I do to get rid of Vitiligo and totally cured?

[KarmaKismet]

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