Lack of pigment under the eyes 
Jimsgirl
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I have dark circles under my eyes and lately I've gotten some patches where the pigment seems to have disappeared. Is it safe to put Iodine there? Do you think it will help? I can't remember the name of the condition, but I guess it's the one Michael Jackson had.- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes trapper/kcmo
16 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,079,162you know, i keep wondering what all Iodine deficiency helps facilitate, and that one may be right in there. i have thought of that before and there is evidence that darker skinned people may have more of a need for iodine. Iodine external and internal. and check to make sure your melatonin production is good.
- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes Jimsgirl
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This is a reply to # 1,079,286I'm light skinned, with red hair and freckles though my family is from Italy. I've seen this pigmentation thing in my older relatives, who had olive skin.
I'm not sure how to check my melantonin production.
So, I wonder if I should try it there? Maybe mix it with some kind of oil? And do it after work so there are no Iodine stains on my face.
- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes wombat
16 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 1,079,471If you want to try this, I would recommend trying on a very small area first. People HAVE reported skin irritation from topically applied Lugol's and the skin around your eyes is very thin and delicate.
Personally, I would not. I would look into other potential reasons for dark circles. The fact is, with your fair complexion, I would imagine that "dark circles" are somewhat normal for you. If the circles are darker than normal, I would look into why the blood is possibly pooling there, maybe you have circulatory problems. Use the CZ search box and search "dark circles"...
Liver problems, perhaps?
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- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes trapper/kcmo
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,079,478yes, i do recall that and had some irritation with Lugols in coconut oil last summer. i think applying it in oil is better.
- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes Jimsgirl
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This is a reply to # 1,079,478thanks for writing but the question was about vitligo not the dark circles per se.
For the dark circles I read many years ago that it is kidney related. I've also read many people's posts asking what to do about this and there really doesn't seem much of a cure for this. It seems harder to fix than Psoriasis or maybe we just aren't in as much pain from it, it just looks unattractive.
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- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes Jimsgirl
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This is a reply to # 1,079,162Jimsgirl,
not sure if you have done any type of parasite cleaning, but it may be the thing to check into. the numbers of known parasites are astounding, not to mention the one's that are not known. They can affect ability to eliminate and absorb of the intestines and other organs (kidneys, liver, etc) that are so related.
http://www.edgarcayce.org/health/database/health_resources/vitiligo.asp
EDGAR CAYCE'S THERAPEUTIC MODEL
Here are the basic therapies recommended for the treatment of vitiligo based on the Edgar Cayce readings:
STIMULATING THE LIVER: Hot castor oil packs applied over the liver area followed by olive oil taken orally are intended to stimulate the liver and improve eliminations through the alimenatry canal. Tincture of ragweed is also recommended to stimulate the liver.
DIET: The Basic Cayce Diet is recommended to improve assimilation and elimination. The diet focuses heavily on keeping a proper alkaline/acid balance while avoiding foods which produce toxicity and drain the system. Essentially, the diet consists mainly of fruits and vegetables while avoiding fried foods and refined carbohydrates ("junk food"). Certain food combinations are emphasized.
INTERNAL CLEANSING: Hydrotherapy includes drinking six to eight glasses of pure water daily, colonic irrigations (preferably) or enemas, and cleansing diet of fresh fruits and vegetables. As mentioned above, castor oil packs across the abdomen will also tend to assist with internal cleansing.
MEDICINE CONTAINING IODINE: Atomidine (taken in cycles) is suggested to purify the glandular system. CAUTION: ATOMIDINE SHOULD ONLY BE TAKEN UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF A PHYSICIAN.
ATTITUDES AND EMOTIONS: The mental and emotional aspects of healing are frequently discussed the Cayce readings. Particularly, an attitude of desiring and expecting to be healed is important. A positive mental and emotional attitude and can be created and maintained by focusing on a high purpose (ideal) for being healed.
some answers to questions relating to white patches on skin are there also.- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes Jimsgirl
16 y
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This is a reply to # 1,079,724Some great suggestions.
I noticed this happening about a year maybe 18 months ago, I don't remember, maybe longer. I always put this undermakeup on to cover my dark circles, since I was about 20, (I'm 49 now), but my aunt who never wore makeup had it I seem to remember.
I've done some parasite cleansing but maybe should do some more. I have Clarkia but alot of people here seem to really like Humaworm (I think that's what it is called).
I've done about 9 LC in the past 12 months.
Funny thing about the Cayce suggestions is I've been wanting to do castor oil packs on my abdomen for a long time, just can never seem to get the flannel or figure out what it actually is.
I can get look into the tincture of ragweed too.
I've had alot of stress in my life for as long as I can remember, I'll tell you that much.
I take Iodine now, I did put some on a very small skin tag that I had on the outside of my eye and that tag has come off. Maybe I should try all these preventive measures for sure but also a little Iodine mixed w/ coconut oil? Could I use castor oil or olive oil or sesame oil?
- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes Jimsgirl
16 y
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- Re: Lack of pigment under the eyes trapper/kcmo
16 y
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