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	Vitiligo Photo Gallery This gallery is a collection of skin depigmentation photographs entitled "The Sisters" taken on a beach. The Sisters reveal their white skin spots. See the photos >
	How Skin Pigment is Made The body's pigment production process, melanin synthesis, is like a factory. Various vitamins, minerals, and enzymes are needed during different phases on the "assembly line." If an ingredient is missing or the body cannot make it, then the finished product, pigment, cannot be made. Melanin is the pigment in the body that colors skin and hair.  It is produced in cells called melanocytes. Melanocytes are located in the top skin layer. Read Article >
	Scientific Studies on Vitamins and Vitiligo Nutritional deficiencies, both in animals and in humans, are known to alter melanin pigmentation.  Copper and zinc deficiencies have been reported to induce hypopigmentation in various animals.  Hypopigmentation of the skin and hair results from copper deficiency in humans; the depigmentation associated with chronic excessive molybdenum intake is related to a decreased storage of copper in the liver. Learn More>
	Vitiligo: A Skin Pigment Disorder Learn more about what causes vitiligo. Read Article >
	Photographs from Our Study Pictures of vitiligo from some of the participants in our study. Read Article >
	Success Stories Read testimonials from vitiligo friends who are taking charge with Recouleur® vitamins - the comprehensive dietary supplement for those seeking the natural approach to treating vitiligo. Read Article >