For Treating Vitiligo

Vitiligo is more than loss of skin pigment it’s often connected to autoimmune activity and oxidative stress in the body. Through a functional medicine lens, we identify underlying factors like gut health, immune triggers, and nutrient deficiencies to support pigment restoration and overall immune balance.

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Dr. Ruhi Agarwala

Dr. Ruhi Agarwala is a medical doctor (MBBS) with a Master’s in Global Health and specialized training in Functional Medicine. She is the co-founder of Hormone Reset, where she focuses on addressing the root causes of chronic conditions such as PCOS, thyroid disorders, autoimmune diseases, and infertility. Dr. Agarwala also co-founded the Indian Association of Functional Medicine (IAFM) and Doctor Juice, a wellness-based food initiative in Bengaluru.

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Mr. Siddarth Goel

Siddarth Goel is a certified Functional Medicine Health Coach and experienced Classical Hatha Yoga teacher with over 19 years of practice. Trained by FMCA and SAFM (USA), he specialises in guiding individuals through chronic health challenges such as autoimmune disorders, metabolic syndrome, and cardiovascular conditions. His approach blends modern functional medicine with the timeless wisdom of yoga and meditation, offering a unique path to sustainable well-being.

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Personalised Treatments

Treatment is tailored to your unique genetics, lifestyle, and environment.

Root Cause Focus

Conventional medicine treats symptoms; functional medicine targets root causes to heal and often reverse disease.

Integrative Approach

Functional Medicine takes an integrative approach to healthcare, working with practitioners to provide a comprehensive treatment plan. This approach ensures that you receive the best care possible.

FAQ’s

A: Vitiligo is a skin disorder where the immune system destroys melanocytes, leading to loss of skin pigmentation.

A: The main symptom is the appearance of white patches on the skin, often on areas like the face, hands, and around body openings.

A: Yes, treatments like stress reduction, natural supplements, and dietary changes may help manage Vitiligo.

A: Functional Medicine targets immune system imbalances, gut health, and other potential triggers to reduce the severity of Vitiligo.

A: Vitiligo primarily affects the skin but may be associated with other autoimmune diseases that can impact organs.

A: Vitamin D, B12, and antioxidants may support skin health and pigmentation.

A: There is no cure for Vitiligo, but treatments can help manage the condition and improve skin appearance.

A: Exercise may help with stress management, which can have a positive effect on the skin.