Date: Fri, 18 Oct 2013 01:59:39 +0200
Vitiligo is a depigmentation which is NOT a transmissible disease!
I am a medcine student in germany hannover and I have been looking for a therapy since 2007. Even though I talked to many doctors, dermatologists and other specialists I have always been told there is no therapy which brings success and can cure the skin disorder.
Recently, more or less five months ago, I heard of a professor in Germany Greifswald who has specialised on this particular order. She has been active in the field since the 1980s. The therapy, she invented, is based on a combination of crèmes and radiotherapy (with a special UV lamp).
The combination brings a re-pigmentation of Vitiligo affected skin. In a short period, the complexion of the skin has the same colour as before. And now I can say it works.
The patient has to come to the institute in greifswald first to make a skin check up and to consider the therapy.
My intention is to spread the word and let every Eritrean know that there is a therapy that helps and no one has to suffer any longer from this skin disorder.
I will be available to provide information and to answer questions as good as possible, so that every Eritrean affected by Vitiligo can immediately start with the therapy. I have documents prepared which contain all necessary information on the therapy. Please contact me at: biniam.1_at_hotmail.com
I am working on passing this information to every Eritrean in the world.
Please note, there is no guarantee - as in all medical therapies - of 100 % successful therapy. But I am firmly convinced that most Eritreans will benefit from this information. As everybody knows someone who is suffering from this disorder, either in his/her city or in his/her Merhaber, I would highly appreciate if you help spreading the information. So, we can make sure that every affected Eritrean is aware of the therapy and that they can get in touch with me through the above mentioned e-mail addresses.
I am not paid by the professor or will have any other monetary benefits from promoting the therapy. My motivation is to help affected Eritreans.
We have to keep up our solidarity among us Eritreans, even in the diaspora. To illustrate the skin disorder and make it easier to recognise it by both young children and aged persons, I have attached pictures below.
Sincerely,Biniam Kiflai, Hannover/Germany
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