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I have vitiligo, can i take whey protein and creatine supplements and do bodybuilding (strength training). does it make my vitiligo worse?please help!
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Unlikely: that body building would affect your vitiligo, however be cautious with all the supplements you mentioned, If I were you I won't take any. Body building though is a good idea, just have a good balanced diet, good luck
Answered 11/18/2020
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