“I was diagnosed with vitiligo at the age of six, and for 30 years, I tried dozens of treatments without success. Therefore, when I discovered the Dead Sea Climatotherapy and saw my first results I was reliefed of a life-long struggle. In 10 years traveling to Jordan, my vitiligo pigmentized significantly and I have also developed long-lasting friendships that last to this day. That is why this year, I have decided to organize sanitary trips to Jordan to help other people, who like me 10 years ago, desire to finally treat their auto-immune disease.”
-Francesca Barone, main organizer
“My first travel to Jordan was a bet, I read the scientific literature and the medical support but I had difficulty trusting those references until I saw it on my own skin. Once in Jordan, results came after a week and I was stunned.
10 years later I can say with confidence that DSC is one of the best options worldwide for a vitiligo patient for its effectiveness, the mental benefits and the safety of the treatment. I am not alone in supporting such claim, DSC is supported by an increasing number of leading dermatologists due to being, ultimately, a science-backed natural treatment that works effectively”
-Francesca Barone
Treatment response for vitiligo varies among individuals and depends on factors such as the duration of the condition and the percentage of body surface affected. In most cases, patients begin to see initial results within two weeks, with repigmentation typically continuing for up to three months following treatment.
A study conducted by Professor Schallreuter investigated the immediate and long-term effects of 20 days of climatotherapy at the Dead Sea on quality of life, coping with vitiligo, general well-being, and individual stress levels in a group of 71 patients with vitiligo and 42 matched controls.
The results revealed that quality of life significantly improved after 20 days of climatotherapy at the Dead Sea compared to baseline (day 1), and this improvement was sustained after 12 months. Additionally, social anxiety/avoidance, anxious-depressive mood, and helplessness, as measured by the Adjustment to Chronic Skin Disorders Questionnaire, were significantly reduced following treatment.
As per my personal experience, group therapy sessions on the shores of the Dead Sea in Jordan hold profound significance for individuals affected by vitiligo. Beyond the therapeutic benefits of the sea's unique mineral-rich waters and the region's abundant sunlight, these sessions foster a sense of community and understanding among participants. Amidst the stunning backdrop of the Dead Sea, individuals find solace in sharing their experiences, challenges, and triumphs with others who can truly relate.
This communal support network not only enhances mental and emotional well-being but also empowers individuals to embrace their condition.
The unique climate and mineral-rich environment, particularly the high salt content, low pollen levels, and therapeutic UV radiation exposure, offer natural benefits without the typical side effects associated with conventional treatments.
“My first travel to Jordan was a bet, I read the scientific literature and the medical support but I had difficulty trusting those references until I saw it on my own skin. Once in Jordan, results came after a week and I was stunned.
10 years later I can say with confidence that DSC is one of the best options worldwide for a vitiligo patient for its effectiveness, the mental benefits and the safety of the treatment. I am not alone in supporting such claim, DSC is supported by an increasing number of leading dermatologists due to being, ultimately, a science-backed natural treatment that works effectively”
-Francesca Barone
Treatment response for vitiligo varies among individuals and depends on factors such as the duration of the condition and the percentage of body surface affected. In most cases, patients begin to see initial results within two weeks, with repigmentation typically continuing for up to three months following treatment.
A study conducted by Professor Schallreuter investigated the immediate and long-term effects of 20 days of climatotherapy at the Dead Sea on quality of life, coping with vitiligo, general well-being, and individual stress levels in a group of 71 patients with vitiligo and 42 matched controls.
The results revealed that quality of life significantly improved after 20 days of climatotherapy at the Dead Sea compared to baseline (day 1), and this improvement was sustained after 12 months. Additionally, social anxiety/avoidance, anxious-depressive mood, and helplessness, as measured by the Adjustment to Chronic Skin Disorders Questionnaire, were significantly reduced following treatment.
As per my personal experience, group therapy sessions on the shores of the Dead Sea in Jordan hold profound significance for individuals affected by vitiligo. Beyond the therapeutic benefits of the sea's unique mineral-rich waters and the region's abundant sunlight, these sessions foster a sense of community and understanding among participants. Amidst the stunning backdrop of the Dead Sea, individuals find solace in sharing their experiences, challenges, and triumphs with others who can truly relate.
This communal support network not only enhances mental and emotional well-being but also empowers individuals to embrace their condition.
The unique climate and mineral-rich environment, particularly the high salt content, low pollen levels, and therapeutic UV radiation exposure, offer natural benefits without the typical side effects associated with conventional treatments.
“I started climatotherapy at the DSC in 2018 and the results have been incredible compared to other treatments I have tried. My skin repigmented quickly after a few days of sun exposure and soaking in the salty waters.Since then I try to go back to Jordan early to keep my skin as stable as possibleHuge thanks to Francesca for managing the group so smoothly - her organization made the whole experience pleasant and stress free”
“I have been following DSC treatment for several years and the results have been consistently positive. The unique combination of the mineral-rich waters, mud and sun exposure has significantly imporoved my skin condition over time. As part of a community who also undergo this treatment regularly I can confidently say it works.”
When I first started treating my vitiligo at the Dead Sea in Jordan I was in my early 20’s. I had almost 80% white patches all over my body and I remember feeling how helpless I felt as my skin was depigmenting at a fast rate. I had tried so many treatments with no or very little effect. I am now 46 and have been to the Dead Sea 9 times in total and am happy to say I only have about 20% white patches remaining. I especially had such amazing results the first year I went and after a 14 year break I returned again and had fantastic results. It’s unlike any other treatment I have ever tried in the past! Not only did my skin improve by gaining new pigment but I have gained friends for life in Jordan! Feels like I am part of a very special family as I have met such beautiful people from all over the world with Vitiligo. I can say 100% going to the Dead Sea and choosing this treatment was the best decision I have ever made for my skin and my general mental health! I definitely feel more confident and not ruled by my skin anymore. I highly recommend anyone with Vitiligo to give this trip a try and see for yourself.
Visiting Jordan with this Vitiligo group has not only led to some pigment restoring, but it’s changed the way I see my skin - I no longer feel so ashamed of having different skin and instead have grown to appreciate the gifts it brings, including getting to know this wonderful group of people.I’ll always be grateful to Francesca for being so kind from the first time we met and for continuing the tradition of the Dead Sea trip first created by Professor Schallreuter. I’m grateful to both the Professor and Francesca for helping so many with this very special trip.