Superb News! A Case Study on Recovery from Pityriasis Alba and Allergy March Officially Published in WJPMR

The Institute of Applied Food Allergy® (IAFA) has released a compelling case study highlighting the successful Ayurvedic management of Pityriasis alba, a common childhood hypo-pigmentary skin disorder, along with conditions associated with the allergic march including eczema, allergic rhinitis, food intolerance, and mild asthma.

Authored by Dr. Sahil Gupta, Founder and CEO of IAFA®, the study published in the World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research documents a three-month treatment protocol administered to a 12-year-old patient. The comprehensive Ayurvedic approach resulted in complete remission of skin lesions, significant improvement in digestive and respiratory symptoms, and no relapse during follow-up.

The therapeutic plan combined internal herbal formulations, external topical applications, and nasal therapies alongside tailored dietary and lifestyle guidelines. This multi-dimensional strategy targeted the root causes described in Ayurveda including Dosha imbalance, Rasa Dhatu impairment, and Srotasa hyperactivity, as well as modern immuno-allergic pathways. Key Outcomes of the Treatment Include:-

• Full restoration of skin pigmentation and resolution of dryness and scaling
• Elimination of eczema symptoms, improved gut function, and normalized bowel habits
• Marked reduction in nasal allergies and asthma-related discomfort
• Sustained recovery without adverse effects

• Read the Published Case Study.

“This case demonstrates the power of targeted Ayurvedic intervention in halting the allergic march and restoring long-term dermatological health,” said Dr. Gupta. “It reinforces Ayurveda’s relevance as an evidence-based, holistic system for managing chronic pediatric conditions.”