Lobular depigmentation is most often seen in tuberous sclerosis as one of its clinical manifestations, which are oval, lobular, hypopigmented spots. Neurological symptoms in patients with tuberous sclerosis include seizures and mental retardation. Seizures may precede the lesions and take the form of infantile spasms, limited seizures, psychomotor seizures, or generalized seizures. However, the patient’s diet, if properly matched during treatment, will also aid in the recovery of health. How to treat foliar depigmentation with diet? 1.It is advisable to eat foods with high protein; 2.It is advisable to eat foods with high calorie; 3.It is advisable to eat foods that activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis. Such as: 1. Milk: high protein content and rich in calcium, which is beneficial to increase the body’s resistance. Serving method: 500-1000 ml per day. 2, glutinous rice: high in calories, nourishing type, can inhibit the formation of nodules and increase the immunity of skin tissue. Serving method: 200g per meal, direct consumption. 3.Saffron stewed chicken: saffron has a good effect of activating blood circulation and removing blood stasis. Cooking with chicken can improve the blood circulation of the body and facilitate the dissipation of nodules. Serving method: 25g with chicken stew can be. Dietary contraindications: 1. Avoid eating foods rich in artificial coloring; 2. Avoid eating foods that are easily allergic.