I've just begun here, and on my hep C "journey" but what I'm doing is to try lowering the burden on my liver by drinking plenty of water, and to avoid eating fatty foods, and to refrain from taking OTC meds unless I absolutely-positively-have-to.
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hrsetrdr said
Nov 15, 2010
I've just begun here, and on my hep C "journey" but what I'm doing is to try lowering the burden on my liver, is just to drink plenty of water, and to avoid eating fatty foods, and to refrain from taking OTC meds unless I absolutely-positively-have-to.
CeeGee2 said
Sep 16, 2009
I would be a little worried about doing any form of treatment. The virus does funny things to the colon, liver, stomach ,pancreas you name it , without the influence of tx on top. If there was an advantage to be gained it would already be part of a treatment schedule. I feel such things must be done under the advice of the specialist involved in treatment . An already depleted immune system cannot recover so easily. Cg
Minerva said
Sep 16, 2009
Hi AO and welcome to the forum. I have removed the link as we do not allow Links as such. However, i hope if anyone has any experience that they will contact you about it, and i wish your mother (and yourself) all the very best. Your mother would also be very welcome to join the forum.
Hugs Heather xxx
AO said
Sep 15, 2009
My mother has Hep C and I am interested in having her do a Cleanse to improve her overall health and liver function. Unfortunately, her Hepatologist knows nothing about herbal or alternative remedies. I have tried the Advanced CleanseSmart kit and was wondering if it is safe for people with Hepatitis C to use. Does anyone have experience with this product or recommend one for those with Hep C?
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Hi AO and welcome to the forum.
Hugs
Heather
xxx
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