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Hello,

Five years ago the Dr.'s told me to get on the the transplant list.

They said without a transplant I would die soon. I started researching

alternative therapies for cirrohsis. The things which seem to have

helped the most are: quit smoking cigarettes, stop eating fried food

but if you must make sure it is fried in olive or coconut oil, start

taking alpha lipoic acid and selenium daily, avoid any vitamins with

iron, take vitamin supplements sparingly because your liver can have a

hard time breaking them down which can lead to toxicity (you'll know

because you will start vomiting and generally feel nauseus). These are

the things which have helped me, but that is after much

experimentation. I have recently started taking L-Carnitine to aid in

digestion.

Good Luck!

(p.s.) I refuse to get a transplant - the family of the person donating

gets no financial compensation while the doctors doing the operation

earn hundreds of thousands, the hospitals earn thousands, and you are

reliant on the Pharma companies for anti-rejection drugs for the rest

of your miserable life. I do not fear death. I do fear an incapacitated

life.

 

, mary nia <nosheenforyou

wrote:

>

> Is  there any herbal or other treatment for liver Cirrohisis to avoid

the liver transplantation? Thanks for your help.

>

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, mary nia

<nosheenforyou wrote:

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> Is  there any herbal or other treatment for liver Cirrohisis to

avoid the liver transplantation?

 

Milk Thistle, the liquid tincture, is very beneficial for liver

support and detoxification. Lecithin also assist the liver by helping

to remove fatty deposits.

 

Jean

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With any liver problem I'd also avoid Kava kava and Tylenol or its generics.

Both are hard on the liver.

 

Just my 2 cents

 

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You could try out this japanese herb called sho-saiko-to its shown to

have anti-fibrotic and cirrhotic effects on the liver. you can find

out more info about it at www.sho-saiko-to.com, or also just go to

pubmed and look it up, theres a lot of articles about it and its

benefits to the liver

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or SAMe. you can pick it up at any health food store or pharmacy. it has worked

for a few friends of mine.

 

jenny

 

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--- On Wed, 8/6/08, ajptheone <ajptheone wrote:

 

ajptheone <ajptheone

Re: Liver Cirrhosis

 

Wednesday, August 6, 2008, 7:31 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

You could try out this japanese herb called sho-saiko-to its shown to

have anti-fibrotic and cirrhotic effects on the liver. you can find

out more info about it at www.sho-saiko- to.com, or also just go to

pubmed and look it up, theres a lot of articles about it and its

benefits to the liver

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Thank you for your information. I will definitely pass this info to my cousin

and I hope it will work. let me know if someone else tried this and it worked

for him or her. Thanks again

 

--- On Wed, 8/6/08, ajptheone <ajptheone wrote:

 

ajptheone <ajptheone

Re: Liver Cirrhosis

 

Wednesday, August 6, 2008, 4:31 PM

 

 

 

 

 

 

You could try out this japanese herb called sho-saiko-to its shown to

have anti-fibrotic and cirrhotic effects on the liver. you can find

out more info about it at www.sho-saiko- to.com, or also just go to

pubmed and look it up, theres a lot of articles about it and its

benefits to the liver

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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My liver counts were very high which is an indication of damage to the

liver. I refused all other treatments and biopsy. I did a lot of

cleansing, most of it was more harmful than good and burdened my

liver. A couple of years ago I did a cleanse for about six weeks with

Natural Cellular Defense and went on maintenance after that. My liver

is totally back to normal now and so are my kidneys and bowels for

that matter. No more trips to the washroom during the night!

 

Many people with liver problems like Hepatitis have benefited greatly

from using the NCD, some even getting their viral loads down to zero.

This is not to say that they're cured, just that the virus is

inactive. Basically the NCD removes toxins and makes the body more

alkaline.

 

I don't always come to the group so any more inquiries are best sent

to me personally or via my website: www.detoxqueen.com.

 

Sharon Hoehner

www.sharethecause.com/detoxqueen

 

, " M. Richmond "

<rollouts wrote:

>

> Hello,

> Five years ago the Dr.'s told me to get on the the transplant list.

> They said without a transplant I would die soon. I started researching

> alternative therapies for cirrohsis. The things which seem to have

> helped the most are: quit smoking cigarettes, stop eating fried food

> but if you must make sure it is fried in olive or coconut oil, start

> taking alpha lipoic acid and selenium daily, avoid any vitamins with

> iron, take vitamin supplements sparingly because your liver can have a

> hard time breaking them down which can lead to toxicity (you'll know

> because you will start vomiting and generally feel nauseus). These are

> the things which have helped me, but that is after much

> experimentation. I have recently started taking L-Carnitine to aid in

> digestion.

> Good Luck!

> (p.s.) I refuse to get a transplant - the family of the person donating

> gets no financial compensation while the doctors doing the operation

> earn hundreds of thousands, the hospitals earn thousands, and you are

> reliant on the Pharma companies for anti-rejection drugs for the rest

> of your miserable life. I do not fear death. I do fear an incapacitated

> life.

>

> , mary nia <nosheenforyou@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Is there any herbal or other treatment for liver Cirrohisis to avoid

> the liver transplantation? Thanks for your help.

> >

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my son had this problem when he was a preteen i had him take 1000mg of

vitamin e a day and after the dr checking him for a year his liver count went

back to normal.

 

 

In a message dated 8/12/2008 10:36:24 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

energy_now writes:

 

 

 

 

My liver counts were very high which is an indication of damage to the

liver. I refused all other treatments and biopsy. I did a lot of

cleansing, most of it was more harmful than good and burdened my

liver. A couple of years ago I did a cleanse for about six weeks with

Natural Cellular Defense and went on maintenance after that. My liver

is totally back to normal now and so are my kidneys and bowels for

that matter. No more trips to the washroom during the night!

 

Many people with liver problems like Hepatitis have benefited greatly

from using the NCD, some even getting their viral loads down to zero.

This is not to say that they're cured, just that the virus is

inactive. Basically the NCD removes toxins and makes the body more

alkaline.

 

I don't always come to the group so any more inquiries are best sent

to me personally or via my website: www.detoxqueen.to m

 

Sharon Hoehner

www.sharethecause.www.sharethecau

 

_@AlternativeAAlt_

( ) , " M. Richmond "

<rollouts@..r> wrote:

>

> Hello,

> Five years ago the Dr.'s told me to get on the the transplant list.

> They said without a transplant I would die soon. I started researching

> alternative therapies for cirrohsis. The things which seem to have

> helped the most are: quit smoking cigarettes, stop eating fried food

> but if you must make sure it is fried in olive or coconut oil, start

> taking alpha lipoic acid and selenium daily, avoid any vitamins with

> iron, take vitamin supplements sparingly because your liver can have a

> hard time breaking them down which can lead to toxicity (you'll know

> because you will start vomiting and generally feel nauseus). These are

> the things which have helped me, but that is after much

> experimentation. I have recently started taking L-Carnitine to aid in

> digestion.

> Good Luck!

> (p.s.) I refuse to get a transplant - the family of the person donating

> gets no financial compensation while the doctors doing the operation

> earn hundreds of thousands, the hospitals earn thousands, and you are

> reliant on the Pharma companies for anti-rejection drugs for the rest

> of your miserable life. I do not fear death. I do fear an incapacitated

> life.

>

> _@AlternativeAAlt_

( ) , mary nia <nosheenforyou@>

> wrote:

> >

> > Is there any herbal or other treatment for liver Cirrohisis to avoid

> the liver transplantation? Thanks for your help.

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

> >

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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You mention L-Carnitine; L-Carnitine is good; as is CHOLINE (from

Lecithin); Choline is the nutrient which prevents " a fatty liver;

 

I would begin doing very high dose Choline and Carnitine a.s.a.p.

 

Then I would do high dose Vitamin C; which helps diespel toxins; anna

 

ps I will have extra inforamtion on this topic tomorrow;Choline in Soy

I ,

<energy_now wrote:

>

> My liver counts were very high which is an indication of damage to

the

> liver. I refused all other treatments and biopsy. I did a lot of

> cleansing, most of it was more harmful than good and burdened my

> liver. A couple of years ago I did a cleanse for about six weeks

with

> Natural Cellular Defense and went on maintenance after that. My

liver

> is totally back to normal now and so are my kidneys and bowels for

> that matter. No more trips to the washroom during the night!

>

> Many people with liver problems like Hepatitis have benefited

greatly

> from using the NCD, some even getting their viral loads down to

zero.

> This is not to say that they're cured, just that the virus is

> inactive. Basically the NCD removes toxins and makes the body more

> alkaline.

>

> I don't always come to the group so any more inquiries are best sent

> to me personally or via my website: www.detoxqueen.com.

>

> Sharon Hoehner

> www.sharethecause.com/detoxqueen

>

> , " M. Richmond "

> <rollouts@> wrote:

> >

> > Hello,

> > Five years ago the Dr.'s told me to get on the the transplant

list.

> > They said without a transplant I would die soon. I started

researching

> > alternative therapies for cirrohsis. The things which seem to

have

> > helped the most are: quit smoking cigarettes, stop eating fried

food

> > but if you must make sure it is fried in olive or coconut oil,

start

> > taking alpha lipoic acid and selenium daily, avoid any vitamins

with

> > iron, take vitamin supplements sparingly because your liver can

have a

> > hard time breaking them down which can lead to toxicity (you'll

know

> > because you will start vomiting and generally feel nauseus).

These are

> > the things which have helped me, but that is after much

> > experimentation. I have recently started taking L-Carnitine to

aid in

> > digestion.

> > Good Luck!

> > (p.s.) I refuse to get a transplant - the family of the person

donating

> > gets no financial compensation while the doctors doing the

operation

> > earn hundreds of thousands, the hospitals earn thousands, and you

are

> > reliant on the Pharma companies for anti-rejection drugs for the

rest

> > of your miserable life. I do not fear death. I do fear an

incapacitated

> > life.

> >

> > , mary nia

<nosheenforyou@>

> > wrote:

> > >

> > > Is there any herbal or other treatment for liver Cirrohisis to

avoid

> > the liver transplantation? Thanks for your help.

> > >

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