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Q: treatment of liver disease

asked by: tokyo7788 on July 9th, 2008

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we think, keys for patients with liver disease are:
1) To find the treatment that suitable for your disease condition.
2) To believe there really a treatment in the world accorded with your need.
Hope everyone has a healthy liver.

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coollagoon

replied on August 5th, 2008

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treatment for various initial stages of liver malfunction is to ingest large dosages 150mg to 250mg of milk thistle twice a day together with 500mg of natural vitamin C. Total elimination of alcohol (that includes wine) a human body considers even the slightest content of alcohol (whether natural or fermented) as toxin and will always cause damage in liver function.

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