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 Hepatitis is an inflammation of the liver and is most times              caused by a viral infection. When the liver becomes inflamed, it              cannot function properly. The result is toxins that would normally              be filtered through the liver, are now compiling in the body. 
Hepatitis C (HCV) is the most dangerous form of hepatitis. An estimated          4.1 million Americans have been infected with Hepatitis-C. The good news          is that the number of people affected each year has decreased          significantly in the past 20 years. This may be a result of an increased          awareness of the dangers of drug use as sharing needles causes most          cases of HCV.    HCV is much more contagious than HIV and is 4 times more common in          people. More than two-thirds of infections will result in chronic liver          disease.     Eighty percent of people who become infected usually have no symptoms.          For those who do, symptoms usually include:    - Jaundice     - Fatigue     - Dark Urine     - Abdominal Pain     - Loss of Appetite     - Nausea     Conventional medical treatment for Hepatitis C consists of the drug          Interferon, which is riddled with side effects such as fever, muscle          aches, and flulike symptoms in over 50 percent of patients who take it.          This type of treatment isn't always effective either.    There is no cure for HCV. There are however, a number of alternative          treatments available such as:    MILK THISTLE - Now grown in the United States, but originally          from Europe, Milk Thistle (Silybum Marianum) contains an ingredient          called silymarin, which is the component that has medicinal qualities.          Silymarin is found in the fruits of the milk thistle plant. Based on          studies performed on animals, experts have concluded that this active          ingredient promotes liver cell growth, antioxidation, antihepatotoxic          activity and is an anti-inflammatory.     While milk thistle cannot prevent HCV from causing liver disease, it can          minimize the damage to the liver caused by HCV as it stimulates          regeneration of liver cells and protects them from toxic injury. I          recommend taking 200-400 mg three times a day.    VITAMIN C – Vitamin C improves immune function and holds          antiviral properties. I recommend intravenous vitamin C treatments from          an alternative practitioner for HCV.    ALPHA LIPOIC ACID - Alpha lipoic acid is a vitamin-like substance          that is recognized by many as the most powerful anti-oxidant ever          discovered. Most experts consider alpha-lipoic acid an essential          component in the health regimen for patients with HCV. Alpha-lipoic acid          enhances the functions of vitamins C and E and glutathione, which result          in the neutralization of free radicals in the body. Use as directed on          label.    GARLIC - Known as a natural antibiotic because it contains          antifungicide, garlic shields the body from infection, removes toxins,          strengthens blood vessels, and lowers blood pressure. 
 
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