Re: Seeking Guidence

[Guest guest]

There is a book I highly recommend called Prescription for Nutritional Healing

by Balch and Phyllis Balch. It is easy to read and use, and there is a

list of helpful supplements, listed in order of importance (essential, very

important, important, and helpful) plus they list herbs and helpful diet tips.

Wonderful reference book, which at the moment I cannot find. I have company and

stuff is put away and their luggage is everywhere.. I got my copy at Price

Less, but i've seen it at Longs drugs and other drug stores and even supplement

catalogs. Runs about $15 at discounters. Well worth it.

darblly <darblly@...> wrote: My husband has been diagnosed with

cirrohisis... I am looking for help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 4/2/06 5:53:56 AM Pacific Standard Time, darblly@...

writes:

> My husband has been diagnosed with cirrohisis... I am looking for help

> as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

> drink

There is more than one cause of cirrhosis. Drinking is the most common but

Hep B and C can also cause it. Untreated Hepitius C can lead to liver cancer.

The most important thing is to find out the cause.

Colleen

[Guest guest]

Look into a parasite program as well as a liver flush regimen once the

parasite program is completed. You should also supplement with

liver-supporting herbs like milk thistle, dandelion root, etc.

Ken

-- Seeking Guidence

My husband has been diagnosed with cirrohisis... I am looking for help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?

[Guest guest]

I like the combo liver supplements like Planetary's Liver support with Bupleurum

and Stone Free which has turmeric, marshmallow root, dandelion, milk thistle etc

etc all in one tidy tablet. I've heard Burdock root too for liver discomfort.

Parsley, artichoke, and alfalfa. Alfalfa may flush out medicines though, so if

he's on meds better run that by the doctor.

Ken <groupmail@...> wrote: Look into a parasite program as well as

a liver flush regimen once the

parasite program is completed. You should also supplement with

liver-supporting herbs like milk thistle, dandelion root, etc.

Ken

-- Seeking Guidence

My husband has been diagnosed with cirrohisis... I am looking for help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?

[Guest guest]

Juicing, drinking a lot of water, exercize regularly with moderation, do all

the clarks cleanses, reduce stress, meditation, prayer,

good luck,

<xander95608@...> wrote:

There is a book I highly recommend called Prescription for Nutritional Healing

by Balch and Phyllis Balch. It is easy to read and use, and there is a

list of helpful supplements, listed in order of importance (essential, very

important, important, and helpful) plus they list herbs and helpful diet tips.

Wonderful reference book, which at the moment I cannot find. I have company and

stuff is put away and their luggage is everywhere.. I got my copy at Price

Less, but i've seen it at Longs drugs and other drug stores and even supplement

catalogs. Runs about $15 at discounters. Well worth it.

darblly <darblly@...> wrote: My husband has been diagnosed with

cirrohisis... I am looking for help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?

[Guest guest]

I found my book. There are 4 pages dedicated to treating cirrhosis. The

recommendations are really good, yes juicing, especially vegetable juice,

include beets.. One thing that stands out is to avoid cod liver oil and limit

fish intake to 2 servings a week. this includes salmon, blue fish and white

fish. also eliminate milk, candy, animal products, most fats, processed foods,

potato chips,salt, pepper, white rice, spicy and fried foods and stimulants such

as coffee and colas. It mentions evening primrose oil (omega 6) is helpful.

Cirrhosis is deadly, I'd follow this protocol closely. I lost my grandma to it

after she got Hepatis B during surgery (blood tranfusion in the 50's).

<lindae321@...> wrote: Juicing, drinking a lot of water,

exercize regularly with moderation, do all the clarks cleanses, reduce stress,

meditation, prayer,

good luck,

wrote:

There is a book I highly recommend called Prescription for Nutritional Healing

by Balch and Phyllis Balch. It is easy to read and use, and there is a

list of helpful supplements, listed in order of importance (essential, very

important, important, and helpful) plus they list herbs and helpful diet tips.

Wonderful reference book, which at the moment I cannot find. I have company and

stuff is put away and their luggage is everywhere.. I got my copy at Price Less,

but i've seen it at Longs drugs and other drug stores and even supplement

catalogs. Runs about $15 at discounters. Well worth it.

darblly wrote: My husband has been diagnosed with cirrohisis... I am looking for

help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?

[Guest guest]

wrote:

> I found my book. There are 4 pages dedicated to treating cirrhosis. The

> recommendations are really good, yes juicing, especially vegetable juice,

> include beets..

The beets have to be organic, otherwise they accumulate a lot of the

chemicals, I have read.

Good luck!

Karin

[Guest guest]

Hi;

I thought of something else which could help! Aloevera juice. get it at the

healthfood store. the kind you have to refrigerate. No preservatives! Drink a

1/2 a cup daily in the morning before breakfast. read about it I am not a

doctor. As says. take the load of your liver by avoiding toxins and

things that are hard to digest. Try to do things that bring you peace the body

heals better when there is happiness and hope for the future. Go to sleep

early, before 10:00 pm the body restore itself the most between 10:00 and

midnight. Try to walk in the sun daily. The sun and exercise help the liver

work better and the inmune system too. No Alcohol!!!!!

that is all I can think of now.

good luck,

]

<xander95608@...> wrote:

I found my book. There are 4 pages dedicated to treating cirrhosis. The

recommendations are really good, yes juicing, especially vegetable juice,

include beets.. One thing that stands out is to avoid cod liver oil and limit

fish intake to 2 servings a week. this includes salmon, blue fish and white

fish. also eliminate milk, candy, animal products, most fats, processed foods,

potato chips,salt, pepper, white rice, spicy and fried foods and stimulants such

as coffee and colas. It mentions evening primrose oil (omega 6) is helpful.

Cirrhosis is deadly, I'd follow this protocol closely. I lost my grandma to it

after she got Hepatis B during surgery (blood tranfusion in the 50's).

<lindae321@...> wrote: Juicing, drinking a lot of water,

exercize regularly with moderation, do all the clarks cleanses, reduce stress,

meditation, prayer,

good luck,

wrote:

There is a book I highly recommend called Prescription for Nutritional Healing

by Balch and Phyllis Balch. It is easy to read and use, and there is a

list of helpful supplements, listed in order of importance (essential, very

important, important, and helpful) plus they list herbs and helpful diet tips.

Wonderful reference book, which at the moment I cannot find. I have company and

stuff is put away and their luggage is everywhere.. I got my copy at Price Less,

but i've seen it at Longs drugs and other drug stores and even supplement

catalogs. Runs about $15 at discounters. Well worth it.

darblly wrote: My husband has been diagnosed with cirrohisis... I am looking for

help

as to where to go for ways to heal or repair the damage. He does not

drink and is eating a low fat, high protein; low sodium; near

vegetarian diet with lots of water and a detox tea. What else would

be good?