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Your liver can completely regenerate depending on how much is still intact.

Reports say as little as 25% will become whole again in like 8 years.

The scarred tissue is dead, and will not regrow.

Rather the scarred tissue is re-absorbed by your body, leaving room for new liver cells.

Here is some info for you:

http://health.dir./group/ /links/009E___LIVER_REGENERATION_001257596588/

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thanks so much Don I did not know this!I am checking the info links now.nyFrom: Christ <ludichrist2000@...>WebWarriors grp < >Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 3:06:39 PMSubject: [ ] Your liver CAN regenerate -

Hi

Your liver can completely regenerate depending on how much is still intact.

Reports say as little as 25% will become whole again in like 8 years.

The scarred tissue is dead, and will not regrow.

Rather the scarred tissue is re-absorbed by your body, leaving room for new liver cells.

Here is some info for you:

http://health. dir.groups. / group/HepCWebWar riors/links/ 009E___LIVER_ REGENERATION_ 001257596588/

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don in ks

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And hopefully, since I've been such a good girl, I have a brand new liver inside me now.. no more scarred stuff! Gotta get that dragon out of my head and keep it out!Hugs,Teri From: Barrett <barrjohnm@...> Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 8:27:01 PMSubject: Re: [ ] Your liver CAN regenerate -

thanks so much Don I did not know this!I am checking the info links now.nyFrom: Christ <ludichrist2000>WebWarriors grp < >Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 3:06:39 PMSubject: [ ] Your liver CAN regenerate -

Hi

Your liver can completely regenerate depending on how much is still intact.

Reports say as little as 25% will become whole again in like 8 years.

The scarred tissue is dead, and will not regrow.

Rather the scarred tissue is re-absorbed by your body, leaving room for new liver cells.

Here is some info for you:

http://health. dir.groups. / group/HepCWebWar riors/links/ 009E___LIVER_ REGENERATION_ 001257596588/

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don in ks

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Hi Teri,thanks so much for letting me know about this!I hope you have a brand new liver inside you too, one better than the original with no scarred stuff!ny From: Teri Gottlieb <theresagottlieb@...>To:

Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 3:44:32 PMSubject: Re: [ ] Your liver CAN regenerate -

And hopefully, since I've been such a good girl, I have a brand new liver inside me now.. no more scarred stuff! Gotta get that dragon out of my head and keep it out!Hugs,Teri From: Barrett <barrjohnm (DOT) com> Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 8:27:01 PMSubject: Re: [ ] Your liver CAN regenerate -

thanks so much Don I did not know this!I am checking the info links now.nyFrom: Christ <ludichrist2000>WebWarriors grp < >Sent: Sun, July 25, 2010 3:06:39 PMSubject: [ ] Your liver CAN

regenerate -

Hi

Your liver can completely regenerate depending on how much is still intact.

Reports say as little as 25% will become whole again in like 8 years.

The scarred tissue is dead, and will not regrow.

Rather the scarred tissue is re-absorbed by your body, leaving room for new liver cells.

Here is some info for you:

http://health. dir.groups. / group/HepCWebWar riors/links/ 009E___LIVER_ REGENERATION_ 001257596588/

love

don in ks

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