Re: Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb C or Cancer!

[Guest guest]

Hi Bob, do you know which of the liver enzymes is elevated? If it is the

gamma, it can be a few things, but if the others are ok it is not bad as a

rule. Alcohol can cause the gamma enzyme to be raised, but also a condition

(which I have) which is some kind of syndrome which I can't remember the

name of. Usually, an elevated gamma enzyme means that the liver is

irritated in some way. You could try milk thistle as this is a good liver

detoxifier. Dee PS mine was 188

-- Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb C

or Cancer!

My girlfriend who is a precious person had a liver enzyme count that as 96

and at the end of last week was tested to Hepatitis, A, B and C and she was

also given a liver ultrasound to look at her liver. We are supposed to find

out what is up today. What I do know is that even at the worse we can work

on it with this diet and more, but I would like to hear that from others. I

will let you all know as soon as we get tests back!

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[Guest guest]

Dee, do you mean Gilbert's Syndrome?

Bonnie

Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb C

or Cancer!

My girlfriend who is a precious person had a liver enzyme count that as 96

and at the end of last week was tested to Hepatitis, A, B and C and she was

also given a liver ultrasound to look at her liver. We are supposed to find

out what is up today. What I do know is that even at the worse we can work

on it with this diet and more, but I would like to hear that from others. I

will let you all know as soon as we get tests back!

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[Guest guest]

That's the very thing Bonnie. They diagnosed me with it a few years ago

when my gamma enzyme count was 188 even though I assured them I didn't drink

alcohol at all (took a bit of persuading them) but when they decided it was

Gilbert's Syndrome, they stopped giving me old fashioned looks! Thanks for

that Bonnie. Dee

-- Re: Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb

C or Cancer!

Dee, do you mean Gilbert's Syndrome?

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Glad I could help but what are old-fashioned looks?

Bonnie

Re: Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb

C or Cancer!

Dee, do you mean Gilbert's Syndrome?

Bonnie

[Guest guest]

Well, looking at you when you deny something as if you are lying! This is

an old fashioned English saying from my mothers generation. Dee

-- Re: Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb

C or Cancer!

Glad I could help but what are old-fashioned looks?

Bonnie

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[Guest guest]

Turns out she has Hep A, which is not all that bad considering what she could

have had. Thanks for all of your help on this!

Bob

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[Guest guest]

Bob, many people on the jovo group (a heppers group) are on a

diet very similar to this one and using undenatured whey, selenium,

other supplements, and Transfer Factor. All these and more are

mentioned on our protocol for bowel disease and all of it is

supported my medical literature:

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Duncan Crow

http://members.shaw.ca/duncancrow

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> My girlfriend who is a precious person had a liver enzyme count

that as 96 and at the end of last week was tested to Hepatitis, A, B

and C and she was also given a liver ultrasound to look at her

liver. We are supposed to find out what is up today. What I do

know is that even at the worse we can work on it with this diet and

more, but I would like to hear that from others. I will let you all

know as soon as we get tests back!

>

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[Guest guest]

So glad Bob. Dee

-- Re: Help, I have lots for fear about her possible Heb

C or Cancer!

Turns out she has Hep A, which is not all that bad considering what she

could have had. Thanks for all of your help on this!

Bob