Guest guest Posted March 24, 2011 Report Share Posted March 24, 2011 taken from http://www.healthyhepper.com/nutritionalhealing.htm NUTRITIONAL HEALING FOR HEPATITIS C Here is an example of the recent scientific research in natural treatments: In HEPATOLOGY, March, 2009, they concluded that " dietary nutrient composition may be an important and potentially modifiable determinant in liver disease. " PMID: 19441103 And of course, there are much more specific studies but I liked this one in particular because it is not just about a specific supplement but the fact that your actual diet impacts your health. Some healthy diet tips for those with Hepatitis C: 1. No alcohol consumption, even moderately, as it has a toxic effect on liver cells and makes you more prone to liver cancer according to studies. 2. I suggest organic produce, whether store bought or homegrown, as this reduces the chemicals that an already stressed HCV liver will need to process. 3. A well nourished body will fight Hepatitis C best. A diet rich in calories and nutrients on a daily basis is critical as is healthy exercise to keep your body functioning well. 4. Adequate protein is necessary to help the body repair damaged liver tissue and everyday needs such as production of new blood cells. More on types of protein below. 5. Eat at least 5 servings a day of fruits and vegetables as they provide important vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Dried beans, and certain herbs and spices also contain abundant phytochemicals which behave like powerful antioxidants " gobbling up " the destructive free radicals. 6. Squeeze some fresh lemon juice into a glass of water at least once a day. Staying hydrated is important to flushing out toxins and the lemon juice is a natural liver detoxifyer. Lemon juice also provides vitamin C an important precursor to Glutathione. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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