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A High Carbohydrate Diet for Fatty Liver Disease and Diabetes

By craig@cnlpcb.com | February 10, 2017
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A High Carbohydrate Diet Is The Most Effective Treatment For Fatty Liver Which Causes Type 2 Diabetes By Nancy Mure PhD 2017-02-10 11:03 Yale study slaps down misinformation on the cause of Type 2 Diabetes. Hint: it’s your liver and high carbohydrates are are the cure. You’re middle aged and that spare tire has grown…

What causes liver pain after drinking? – and other things

By craig@cnlpcb.com | February 10, 2017
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What causes liver pain after drinking? If you are one of the many Americans who enjoy having a drink or two, experiencing liver pain after drinking may alarm you. Your liver is a vital organ responsible for breaking down the nutrients you consume and turning them into energy, as well as detoxifying your body, but…

The 9 Truths About Hepatitis C Treatment Success

By craig@cnlpcb.com | February 10, 2017
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As the medications for Hepatitis C continue to improve, greater numbers of people are relishing in their successful treatment outcomes. Despite finally being free of the Hepatitis C virus, most physicians refrain from telling their patients they are cured. The reason for avoiding this terminology is uncertainty regarding the implications of successful Hepatitis C treatment.…

Britain's most used pesticide is linked to NAFLD

By craig@cnlpcb.com | January 11, 2017
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Britain’s most used pesticide is linked to a serious liver disease which can be fatal, shocking new study claims Minute quantities of glyphosate caused a fatty liver disease in a study on rats  This popular chemical is sold under the brand name Roundup by Monsanto  Experts say the shocking findings raise serious concerns for human…

Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease risk can be lowered with exercise: Study

By craig@cnlpcb.com | December 14, 2016
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Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) risk can be lowered with exercise. NAFLD is becoming the most common form of liver disease in the Western world as rates of obesity continue to rise. NAFLD has long been associated with diabetes and obesity and there are currently no approved treatment methods for this disease. For this reason,…

Why Sugar Is Called "The White Death"

By craig@cnlpcb.com | December 13, 2016
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Why Sugar Is Called “The White Death” and the Sugar Cancer Connection By Ty Bollinger As good as it may taste, sugar is NOT your friend. It may “feel” like your friend when it comforts you (due to the beta-endorphin rush in your brain), but sugar is really your ENEMY. Truth be told, regular consumption…

Previously Unforeseen Risk Tarnishes Hep C Wonder Drugs

By craig@cnlpcb.com | December 10, 2016
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The improvement in Hepatitis C treatment success marks a dramatic change in the prognosis for most Hepatitis C diagnoses. New direct-acting antiviral drugs boast viral eradication rates in the high 90th percentile, rendering hope that the Hepatitis C virus can be eradicated. Until recently, the only major obstacle surrounding these Hepatitis C medications has been…

The Ten Worst Medications for Your Liver

By craig@cnlpcb.com | December 1, 2016
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The Ten Worst Medications for Your Liver The liver is the main organ for maintaining the body’s internal environment. Liver failure is always scary because there is currently no way to protect against the absence of liver function. Think about it this way: we can use dialysis to take over for the kidneys or a…

Hepatitis C Disease – Progression and Management

By craig@cnlpcb.com | October 22, 2016
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Hepatitis C Disease – Progression and Management After exposure to the hepatitis C virus, the window period before antibodies can be detected using a standard test usually lasts from 2 to 26 weeks. The initial phase of hepatitis C is called acute infection. Acute HCV infection may resolve with spontaneous viral clearance, typically within 2–12 weeks.…

What Is Hepatitis C Viral Load?

By site | October 22, 2016
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If you’re being treated for hepatitis C virus infection — also called HCV– your doctor is keeping track of your viral load. What is HCV viral load? Why does it matter? WebMD got answers to your most frequently asked questions about hepatitis C and viral load from two experts: Frank Anania, MD, associate professor of…