Hepatitis C - Alternative Methods And Means Of Treating Hepatitis C

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Alternative methods and means of treating hepatitis C

An effective and simple remedy for the treatment of hepatitis C

For any liver disease in folk medicine there is a universal remedy. And the main thing is that it is available to everyone and is safe - it is fresh carrot juice! The fact is that vitamin A, which is abundant in carrots, has a beneficial effect on the liver, gently cleansing it and restoring its cells. Therefore, consuming freshly squeezed carrot juice, we will gradually heal the liver.

But many will say that the main thing here is not to overdo it with this vitamin, and they are partly right, since with an overdose of vitamin A, the skin can turn yellow. But this is an indirect effect, in fact, with an excess of vitamin A, the liver begins to increase its self-purification rate and throws a large amount of bile with toxins into the bloodstream. Our kidneys cannot cope with the elimination of toxins and then the largest excretory organ - our skin - is already connected to help the elimination of harmful substances. Hence the yellowing of the skin comes. You can continue to drink the juice.

By itself, carrot juice is harmless and you can drink it as much as you like. Ideal in the morning, but you can drink it several times a day.

Content:

• Common folk recipes for the treatment of hepatitis C
• Milk thistle for hepatitis C
• Treating hepatitis C with corn silk
• Juice treatment for hepatitis
• Other treatments for hepatitis C
• Ursodeoxycholic acid in the treatment of hepatitis C
• New treatments for hepatitis C

Common folk recipes for the treatment of hepatitis C

Leading positions among traditional medicines used in the fight against hepatitis C:

• Honey therapy - this sweetness contains those trace elements that the liver needs. It perfectly removes bile, prevents the appearance of an inflammatory process in the liver. It is very beneficial in chronic hepatitis. However, before using honey in treatment, you need to take into account the level of gastric juice. For example, in chronic hepatitis, this tasty medicine must be taken strictly 1.5-3 hours before meals three times a day. The method of preparation is as follows: dissolve 1 tablespoon of "bee gold" in a glass of warm water and drink at a time (in one gulp). The course of treatment is designed for 2 months. There are two courses a year (autumn and spring).

• Collecting herbs for hepatitis: field horsetail, common tansy, medicinal sage, yarrow, bird knotweed, common agaric, burdock leaves. Also flowers: St. John's wort, chamomile. Mandatory root of large burdock and elecampane high. Brown rose hips. Take 10 grams of each ingredient. Pour 4 tablespoons of the resulting collection with one liter of boiling water and let it brew for 2-3 hours. The lid must be closed at the same time. You need to take 1/3 or 1/2 cup three times a day.

  

• The hellebore is Caucasian. It is better to start treatment with this plant after the main course of treatment. But the plant itself is poisonous, aimed at destroying pathogenic fungi, microbes, viruses that live in the intercellular fluid, blood and lymph. In order for a positive result to be guaranteed, the course of such treatment must be at least a year, only then will it be done with any infection that has entered the human body. The hellebore completely revives all liver functions and restores metabolism. The infusion from this plant is best taken before bedtime, because it is at night that it has a beneficial effect on the liver.

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• Mumiyo has a huge range of treatments for various diseases. In folk medicine, it is called a miracle balm and is used for almost all diseases. Moreover, the effect is always positive. Mumiyo well heals and restores the liver, activates absorption in the alimentary canal, helps the liver tissues to be saturated with oxygen and release carbon dioxide, due to which the respiratory coefficient is restored in it, and blood sugar decreases.

There are 3 cooking methods:

1. Dissolve 15 grams of mummy in half a liter of water at a temperature of 65-70 ° C. The full course of treatment (21 days) requires 60 grams of mummy. You need to start treatment smoothly, with 25 drops, increasing the initial dose to 60 drops - drink for a week. Then take the medicine 1 teaspoon 2 times a day 0.5 hours before meals;
2. Dissolve 3 grams of mummy in 3 liters of boiled but pre-chilled water, take a glass in the morning, afternoon and evening for 10 days, strictly half an hour before meals; after which a mandatory break for 5 days is required. It is necessary to be treated with the help of a mummy until complete recovery.
3. In the morning before meals and in the evening before bed, dilute 4 grams of mumiyo in warm milk, add honey, juice from blueberries or grapes and drink. After that, you still need to eat a raw homemade egg. The course of treatment is 1 month.

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Milk thistle for hepatitis C

The second place in the treatment of hepatitis C is occupied by milk thistle, or rather its seeds, roots and leaves. The seeds are ideal for decoction.

Its recipe is as follows: grind three tablespoons of milk thistle seeds in a coffee grinder and pour 0.5 liters of boiling water over them, hold in a water bath until half of the broth remains, after that, be sure to strain.

It is more useful to take the broth after meals, 1 tablespoon in the morning, afternoon and evening. Usually the course of such a very common treatment lasts 30-60 days.

Another way of using: Herbalist Klara Doronina recommends taking this broth to drink (also 1 tablespoon) together with the seeds - every hour! That is, only 12 receptions a day, from 9 am to 9 pm. The course is 3 weeks, followed by a 2 week break.

Milk thistle tincture

But not only milk thistle broth heals the liver well. Tinctures are also used. Insist 50 grams of seeds in half a liter of vodka, the infusion period is 2 weeks. You need to dilute the tincture in the ratio of 100 grams of water to half a teaspoon. Take four times a day 0.5 hours before meals. The duration of such a course is two months.

If you test positive for hepatitis C, you can also use milk thistle powder. You need to dilute 1 teaspoon of milk thistle in a glass of boiling water, insist for half an hour and take 5 times a day, 1/5 cup, about thirty minutes before meals. The course of treatment is 40 days, after which they take a break for 2 weeks. Such courses need to be held 3 in a row, it will take six months.

Treating hepatitis C with corn silk

Corn silk has a beneficial effect on the body with cirrhosis of the liver, inflammation of the gallbladder, acute and chronic hepatitis, cholecystitis and many other diseases. They are taken both in the form of an infusion and in the form of a decoction. The course of treatment lasts until recovery.

There are 2 ways to use corn silk:

Infusion. A tablespoon of chopped corn silk is poured into a glass of boiling water. Insist 2 hours. Take half an hour before meals, 2-3 tablespoons 3-5 times a day, or 1/3 cup 3 times a day.

Broth. Take 1 teaspoon of corn silk and boil in half a liter of boiling water in a water bath for half an hour. After an hour insist. Take half a glass 4 times a day. The course of treatment lasts until recovery.

Juice treatment for hepatitis

An effective drink in the treatment of hepatitis is as follows: squeeze the juice of half a lemon into a glass of water and add one tablespoon of honey.

It is also useful for hepatitis to drink 2-3 times a day, a glass of fresh juice of cabbage, carrots. You can also add beet juice, but not much, about a quarter of a glass per glass of carrot juice.

Even in ancient Egypt, beets were considered a miracle vegetable that healed any ailment - with prolonged use, of course. Before using cabbage or beet juice, be sure to leave it for 4–8 hours!

Other treatments for hepatitis C

In addition to honey, herbs, mummy and milk thistle, there are many other effective treatments for this liver disease:

• Therapeutic gymnastics - includes simple exercises (rubbing in the liver, push-ups from the floor or wall, rotation of the trunk, bending it to the sides and forward, walking in place);
• Water treatment - soothing baths during exacerbation of chronic hepatitis (must be taken daily). Also try to drink 2-3 liters of clean water, better live water if you know how to prepare it;
• Contrast shower (a minute under hot water and five seconds under cold), contrasts should be performed 10-15 times per reception, you need to be treated in this way three times a day;
• Black radish as a Siberian folk remedy - pass the radish through a grater and squeeze out the juice, add 0.5 liters of liquid honey to one liter of the resulting juice, take two tablespoons three times a day, it is better to treat this way before bedtime (in the same way you can use cranberries);
• A warm enema from a decoction of chamomile is a must when yellowness appears on the skin of the face;
• Perennial daisy infusion - you need to insist it in one and a half liters of cold, but pre-boiled water, after which all this must be filtered and taken 0.5 cups in the morning, afternoon and evening;
• Leaves or seeds of lovage - pour 4 grams of the plant with one and a half liters of cold water, leave for about 3 hours. Drink after thoroughly straining a tablespoon four times a day.

Ursodeoxycholic acid in the treatment of hepatitis C

Ursodeoxycholic acid is a remedy for the treatment of hepatitis. It allows you to lower the level of bilirubin, reduce the activity of hepatic transaminases. This drug was derived from bile obtained from a Chinese bear. It happened back in 1902.

The structure of ursodeoxycholic acid is absolutely similar to endogenous tertiary bile acid. It is she who is produced by the human liver from chenodeoxycholic acid. In addition, ursodeoxycholic acid is non-toxic and absorbs water perfectly, having high hydrophilic properties.

Preparations based on it can make patients more resilient, relieve weakness, fatigue, irritability. With their help, you can get rid of obsessive skin itching.

Such means are:

• Urdoks
• Ursodez
• Livodexa
• Ursosan
• Ursofalk
• Ursoliv

New treatments for hepatitis C

Sofosbuvir and Daclatasvir

Sofosbuvir and Daklatasvir are innovative drugs for the treatment of hepatitis C. They have already passed all the necessary clinical trials in the United States of America. These remedies are effective even where three-drug therapy has proven powerless.

Sofosbuvir and Daklatasvir are able to fight the first, second and third genotypes of hepatitis. As for clinical studies, 211 subjects took part in them, almost all of whom were cured. The effect was obtained in 98% of cases. The new generation drugs are more effective than ribavirin and interferon, and besides, they do not give so many side effects. Potential negative effects include nausea, fatigue, and headache.

Sofosbuvir has already been approved by WHO, while Daklatasvir is still undergoing the latest clinical trials (as of 2013). They are led by M. Sulkowski, and, according to her, the product is highly likely to be approved. It will be a breakthrough in the treatment of hepatitis C. However, it will not be possible to get it for free.

It will take about $ 5,000 to complete the therapy, as the price of one drug ranges between $ 500 and $ 800.

Ledipasvir and Sofosbuvir

Ledipasvir and Sofosbuvir are already the third phase of clinical trials in mid-spring 2013. At the same time, in 97% of the subjects, after a 4-month course of treatment, hepatitis was not detected in the blood. These funds have shown high efficiency against all genotypes of the virus. Half of the patients managed to avoid serious side effects.

Those patients who took Ledipasvir and Sofosbuvir in combination with Ribavirin gave a 100% cure rate. However, there were also more side effects, they were much more pronounced. Further research will be aimed at optimizing the duration of the course of therapy, as well as the feasibility of using Ribavirin in this regimen. Ledipsavir also has not yet passed the final tests, but they are highly likely to end with success.

The author of the article: Sokolova Nina Vladimirovna | Phytotherapist

Education: Diploma in "General Medicine" and "Therapy" received at the Pirogov University (2005 and 2006). Advanced training at the Department of Phytotherapy at the Peoples' Friendship University of Moscow (2008).