Free Medicine for Hepatitis C
Found this on Craigslist, thought I would share.
Proven holistic approaches to help you feel better, healthier and stronger:
•Acupuncture
•Chinese herbal medicine
•Dietary modification
•Nutritional supplementation
•Specialized types of exercise and breath work.
Advantages and expected benefits of these complimentary medical practices:
•Frequently viral loads drop to undetectable levels
•Liver inflammation will be controlled and liver functions normalized (i.e., lowering ALT)
•Microcirculation within the liver is improved to promote regeneration
•Prevention and in many cases the reversal of existing fibroses
•Related symptoms (e.g. fatigue, insomnia, joint pain, skin rashes, etc.) can be treated at the same time, improving your overall quality of life
•May be used alone or in addition to conventional western medical treatments
•Extremely safe, typically with no side effects
For more information:
http://compassionate-arts.com/clinicservices.html
Please call to set up an initial appointment in my Arlington office and discuss how we may begin to improve your health today.
Steven Cardoza, M.Sc., L.Ac.
781-648-9839
posted by Editor @ 5:02 AM
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The Nomads is an online support forum for those affected by Hepatitis. Originally set up for HCV patients they have now included a HBV section on their forum. It is a valuable resource for information with items from the latest research, published papers on HCV, treatment and new drug trials. It can only be viewed by registering and all membership is free. It does focus on the social side of support and is a good place to find like minded people in a similar predicament. Carers and health professionals are also members and all are welcome.
www.hepcnomads.co.uk
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