Liver Vitamins


	LIVER VITAMINS


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Learn About Liver Vitamins

Hepatitis is a liver disorder that can either manifest as acute symptoms, or as a chronic liver disease.

The symptoms include fatigue, dark urine, fever, jaundice (yellowing of skin), appetite loss, abdominal discomfort or swelling, vomiting and nausea, and aching of muscles and joints. Natural treatments that work as liver vitamins have been created to provide protection to the liver and to enhance overall immune system health.

Hepatitis is essentially an irritation and swelling of the liver and it can be either acute or chronic. It is caused by any one of six known viruses that are termed A, B, C, D, E, and G. Depending on what virus causes hepatitis, is what type of hepatitis a person will be diagnosed with, i.e. Hepatitis A. Each of the various kinds of hepatitis range in their seriousness and severity, with some being very severe, and other being very treatable and manageable. The chronic conditions of hepatitis are considered to be the most dangerous as well, and this is because they have the potential to lead to overall liver failure. Traditional medicine today has obtained only minimal success in the treatment of hepatitis patients. Taking liver vitamins in conjunction with prescribed treatment has been shown to have outstanding effects in the management of hepatitis. Before you take any liver vitamins, ensure you talk to your doctor about additional supplementation.

The following list of vitamins is considered to be adequate liver vitamins, and when taken with conventional medical treatment, can provide benefits in as little as a week:

Vitamin C -- 1000 mg 3 times daily
Vitamin E -- 400 IU daily
Milk Thistle -- 150 mg 3 times daily
Licorice Root -- 200 mg 3 times daily for 10 days
Lipotropic Combination -- 2 pills daily
Alpha-lipoic Acid -- 200 mg 3 times daily
Dandelion Root -- 500 mg twice daily

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