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i was just reading something that says wolfberry is very very good for liver, has anyone tried this?
I was reading comments on the use of wolfberry. I have a really neat hepatitis ARNP that actually has a list of natural substances that are good for the liver and bad for the liver. I will see if I can find it among all my "stuff". I found it really interesting. Its is neat that some of the medical profession is opening up to different types of therapy. I also wanted to let you guys know that I was having alot of trouble with nausea and vomiting on tx and even now since I have been off. I was prescribed numerous medications with no effectiveness. For me I found chewing very small pieces of ginger root or even giner tea was very helpful. My doc said just to be sure to call the pharmacy and make sure it does not interfer with any medications I am currently taking. Will let you know when I find my list of herbs that are good or bad for liver.
i am so sorry rocker, but as everyone says you are doing it to be a winner!!!!!!!!!!!! you are a survivor... we gotta keep on keeping on... i do not know about the side effects i am not on treatment yet, so hopefully someone will answer you real soon. hang in there!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I must admit tho...i cant believe i did this....i guess my brain is expecting negative statements about health foods which happens alot on this fourm...but ive also noticed lately its not as bad as it used to be...also im noticing its getting harder to read my computer screen...im thining its the meds...my eyes hurt too,,and they are a shade of red
Im sorry....i just re read you post...i thought you daid it was bad for the liver...is this what they call brain fog?....LOL
i have eaten 4lbs in the last month...another name for the berry is Goji ,from what i understand its excellent for the liver...especially fatty liver...post the info you claim there are toxic to the liver
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