| Hi Lloyd, My husband was diagnosed with Hep C Nov. 2002.  He went 
                    through all the blood work, liver biopsy and many, many dr 
                    appts. Finally in March 2003 was started on the dreaded Peg-intron 
                    / Reb treatment. What a nightmare........ He lasted for 8 
                    weeks and got worse and worse.... By the way, he is type 1a, 
                    viral load 6.4, mild activity grade 2 and mild fibrosis stage 
                    1. ALT 310, AST 118.. We were told about the side effects, but never, never imagined 
                    how horrible it really is.  He had to go on short term 
                    disability, could barely getout of bed, headaches, sweats, 
                    depressed and really changed to a completely different person.  
                    We did not get much support from, dr office, nursed, etc. The 8th week of treatment put him over the edge... He calld 
                    me at work and was sobbing, talking about how he couldn't 
                    go on, etc.... THAT WAS THE FINAL STRAW...... They 
                    took him off treatment and slowly is becoming himself again.... The 
                    problem is, he still has HEP C. After reading your book, and reading the message board on 
                    your site, we are really interested.... Trying to recoup 
                    financially from loss of work and not full pay, what is the 
                    basic treatment to start off with that we could afford?  
                    He is willing to try anything except interferon...... The 
                    dr is saying he will keep track of his blood work, etc. and 
                    see how fast this will progress... Said not to drink, 
                    etc..... Your treatment plan is very interesting and 
                    gives hope, but we are a little confused as what to start 
                    with... Any help would be greatly appreciated...... Thank you and am anxiously waiting your reply  P, P, from Chesterfield, MI 
 Hi P: I am sorry it has taken so long for me to answer your email. I have programs 
                    broken down by the price one is able to afford. They consist of the items I would take if I only had a certain 
                    amount to spend. You can get a good idea from them. For people who have been on the poison, there are some things 
                    that will help one recover. NADH 
                    usually helps. Natcell 
                    Thymus will help and cause things to return to normal 
                    faster. If his platelets are low some Natcell 
                    Liver will help them come back to normal as well as the 
                    white blood cell and red blood cell count. Lots of Dandelion 
                    Root tea is important to help flush out all the poison 
                    which does stay in the system for a long time. My program 
                    will make him want to go back to work. If you have his blood work, you can fax it to me at 1 310 
                    457 9449.I then can be more specific.
 In good healthLloyd
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