| Lloyd, I began participating in your herb regiment in mid-February 
                    2003 following an herbal flush that lasted two weeks. I initially 
                    ordered the TLM and various other herbs from your program. 
                    I did purchase significant other herbs from local stores, 
                    but I was frustrated with sales people trying to sell me anything 
                    that had a label. I noticed herbs on the shelves that were 
                    outdated (!) and the teas were not always organic. A few months 
                    ago, I decided to dedicate my purchasing power to you Lloyd. 
                    I believe and trust in you and your program. I originally tested Genotype 1A and my liver biopsy indicated 
                    there was "mild" liver damage. Here are my lab results: 
                     
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                            |  | RNA (VIRAL) | ALT | AST  |  |   
                      | JANUARY 21, 2003 | 3,515,000 | 45 | 53 |   
                      | AUGUST 20, 2003 | 3,875,00 | 27 | 48 |   Lloyd, I was especially pleased with ALT score, as I am 
                    well within the normal range and the AST continues to drop 
                    in the normal range. I am concerned with my recent lab showing 
                    my RNA has increased significantly by 360,000. I am confused. 
                    Should I have another lab test, or does this happen? I am 
                    open to any suggestions and I am practicing patience. I thought that I should add, my internist and gastronologist 
                    recommend me for interferon, no thanks. Thanks,G. M, LCSW
 
 Hi G. This does happen. Most people who are persistent have the 
                    viral load godown.  To many get a test like yours and quit.  
                    Fortunately, many keep it up
 and see the viral load go down.
 Liver damage is usually caused when the 
                    AST and ALT are high. Getting them down and keeping them down 
                    is very important. The viral load should follow, it 
                    is the thing that my program has success with that others 
                    do not.  I suggest keeping things going.  Usually 
                    there is something that makes the viral load go up and I usually 
                    can pin point it with long discussions, however, yours has 
                    not gone up enough to be more than the difference in tests. Hopefully the next one will be good.  Read my message 
                    board to see how manyothers have had this happen.
 Thank you for sending this to me.In good health
 Lloyd
 
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