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Alcohol & Hepatitis

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Fatty Liver And Hepatitis Are Not Good Partners

The hepatitis C virus has been shown to cause insulin resistance which, along with obesity, causes a worse outcome for...
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Hepatitis B Linked To Pancreatic Cancer

Exposure to the hepatitis B virus increases a person’s risk of pancreatic cancer two and a half times. Pancreatic cancer...
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Hepatitis C - How To Achieve Wellbeing

Hepatitis C is a very common infection and it is estimated that more than 3 million people in the USA...
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Should You Avoid Gluten If You Have Hepatitis?

Gluten is a large, hard-to-digest protein that gives many foods an appetizing, fluffy, stretchy quality, and is used to make...
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Autoimmune Hepatitis: What You Need To Know

When hepatitis is mentioned, most people think of infectious viruses. It is true that the vast majority of cases of...
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How To Naturally Manage Hepatitis

Hepatitis is a general term used to describe inflammation of the liver. This means there are too many inflammatory substances...
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Hepatitis - Long Term Support For Your Liver

Hepatitis B and C are viral infections which, at the very least, cause inflammation of the liver. Many patients, initially...
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Alcohol Can Mess Up Your Weight Loss Efforts

We all know that drinking too much alcohol can make it very difficult to lose weight because most types of alcohol are high in calories and sugar. The other problem is that alcohol can act as a gateway to eating unhealthy, high carbohydrate foods. One effect of alcohol you may not be aware of is it increases your appetite by suppressing the production of the hormone leptin. Leptin tells your brain you’ve had enough to eat by making you feel full and satisfied. Drinking alcohol disrupts this process, therefore can leave you wanting to eat more and more, while never feeling satisfied.
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Massive Spike In Liver Cancer Deaths

Since the year 2000, the death rate for liver cancer has surged by 43 percent. Men are twice as likely...
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Hepatitis A - Rising In The USA

Outbreaks of this potentially deadly liver disease are rising throughout the USA. This year there have been nearly twice as...
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