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Hepatitis C, Gluten, Casein and the Folly of Agriculture
Gluten and Casein as Factors responsible for the Characteristic Diseases of Chronic Hepatitis C
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11) https://sites.google.com/site/jccglutenfree/liverdisease2
Liver and Pancreas Disease The Gluten File
LDN for Hep C -- autoimmune disorder
12) http://nolahepper.blogspot.com/2010/06/treating-hepatitis-c-with-low-dose.html
NOLA Hepper - Living in New Orleans, Louisiana with Hepatitis C and
how taking Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN)to treat it is giving me back my
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13) http://www.myspace.com/georgedhenderson/blog/536199261
Hepatitis C, Gluten, Casein and the Folly of Agriculture Ron Hoggan, 1997
Gluten and Casein as Factors responsible for the Characteristic Diseases of Chronic Hepatitis C
It so happens that the auto-immune symptoms associated with celiac and
gluten sensitivity diseases, including liver and gall-bladder disease,
and which usually resolve slowly on a strict gluten and dairy-free diet,
are essentially identical to the various syndromes seen in chronic Hep C, especially during or after interferon-alpha treatment.
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