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CD57
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I have not been diligent about supporting liver and enzymes are on the high end of normal. I'd like to bring them down. What is the best way?
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pamoisondelune
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Milk thistle (=Silymarin).
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Mine were way over normal. I was on Malarone so I couldn't take Milk Thistle. Same if you are on Mepron - no Milk Thistle. My doc recommended I take NAC, Sarsaparilla Root and Phosphatidyl Choline.

I took the first month and my blood work was good but then I got lazy and skipped days and they went up again. So now I am much more diligent and I added in Milk Thistle since I am off Malarone. So far ok again.

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N acetyl cysteine (NAC)
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CD,

My husband is also on Malarone, so no milk thistle for him either. He has had very good luck with a product called Extended Health Liver Support Formula. The ingredients are artichoke and sarsaparilla. Even when he was on a megadose of Amoxi, his liver enzymes stayed within normal limits. I have ordered it from professionalsupplementcenter.com .

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Artichoke and sarsaparilla are both excellent. Sarsaparilla needs to start at a low dose. You can find a full page about it at the One Earth Herbal Sourcebook links, in the thread below.

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My Liver enzymes were always high, til I discovered colonics. They have been fine ever since.
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My liver numbers have always been good. When not on Mepron I took Milk Thistle. When on Mepron I use NAC and my numbers came down even more.

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Has anyone ever used coffee enemas to bring down liver enzymes? I'm in dire need of bringing them down and that was suggested to me.

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CD57
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thanks so much, these are great reco's.

Mcaringella I've done these and they work great, but have to be done often and are a colossal pain.

I've also heard about something called Liv52...

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I like this web-site when it comes to liver function:

Food to Promote Proper Liver Function and Detoxification:

https://www.naturalpathhealthcenter.com/index.php/Newsletter/Newsletter-Supporting-Material/Food-to-Promote-Proper-Liver-Function-and-Detoxification.html

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lymie_in_md
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Just some thought, add the following to your diet if you can juice:

http://www.detoxification.ws/detoxification-juices/red-ice-juice-beet-sweet-potato-apple-lemon-onion-garlic

If you can't juice, steam beats, beat greens with sweet potato and onion. Slap on some butter and eat every day. Start with a couple of tablespoons working upward. The beets should detoxify and provide the nutrients your liver needs. Steaming will probably ensure your not detoxify too fast. Again a couple of tablespoon to start working toward 1/2 cup to a cup a day.

Also save the juice from steaming, drink the juice during the course of the day.

Do this for about a month and stop for a month. Over time it will help rebuild the liver to top form. Doing the other recommendations above is also very helpful.

Good luck,

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