gudewan
11-14-2006, 08:30 PM
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Remember me? My husband had a mysterious illness about 2 years ago and his levels have been high ever since.
WELL, we went in today, and his levels were lower!!! Not normal yet, but lower than they have ever been. We can't prove anything, but we haven't been eating ANY cholesterol (basically went vegan) and supposedly that gives the liver less to work on (so it can devote more energy to healing). He has high cholesterol too - well, last time we checked.
So, yay! We are still going to see the liver guys at Yale (of all places) as soon as he can beg our way in there.
Here are the levels:
Billy: .6
AP: 207
AST: 44
ALT: 96
-Jenn
Remember me? My husband had a mysterious illness about 2 years ago and his levels have been high ever since.
WELL, we went in today, and his levels were lower!!! Not normal yet, but lower than they have ever been. We can't prove anything, but we haven't been eating ANY cholesterol (basically went vegan) and supposedly that gives the liver less to work on (so it can devote more energy to healing). He has high cholesterol too - well, last time we checked.
So, yay! We are still going to see the liver guys at Yale (of all places) as soon as he can beg our way in there.
Here are the levels:
Billy: .6
AP: 207
AST: 44
ALT: 96
-Jenn
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Elev8edLFTs
11-15-2006, 04:17 AM
congrats, that has to be a great feeling! Good luck to both of you and take care of yourselves!
danielm
11-15-2006, 05:08 PM
Nice work!
The reduction of meat intake and more fresh fruit and veg also has an impact because of the lower fat intake.
Keep it up!
The reduction of meat intake and more fresh fruit and veg also has an impact because of the lower fat intake.
Keep it up!