(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 26, 2012 ) San Francisco, CA -- The promising research shows the Vitamin D (which can be taken orally in tablet form) can essentially halt many viruses and in particular it can halt the Hepatitis C virus. In a healthy liver, Vitamin D aids in the production of interferons (naturally occurring proteins). The combination of Vitamin D and interferons is proven to slow or even halt the growth of Hepatitis C and other viruses.
“While the research is in the beginning stages, it does show promise for those afflicted with Hepatitis C, Cirrhosis or other liver diseases”, Liver-disease-symptoms.net said today. The website is quick to point out that catching liver disease early (if possible) is the best way to combat any of these diseases.
The most obvious symptom of liver disease is called Jaundice. Jaundice is also known as Icterus. It is the name for the condition of the yellowing of the skin. Particularly noticeable, the whites of the eyes become yellow. The yellowing occurs due to an excess of bilirubin in the blood.
Other common liver disease symptoms are headaches and feeling dizzy, skin irritations and mood swings. Essentially if the liver is not functioning correctly then it cannot extract the nutrients necessary from the food you eat. This lack of nutrients can leave you with many of these common symptoms.
This new research's findings on vitamin D look to be a very promising help to the fight on liver disease. More research is needed, but it's a great start and could lead to a cure for one of the nations top 10 killers – liver disease.
Liver-disease-symptoms.net is quick to point out that only a doctor can diagnose liver disease and they urge you to speak to your doctor if you are suffering from any of these symptoms. In particular if you appear Jaundiced then it is essential that you see a doctor as soon as possible.
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(EMAILWIRE.COM, January 26, 2012 ) San Francisco, CA -- The promising research shows the Vitamin D (which can be taken orally in tablet form) can essentially halt many viruses and in particular it can halt the Hepatitis C virus. In a healthy liver, Vitamin D aids in the production of interferons (naturally occurring proteins). The combination of Vitamin D and interferons is proven to slow or even halt the growth of Hepatitis C and other viruses.
