Wednesday, October 16, 2013

Hepatitis....A Guide to Hepatitis.... CMM Herbal Products In Pakistan

What Is Hepatitis?


Inflammation of the liver of any cause is referred to as hepatitis. It may be caused by viruses, drugs, or alcohol, although the most common cause is viruses, viral hepatitis. There are several types of viral hepatitis, the most common of which are hepatitis A, B, and C.


Symptoms of Hepatitis


Very frequently the onset of hepatitis, the acute phase, is not associated with symptoms or signs, but when they do occur they are usually general and include fatigue, nausea, decreased appetite, mild fever, or mild abdominal pain. Later signs more specific for liver disease may occur, specifically yellowing of the skin and eyes (jaundice) and darkening of the urine. If the infection becomes chronic as is the cause with hepatitis B and C, that is, lasting longer than months, the symptoms and signs of chronic liver disease may begin. At this point the liver often is badly damaged.


What Happens with Hepatitis A?


Viral diseases generally are contagious. Hepatitis A is highly contagious. It usually is spread from person to person via a fecal-oral route, meaning via fecal contamination of food. It usually is a mild hepatitis, and many people do not know they are infected. The virus is eliminated by the body rapidly, and it does not cause long-term damage.


How Does Hepatitis A Spread?


Hepatitis A is spread from person to person via fecal contamination because the virus is present in the stool. It is spread via contaminated food or water by an infected person who gets small amounts of stool on his or her hands, does not wash his or her hands, and passes the stool onto food that is eaten by others. An example of this is outbreaks of hepatitis A in daycare centers for young children when employees don’t wash their hands after changing diapers, and they then pass the viruses to the next child they feed. In addition, fecal contamination of water in which shellfish live can contaminate the shellfish, and the shellfish can pass the virus to people who eat the shellfish raw.


Who Is at Risk for Hepatitis A?


Travelers to countries with high infection rates and the inhabitants of those countries are at higher risk for developing hepatitis A. The Centers for Disease Control issues travel advisories that identify the countries with outbreaks or endemic hepatitis A. Eating raw or uncooked foods increases the risk for hepatitis A.


What Happens with Hepatitis B?


A majority of adults who contract hepatitis B have none to mild symptoms, and then the virus resolves spontaneously; however, about 5% of people are not able to eliminate the hepatitis B virus and develop chronic infection. If a chronically infected mother gives birth, 90% of the time her infant will be infected and develop chronic hepatitis B, usually for life. This may give rise to serious complications of liver disease later in life such as liver damage, liver failure, and liver cancer.


How Does Hepatitis B Spread?


Persons infected with hepatitis B can pass the virus to others through blood or body fluids. In the U.S., the most common way of becoming infected is through unprotected sex, although sharing an infected person’s needles to inject illicit drugs also is quite common. Less common ways are by contaminated razors or toothbrushes. As previously mentioned, hepatitis B is passed from infected mother to infant in over 90% of cases.


Who Is at Risk for Hepatitis B?


Although unprotected sex is the most common way of becoming infected with hepatitis B, infection is more likely for people who have multiple sex partners. Shared needles also are an important means of spreading hepatitis B. Other risk factors are being a health care worker, but infection usually is related to needle sticks. There also is a risk of becoming infected by living with someone who has chronic hepatitis B, in part due to sexual transmission.


What Happens with Hepatitis C?


With acute hepatitis C, the virus is eliminated in 25% of people. The rest of the people become chronically infected and later may develop serious complications such as liver failure and liver cancer. There is treatment, however, for hepatitis C that usually can prevent the complications.


How Does Hepatitis C Spread?


Hepatitis C is transmitted primarily by infected blood, for example by sharing needles when injecting illicit drugs. The virus is spread much less commonly with tattoos or body piercing with a contaminated needle. Mothers pass the virus to their infants at birth, and the infant becomes chronically infected. The risk of spreading hepatitis C with unprotected sex is small, but having multiple sex partners, HIV, or rough sex increases the risk.


Who Is at Risk for Hepatitis C?


It only takes one exposure to hepatitis C to become chronically infected, so people who have injected illegal drugs even one time or many years previously could have chronic hepatitis C, and not know it since there are often no symptoms. People with blood transfusions prior to 1992 - when they started testing blood for transfusion for hepatitis C - also may have become chronically infected.


How Is Hepatitis Diagnosed?


Chronic hepatitis slowly attacks the liver over many years without causing symptoms. If the infection is not diagnosed and treated, many people will develop damaged livers. If suspected, viral hepatitis of all types can be diagnosed easily by blood tests.


Who Should Be Tested for Hepatitis?


It is important to test people with symptoms or exposure to hepatitis as well as people at high risk such as illicit drug users and people with multiple sex partners. There is a high prevalence of chronic hepatitis individuals of Asian heritage, and they also should be tested. It is estimated the 10% of Asians living in the U.S. has chronic hepatitis that probably has been present from birth.


What If You Test Positive for Hepatitis?


If testing discloses that you have viral hepatitis there are steps to prevent your passing the viruses to family and friends. Washing the hands helps prevent transmission of hepatitis A. Not sharing needles, razors, nail clippers, or toothbrushes also will reduce transmission of viral hepatitis. Everyone should be vaccinated against hepatitis B.


Hepatitis A Treatment


No treatment is needed for hepatitis A since the infection almost always resolves on its own. Nausea is common, though transient, and it is important to stay hydrated. It is recommended that strenuous exercise be avoided until the acute illness is over.


Chronic Hepatitis B Treatment


For hepatitis B, treatment is aimed at controlling the virus and preventing damage to the liver. Antiviral medications are available that will benefit most people, but the medications need to be chosen carefully, and the treatment needs to be monitored in order to assure successful treatment and prevent or treat medication-related side effects. For some individuals, the risks of treatment may not be justified.


Chronic Hepatitis C Treatment


Interferon, ribavirin (Rebetol, Copegus), and boceprevir (or telaprevir) are the most widely used drugs for treating hepatitis C. Interferon is given by injection while the other medications are pills. Studies have shown that combinations of these drugs, particularly all three, can cure all but a small proportion of patients; however, serious side effects of treatment can occur. Treatment options need to be discussed with a knowledgeable physician.


Monitoring Chronic Hepatitis


Monitoring of the progression of liver disease and its treatment are the cornerstones of managing hepatitis B and C. Doctors regularly follow blood tests to determine how well the liver is functioning. Ultrasound examinations and CT scans can determine if there are complications such as cirrhosis or liver cancer that can be treated more effectively if found early. Some people will not need treatment.


Complications: Cirrhosis


Cirrhosis is the most common complication of chronic hepatitis. Cirrhosis can be detected with simple tests, but the liver biopsy is the best way to diagnose it. Cirrhosis occurs as the liver is destroyed and it is associated with liver failure, a life-threatening condition. The signs of cirrhosis include retention of fluid (swelling of the abdomen or lower extremities, fatigue, nausea, and weight loss. Later, confusion and jaundice occur due to the accumulation of chemicals normally removed by a healthy liver.


Complications: Liver Cancer


The major cause of liver cancer is hepatitis B and C, and can develop silently as the liver becomes cirrhotic. Blood tests, ultrasound examinations, CT and MRI scans can identify the cancers (seen here in green). Biopsy of the liver is needed to definitely make a diagnosis of cancer. If the cancers are found early, a small proportion of patients can be cured.


Protecting Your Liver


If you have chronic hepatitis, you should prevent further damage to your liver, for example, by not drinking alcohol. Since some medications and supplements can damage the liver, before taking them you should discuss it with your doctor. Regular appointments for follow-up are important. Early progression of the disease or complications are likely to change treatment.


THIS TOOL DOES NOT PROVIDE MEDICAL ADVICE. It is intended for general informational purposes only and does not address individuals circumstances. It is not a subsitute for professional medical advice, diagonosis or treatment and should not be relied on to make decisions about your health. Never ignore professional medical advice in seeking treatment because of something you have read on this BLOG. If you think you may have a medical emergency, immidiately call your doctor...

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L Asphartic Acid Nano Chelated Calcium (Herbal)

As the WHO points out, “people don’t die of disease , but die of ignorance.”
Cause calcium is the foundation of life. Lowering of calcium leads to various organs’ function decline and even life-threatening. Human natural lifespan is more than 120 years old, but when people are around 70 years old, cause long-term calcium deficiency, people will die.

1.  What diseases will be caused by calcium deficiency? 
According to data analysis from WHO: among the 135 underlying diseases, more than 120 of them are associated with calcium deficiency, such as Osteoporosis, osteoproliferation hypertension, cardiovascular disease, arteriosclerosis, Alzheimer's disease, diabetes mellitus, lithiasis, anaphylactic disease, hepatic pathological changes, nephrotic syndrome, premenstrual syndrome and some other cancers.

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3.  Can regular calcium supplement prevent heart disease?
Yes, a new research shows, calcium supplement can help lower blood pressure of patients with hypertension significantly. It not only can prevent hypertension, but also can prevent heart disease.

4.  Can calcium prevent arteriosclerosis?
Yes! New research from USA and some other countries shows: calcium supplement can help decrease excessive blood pressure to normal level.

5.  Does calcium supplement have beautifying effects?
After taking CMM calcium?many people show that their face rosy and skin supple and soft. calcium supplement can inhibit generation of wrinkle, control senile plaque, calcium can also help to make hair keep normal luster.

6.  Why calcium supplement is critically important to pregnant women?
Calcium deficiency can cause skeleton and teeth agenesis, calcium deficiency can also cause newborn teething delay. Rickets will happen easily. It also affects the children’s future intellectual growth. At the same time, newborn who is lack of calcium have weak immune system?most of them are feeble and sick.

7.  Why can intake of CMM calcium before sleep help the children to grow tall?
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8.  Can patients with sequela of apoplexy take CMM calcium?
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9.  Is CMM calcium in favor of tumor patient?
According to the report from USA: big amount intake of calcium gives amazing cure rate to colon cancer patients.

Mechanism as follows

Cancer tissue is an acid environment, calcium is alkaline substance. With calcium supplement, a neutral zone will be formed in some parts, and this can inhibit cancer cell growth, then supply a good condition which is suitable for normal cells.
Calcium can improve antibody-forming, enhance body immunity, strengthen the ability to identify and clean cancer cells.

Cordyceps Calcium


Cordyceps militaris is a rare Chinese herbal medicine and is listed as one of China’ s three tonics with ginseng and cartialgenous. odern science found that Chinese cordyceps militaris has much more magical effects, Chinese cordyceps militaris not only has regulating function to various organs of the human bodies, but alssome direct resistance functions.


1. Resist internal tumour, clear up oldest dead cell tissue, beat back external virus, bacterium and some other microbial infection.


2. Directly resist tumour Extractive of cordyceps militaris has definite function to restrain and kill tumour cells. Cordyceps contains cordycepin which is the base to resist the tumour. Clinically cordycepin is mostly used to assist to cure cancer.91.7% of the patients’ symptoms have remitted, it is mainly used to help cure rhinocarcinoma, oropharyngeal cancer, lung cancer, leukemia, cerebral cancer and other patients with malignant tumor.


3. Increase cells energy and resist fatigue.


4. Regulate heart function Cordyceps millitaris can improve myocardial anxic tolerance, reduce Cardiac oxygen consumption. Resist arrhythmia.


5. Regulate liver function Cordyceps millitaris can reduce harm from toxic substances, prevent the occurrence of liver fibrosis. In addition, by regulating immune function, cordyceps can also help to enhance anti-virus ability and can also play an important role in preventing viral hepatitis.


6. Regulate respiratory system function Cordyceps millitaris has the function of dilating the bronchial tube, relieving asthma, eliminating phlegm, preventing emphysema.


7. Regulate kidney function Cordyceps millitaris can relieve chronic renal lesions, improve kidney function, relieve the harm from toxic substances to the kidney.
8. Regulate hematopoiesis function Cordyceps millitaris can enhance the marrow ability to generate platelet, red blood cell, white blood cell.


9. Regulate blood fat Cordyceps millitaris can reduce the content of cholesterol and triglyceride in blood, improve high-density lipoprotein which is beneficial to humans, reduce atherosderosis.


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