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Treatment of hepatitis C in just three weeks!

By afriquesante | On 27/01/2020 | In PERFECT HEALTH | Comments (0)

The hepatitis is a common and very dangerous viral infection that occurs with the poisoning of the body and the predominant damage to liver cells. The main target of all hepatitis is the liver.

Modern medicine distinguishes several independent types of hepatitis: A, B, C, D, G, E, etc. The most severe and most insidious is hepatitis C. Its chronic form is particularly dangerous and develops in 70-80% of patients.

At the same time, there may be no external signs, except weakness and general malaise, reminiscent of flu symptoms. As a result, many infected people find out about their diagnosis too late. Because of this hidden course of the disease, hepatitis C is commonly referred to as the “mild killer”.

African herbal remedy to cure hepatitis B

Hepatitis B is not to be taken lightly. If some patients recover from it, others will progress to the chronic form of the disease. Dawasanté experts have created the best plants to concoct an effective remedy for hepatitis B. If you have done your research you will know that the conventional treatment used for hepatitis B is quite expensive with a questionable success rate. On top of that, it comes with its share of side effects like depression, irritability, insomnia, and many more. It is with this in mind that our natural, accessible, and effective remedy is the most suitable for you. It has among its many properties anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects which will be of considerable help in the treatment of your disease. Do not allow your disease to develop into cancer or cirrhosis of the liver.

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Three differences between hepatitis C and other types of hepatitis

1-Of all the others, this virus is characterized by an increased ability to mutate. Even today he is alone, and after a while - another.

In one month / two months / six months, he can be genetically modified by changing part of his genes. Other types of hepatitis have this ability but to a much lesser extent.

This is why, as soon as a strain of a new hepatitis C virus is obtained in a laboratory, it does not make sense to vaccinate against it. Because a year later, it turns out that it has changed again, and an obsolete copy is in the laboratories of scientists. It is clear that in this case, it makes no sense to make a vaccine - because the virus subtype, its genome is already different.

2-The second important quality of this virus is its particular aggressiveness. If the A and B viruses infect the liver cells but recede nonetheless, the hepatitis C virus completely damages the liver and will not go away "without a fight".

In other words, this infection continues to exist in the body permanently. Naturally, if you do nothing and mobilize your body's defenses in some way or another, after a while the patient will suffer from cirrhosis of the liver, which can progress to liver cancer.

3-The third characteristic of hepatitis C is really unique and is that the virus, so to speak, blocks nerve signals from the liver to the brain, thus preventing the body from taking certain adequate measures to protect itself.

It turns out that the signals come from the liver infected with the virus, but they never reach the brain. And often, for a person who has come to the doctor for an exam, it becomes a shock when they are told that they have serious liver problems when they have not felt anything.

And all because the virus took care to block the information channels between the liver and the brain.

What does offer today?

For the treatment of hepatitis C, modern science suggests the use of interferons. These are substances that are secreted by the body in response to the introduction of some kind of infection.

The interferons themselves do not kill the virus, being exclusively an intermediary link. They help the body decode the type of infection itself, that particular type of virus, understand its vulnerabilities, help the immune system develop an enzyme that would kill it.

Interferon treatment is considered a necessary measure; in fact, there is no other effective drug in the arsenal of orthodox medicine.

And since until recently there was no other alternative to this regimen, modern medical science still conducts treatment for hepatitis C exclusively using interferons.

Recently, it is a safer and more effective pigmented interferon than the previous options, but still causes a lot of side effects.

Apply pigmented interferon with the antiviral drug ribavirin. It is this combination that is accepted worldwide as the standard for the treatment of hepatitis C.

Unfortunately, conventional interferon therapy is very toxic and difficult for the human body. And although its use is designed for at least six months, in 85% of cases, patients endure such treatment only for the first 2-3 months.

And it is not known whether it is the hepatitis C virus itself or this extremely toxic chemical combination that is making the sick person's health worse. Therefore, the problem of effective treatment of hepatitis C today is very relevant.

How is hepatitis C diagnosed?

The main diagnostic criteria are laboratory indicators. Very often this happens when a person passes the tests and suddenly finds out on their own that they have tested positive for hepatitis C.

This analysis is said to be qualitative, it shows the presence of the virus in the body. If a virus is detected in the body, a second is carried out: the main analysis, which shows a quantitative result (the amount of virus contained in 1 ml of blood).

This crucial analysis determines the degree of infection and the severity of the process.

In particularly complex cases, the number of viral strains can reach ten to the sixth degree, seventeenth degree of IU, etc. These are millions of copies in 1 ml of blood, which indicates an active process in the body and a high degree of damage.

How is hepatitis C spread? In addition to this, you need to know more about it.

The main route of infection is a person's contact with infected blood. In the past, hepatitis C was mainly transmitted by drug users and members of socially disadvantaged groups.

Using the same needle by different people greatly increases the risk of infection, so infection with syringes is really the most common way among drug addicts.

But as practice shows, successful and successful people from normal families often get sick with hepatitis C.

Often people are infected by transfusion of donated blood; sexual transmission from mother to fetus is also possible.

The hepatitis C virus can also be transmitted through tattooing, acupuncture, manicure, ear-piercing with non-sterile needles.

And even after a visit to the dentist. That is why, at the dentist's appointment, many wealthy people today prefer to have an individual set of dental instruments with them for safety reasons.

How to get rid of the hepatitis C virus effectively? In addition to this, you need to know more about it.

Dawasanté experts have approached the issue of treatment for hepatitis C in a not quite traditional way, having developed its own algorithm of actions, different from the standard.

As you know, there is an acidic, alkaline, and neutral environment. If we take the scale of acid-base balance, it ranges from 0 to 14 units. The normal pH of our blood is 7.34.

The hepatitis C virus feels comfortable in a neutral environment and begins to actively proliferate in an acidic environment. Using this, experts have taken as the basis of treatment several well-known and officially recognized drugs whose pH is alkaline or slightly alkaline.

All of these drugs have long been tested and have an extremely positive reputation. As a rule, these are immunomodulators, hepatoprotection and drugs that are actively used in cardiovascular diseases.

A new concept for the treatment of hepatitis C is to select the right drug with alkaline properties, which is presented to the patient.

Thanks to the close cooperation of the clinic with the laboratory, the result of the analysis is available within one day, thanks to which you can find out whether this drug is effective or not for a particular patient. With a positive reaction, the second drug is connected, the third, the fourth ...

Quickly determining which drugs are most effective, they are combined with each other, choosing the most optimal combination. Because of this, the conditions for the multiplication of the virus become uncomfortable. Which, in turn, is enough for the virus to leave the body.

Laser to treat hepatitis C

Laser therapy tested for brain cancer

In addition to intensive antiviral therapy with a rational combination of various groups of drugs, Dawasanté specialists also use other methods that have a powerful and diverse effect on the virus, including laser therapy.

In the mid-1970s, specialists at the military hospital named Burdenko found that if the skin was exposed to a powerful metal vapor laser pulsed at an enormous speed - more than 10 pulses per second - it did not there is no time to perform its barrier functions, and the energy enters it unimpeded.

Military doctors used their discovery to treat rhinitis, hepatitis, and cancer. But in the 1980s perestroika happened, funding collapsed, and the method was forgotten.

Our experts have decided to relaunch the experience of military doctors. In the clinic, we thus act on the projection of the right lobe of the liver and the lumbar region, obtaining a pronounced therapeutic effect.

Laser therapy for hepatitis C is always carried out in parallel with drug and diet therapy.

“Treatment for hepatitis C usually takes quite a long time. The European Association for the Study of Liver Diseases recommends a course of at least 6 months.

But in our clinic, we learned how to treat hepatitis C in just three weeks of therapy.

This happens thanks to productive cooperation with the clinical laboratory and the fact that we are able to individually select effective drugs for each specific case, a specific organism and a specific strain of the hepatitis C virus.

The general treatment regimen is to use several drugs, including antivirals, with slightly alkaline and alkaline properties. Such an environment creates impossible conditions for the reproduction of the virus.

By combining the drugs that are most effective for a particular person, we “turn” the virus from different angles. And thus make it withdraw from the body.

The uniqueness of our method is that it happens in just three weeks. And not for six months and not for a year, as in the whole world! The difference is also that this technique is not only effective, but also virtually harmless.

Due to the operational interaction with the laboratory, we literally get the result of the action of each drug on the same day. In this efficiency, we are ahead of the curve. The virus is just thinking about changing, and we are already hitting it with a new drug.

And the fact that we are always ahead of the virus is the main guarantee of our success. And as a result, in just three weeks of treatment, we are able to dramatically improve liver function, and bring biochemical parameters back to normal.

To discover our natural treatment for hepatitis B, click here!

To contact our experts please call or write to us on the following number, tel / WhatsApp: 0022996374527