Cirrhosis if the liver

[Papa Van Smack]

Hey guys, I've been diagnosed with cirrhosis in it's early stages. Western medicine considers this a death sentence, I call bullshit. I believe it can be properly healed.

Any advice on anything that would help would be greatly appreciated.

I told my Dr about the gear, he shrugged and told me that alcohol is the culprit. So no more beer for this guy.

Thanks for reading.

 

[luki7788]

I will tell you my own story. When I had liver problems, one radiologist did an elastography (like a non-invasive biopsy) and told me I have liver cirrhosis. Of course, I was shocked and very worried. But the next day I went to another radiologist a very good one, with big medical experience, older man, very respected in my country. He did the same test and told me: “Sir, who told you these things? There is some liver stiffness, but no sign of cirrhosis.” So make sure 100% before you believe the diagnosis.

What helped me a lot was GH and IGF. My treatment was complex, but GH and IGF helped for sure. GH and IGF are sometimes used in cirrhosis treatment you can read about it. There are some good results already. Of course, cirrhosis is not officially curable, but I think this can change soon. So I keep fingers crossed for you

 

[Papa Van Smack]

Thank you very much.

 

[Durro NoHurtNoBigShirt]

This might help, if someone could chime in on this that there are reports that Retatrutide or Tirzepatide cures Fatty Liver Disease? I’m pretty sure it’s Reta.
I wish you all the best brother.

 

[luki7788]

This might help, if someone could chime in on this that there are reports that Retatrutide or Tirzepatide cures Fatty Liver Disease? I’m pretty sure it’s Reta.
I wish you all the best brother.

They both do this werry well what reaserch said so will I think to can introduce they in healing strategy

 

[Stewie]

This might help, if someone could chime in on this that there are reports that Retatrutide or Tirzepatide cures Fatty Liver Disease? I’m pretty sure it’s Reta.
I wish you all the best brother.

There's some chatter in literature that dual and triple GLP-1RA-GIP agonists may help slow the progression of MASLD/NAFLD. Which is a precursor to hepatic steatosis.

There's other areas to explore upon targeting different inflammatory signaling pathways. One in particular is limiting the over/expression of miR-93 (microRNA-93). Niacin is one consideration, as well Vitamin D. SIRT1 activity appears to play a biggly role in limiting expression of miR-93. As potential targets, I'd suspect start exploring these areas might help.

 

[Duke309]

Hey guys, I've been diagnosed with cirrhosis in it's early stages. Western medicine considers this a death sentence, I call bullshit. I believe it can be properly healed.

Any advice on anything that would help would be greatly appreciated.

I told my Dr about the gear, he shrugged and told me that alcohol is the culprit. So no more beer for this guy.

Thanks for reading.

Did you have a liver fibroscan performed? Definitely confirm before jumped to conclusions.

 

[Papa Van Smack]

Did you have a liver fibroscan performed? Definitely confirm before jumped to conclusions.

I did not no

 

[Duke309]

I did not no

My gastroenterologist made me get a fibroscan to check for cirrhosis before my adenoma removal. It is basically just a ultrasound and takes just a few minutes.

Understanding Your Liver Elastography (FibroScan®) Results

This information will help you understand your FibroScan results. Your doctor will talk with you about your results and give you more information during your appointment.

www.mskcc.org

If you do end up having fat on your liver, I would definitely recommend using retatrutide while dieting.

 

[mexbeast]

This might help, if someone could chime in on this that there are reports that Retatrutide or Tirzepatide cures Fatty Liver Disease? I’m pretty sure it’s Reta.
I wish you all the best brother.

Is it the drugs or the abstinence of some foods? I would think food elimination would have more of an impact

 

[01dragonslayer]

This might help, if someone could chime in on this that there are reports that Retatrutide or Tirzepatide cures Fatty Liver Disease? I’m pretty sure it’s Reta.
I wish you all the best brother.

They both do this werry well what reaserch said so will I think to can introduce they in healing strategy

Is there a particular dosing regiment for this?

 

[Chipper Jones78]

Hey guys, I've been diagnosed with cirrhosis in it's early stages. Western medicine considers this a death sentence, I call bullshit. I believe it can be properly healed.

Any advice on anything that would help would be greatly appreciated.

I told my Dr about the gear, he shrugged and told me that alcohol is the culprit. So no more beer for this guy.

Thanks for reading.

No one asked this question, I don't think, how much are you drinking?

I'll assume an ample amount considering you called this out.

 

[ScoobyPrep]

if its me im using hgh and igf1
im using reta start at 1mg and work up to 8mg slowly most fatty liver was removed the higher the dosing I think like 82% clearance at 8mg

BPC/TB500/SS-31/Humanin
peptide sciences sells humanin

I bet with this stack you can reverse a ton of this.

Id probably throw in some TUDCA/Glutathione as well if its me

Mediterranean style eating

 

[Papa Van Smack]

No one asked this question, I don't think, how much are you drinking?

I'll assume an ample amount considering you called this out.

I lot, was well tolerated and controlled for years. Over time it took its course. I lost a family member and between caregiver and the loss I was non stop drunk for about 3 years, every day. Stopped eating. Really depressed etc. I tried to quit and couldn't, especially with the volatility in the home. I chose to give rehab a shot and I'm grateful I did. They reminded me of my value beyond everyone's favorite drinking buddy.

In the end it was at least 1/5 per day for the years straight. Prior to that I've always been a drinker, but it hasn't really taken over my entire life, but one day I realized I had crossed a line that I didn't even realize was there.

I'm not against anyone drinking, I loved it, too much. That's just how my story played out. Probably for the better, I'm much more honest with myself now.

And..... now i want my health back!

 

[Chipper Jones78]

I lot, was well tolerated and controlled for years. Over time it took its course. I lost a family member and between caregiver and the loss I was non stop drunk for about 3 years, every day. Stopped eating. Really depressed etc. I tried to quit and couldn't, especially with the volatility in the home. I chose to give rehab a shot and I'm grateful I did. They reminded me of my value beyond everyone's favorite drinking buddy.

In the end it was at least 1/5 per day for the years straight. Prior to that I've always been a drinker, but it hasn't really taken over my entire life, but one day I realized I had crossed a line that I didn't even realize was there.

I'm not against anyone drinking, I loved it, too much. That's just how my story played out. Probably for the better, I'm much more honest with myself now.

And..... now i want my health back!

I appreciate you being open and vulnerable, takes guts and honesty.

I'm sorry to hear what's happened to you in the past.

Just by reading this post, your owning it, that's more than half the battle.

I also apologize if I may have triggered things from the past, not done intentionally.

You sound like you got your shit together brother, focus and keep that tunnel vision to get yourself in a better healthier place.

Keep us updated.

 

[Papa Van Smack]

I appreciate you being open and vulnerable, takes guts and honesty.

I'm sorry to hear what's happened to you in the past.

Just by reading this post, your owning it, that's more than half the battle.

I also apologize if I may have triggered things from the past, not done intentionally.

You sound like you got your shit together brother, focus and keep that tunnel vision to get yourself in a better healthier place.

Keep us updated.

I'm certainly not offended nor hurt. I'm just interested in getting health back. I'm very happy to have my family back and now I just want to get healthy.

I'm not married, I don't have children. I have 2 disabled sisters, both are fucking awesome. But.... their state money doesn't buy vacations and concerts. They deserve that, that's my purpose for getting healthy.

We lost my dad. The corner stone. The anchor of the family. Now i step into the roll and realize I really need my health to earn and to be there for them always.

 

[WeakFNG]

I appreciate you sharing your experiences. Stay focused, be kind to yourself through this process, and remember the "why". You're in theis current state of mind for a reason. Make your day about staying there.

As for health; in addition to the advice and guidance above, I would look into incorporating something like Liv 52 DS into your daily regimen. I believe there are studies that have shown it works on liver health. If its fattl liver there is anecdotal reports of short term/high dose choline and inositol helping. Like 2000mg a day of each.

Best of luck. Keep us posted.

 

[Siggy]

Do you have any ascites?

 

[Godfirst82]

From my understanding Survodutide has the biggest impact on liver health from any of the glp1 family.

If I was in your situation I'll give Survodutide a run eat extremely clean. Hoping you can beat this stuff man.

https://www.boehringer-ingelheim.com/human-health/metabolic-diseases/survodutide-top-line-results-mash-fibrosis

 

[Starchild1]

It's not an absolute that you're f'ed. I can't stand when doctors pull that shit .

Lots of food advice here from the guys.