I contracted Hepatitis C in 1979 from 4 blood transfusions

A liver biopsy in 1994 revealed Chronic Hepatitis C. After Cancer, Radiation Therapy, Chemotherapy and now Hep C, my liver was in bad shape. The medical establishment advised me to get my papers in order and expect to live another 3 to 5 years, and hope that something would come along to help.

18 years later, I have been virus free for 16 years, with no detectable virus.

Here you will find correspondences and findings about Hepatitis C treatment, trials and natural health.

Seeing Beyond with Lloyd May 15th & 26th

Posted May 15th, 2013 by admin
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Lloyd will be live with Bonnie Colleen
on Seeing Beyond radio

LISTEN LIVE at this link

May 15 at 7 to 8 AM Pacific time
and again on May 26, 5-6pm.

Listen to Archived Seeing Beyond Shows with Lloyd
at this link

your team is wonderful and caring

Posted May 15th, 2013 by admin
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Good morning Lloyd,

This is so exciting, these numbers seem to correlate with how my life has been going and how I've been feeling these days…it almost wasn't a surprise : )  I'm so grateful to have so much support, your team is wonderful and caring, offering so much more than supplements! 

So with all that I could continue this email with love and praise but … that goes without saying.

Thank you, N : )

better than any doctor that I have ever met

Posted May 10th, 2013 by admin
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From: J
Sent: Monday, April 15, 2013 10:01 AM
To: Lloyd Wright
Subject: Re:

Hi Lloyd,

Went for bloods recently and ALT was down to 320 from 475 last month when I last wrote to you. Ferritin is normal at 165 (first time since I started getting tests done) and I am sure that's down to the phlebotomy's. As for all the other numbers they are either normal or slightly high, nothing to be worried about.

Rural Call Completion: Problems with Long Distance or Wireless Calling to Rural Areas

Posted May 2nd, 2013 by admin
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This issue is having a heavy impact on the phone support staff at AMS
CLICK THE FCC LINK for the full story.

Rural consumers are reporting significant problems receiving long distance or wireless calls on their landline telephones.  

Hepatitis C Treatment May Cause Death

Posted April 30th, 2013 by admin
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Considered the drug of choice for hepatitis C and chronic liver disease, interferon may cause side effects and even death when used a second time, according to a new review.

How to Read Your Hepatitis C Lab Tests

Posted April 20th, 2013 by admin
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Click to Watch It

Lloyd explains the basics of how to read your hepatitis c blood test reports and what some crucial indicators can tell you about your health.

PWRTALK Radio

Posted April 18th, 2013 by admin
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Lloyd was LIVE on PWRTALK radio
Thursday at 1PM

Listen NOW
click here or above for the archived interview.

My stats and story below

Posted April 10th, 2013 by admin
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Hi Lloyd

I'm writing to get your opinion on where best to spend my limited funds on specifically virus eradication as everything else is in good shape. I see you've got some VEP packages available. My stats and story below -

32, male, found out I had Hep C when I was 18, back in 1999 after both my parents found out they had it. We were the only ones in the family to be positive. Its assumed I was either born with it, or got it from them when I was young. Went through the Interferon treatment with my Dad around 2000, stopped before the year was up because I really didn't enjoy it (obviously) I stopped going to doctors for the next 10 years until about 1/12 years ago when I got a new job and had health insurance again.

I never drank, ate well, and exercised over those last 10 years.

In Apr 2011 I got a full checkup with the following results -
ALT 29
AST 24
Viral load - 459810 (it was 354000 when last tested in 2000)

In Oct 2012 I read your book, and started taking daily -
4 x Naringenin 250mg
2 x Quercetin 300mg
3 x Milk Thistle 550mg
2 x Olive Leaf 405mg
2 x Cat's Claw 330mg

I also take 6-12 grams Vit C daily, selenium, fish oil, misc other vitamins and minerals, and occasionally drink a cup or two or milk thistle tea, and dandelion root.

In Oct 2012 right before I started taking all the supplements -
ALT - 58
AST - 39
Viral load - 702679

Last test was in Dec 2012
ALT - 48
AST - 32
Viral load - 927304

So far no reduction in viral load, so I'm specifically looking to invest my time and money into the more potent virus eradicators and not so much in the general health / liver health, if that makes sense.

Any thoughts?

Thank you!
John

Dead On Whacko

Posted April 5th, 2013 by admin
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From: Jeff
Sent: Wednesday, April 03, 2013 10:48 AM
To: Lloyd Wright
Subject: Re: [Contact Lloyd] INF hastens liver damage in non responders

You're welcome.  I have participated on some forums wherein you are variously referred to as "dead on" or "whacko trying to sell something."  :-)   It is amazing the degree of fear that is raised about true disease, and how trusting and accepting people are of the drugs. 

I ended interferon in 12/08.  My thyroid is still fried, I have psoriasis still and I have arthritis and some degree of cognitive impairment, my liver damage rapidly accelerated to cirrhosis during and immediately after treatment.  I am, however, feeling far far better than I was.  I cannot tell you what a horrible, lonely terrifying experience it was.  Somebody needs to be in jail. 

You have a number of times responded kindly to my inquiries. I thank you very much for doing so.  I occasionally have sent you stuff like the below and will likely continue to do so. 

Stay well!
Yours,
Jeff

see
Nonresponders to Interferon-based Treatment of HCV Exhibit an Increased Long-Term Hazard of Cirrhosis Compared to Never Treated Patients
http://liverlearning.aasld.org/aasld/2012/thelivermeeting/24360/myrna.cozen.nonresponders.to.interferon-based.treatment.of.hcv.exhibit.an.html?history_id=124860

as to causes of depression and damage to brain, see:
http://liverlearning.aasld.org/aasld/2012/thelivermeeting/24334/joerg.schlaak.interferon-alpha.treatment.induces.the.expression.of.html?history_id=124860

Nonresponders to Interferon-based Treatment of HCV Exhibit an Increased Long-Term Hazard of Cirrhosis Compared to Never Treated

Posted April 3rd, 2013 by admin
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The long-term consequences of failed interferon-alpha based hepatitis C treatment on liver morbidity and survival have not been fully explored. We performed retrospective analyses to assess long-term clinical outcomes among treated and untreated patients with hepatitis C virus in two independent cohorts from a United States Veterans Affairs Medical Center and a University Teaching Hospital. Eligible patients underwent liver biopsy during consideration for interferon-alpha based treatment between 1992 and 2007.