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*Results may vary. The information in this site is NOT to be construed as medical advice. Cirrhosis of the liver is a serious condition and if you have it, you should see a doctor. I am not a doctor and am not able to dispense medical advice. My husband saw a doctor (many of them) and they were able to do things for him that I could not. However, they were unable to recommend alternative treatments, and in MY OPINION they were VERY beneficial to my husband, so I am providing some of that information here. My husband and I tried all of these alternative therapies at our own risk, and if you try them you will be doing the same. At your own risk. No promises are made in this blog. I am not saying there is a cure for cirrhosis or any other condition. However, I believe most people can get well, like my husband did. My husband is alive, happy, productive, functional and has his energy back. He no longer worries about having to go on disability or getting a $577,000 liver transplant. Cirrhosis is a serious condition. He is currently in the fibrosis stage (Stage 2 liver disease), which is still serious. I cannot guarantee you will have the same results. I just want you to know about what worked well for my husband. I hope you will share what you learned with others, and share your story with us as well. This blog was made for YOU! Thanks for visiting!

Friday, December 23, 2016

One more reason I don't think a transplant is the answer

I was just watching this video on ATP and respiration.  I've watched several of this guy's videos, and they're all really good.  But because biology is so confusing to me, a lot of it just goes right over my head unless I hear it 10 times. 

Anyway, as I was listening to him talk about all the chemical processes that are involved in the human body, I couldn't help but think... where in the world did we get the idea that a doctor is more powerful than the mechanisms of our own bodies?

Our own bodies are comprised of this CONSTANT chemical orchestra, of cells and dna and mitochondria and ATP and so many different biological processes, happening at the same time, in our trillions of cells.

Please watch this video below, and see if you don't agree with me. Our bodies and our cells are so incredibly complex.  Our cells are constantly working to keep us alive!  It just seems to me that a doctor stepping in with a knife and some anesthesia is no match for what the body might be capable of doing, on it's own, if we just let it do it's job!



Just my opinion, as usual : )

Ellie

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