HEPACOL Protects the Liver from Viruses, Alcohol, Drugs & Chemicals

HEPACOL is a powerful anti-oxidant formula that helps revitalize and optimize liver function by protecting the cells of the liver, blocking the entrance of harmful toxins, removing these toxins from the liver cells, and counteracting the harmful viruses, alcohol, drugs, and chemicals on the liver.

It helps the liver return to a healthy state, while enhancing immune function and aiding in the prevention of cancer. It also helps lower cholesterol levels, and reduces the risk of gallstones.

HEPACOL counteracts the hepatitis virus, and helps the body process nutrients, including protein, glucose, vitamins, and fat.

INGREDIENTS:

Ginger Root B.E.E. - contains volatile oils and aromatic constituents that increase bile secretion and inhibit nausea and vomiting, thus impairing appetite and digestion. It also helps lower cholesterol and reduces the formation of gallstones.

Pomegranate Fruit B.E.E. - works as a powerful anti-oxidant that neutralizes damaging superoxide free radicals, cleanses the liver and bloodstream, thereby, rejuvenating the liver's natural detoxification and cleansing functions, and improving the health of the entire liver.

Vitamin and Mineral Complex - in addition to enhancing anti-oxidant activities, they work together to counteract the hepatitis virus, and reduce the toxic effects of alcohol, smoking, drugs, and chemicals. The improve amino acide metabolism, detoxify harmful hepatotoxins, and promote the synthesis of liver cell protein, which will benefit damaged liver cells by recovering their normal structure and function. They also regulate cholesterol levels and enhance immune function and protect against liver cancer.

Thiamine (Vitamin B1) - enhances circulation and assists in blood formation, carbohydrate metabolism, and the production of hydrochloric acid, which is important for proper digestion. Thiamine also optimizes cognitive activity and brain function. It has a positive effect on energy growth, normal appetite, and learning capacity, and is needed for proper muscle tone of the intestines, stomach, and heart. Thiamine also acts as an anti-oxidant, protecting the body from the degenerative effects of aging, alcohol consumption, and smoking.

Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C) - is an anti-oxidant that is required for at least 300 metabolic functions in the body, including tissue growth and repair, adrenal gland function, and healthy gums. It also aids in the production of anti-stress hormones and interferon, an important immune-system protein, and is needed for the metabolism of folic acid, tyrosine, and phenylanine.

Selenium Yeast - inhibits the oxidation of lipids (fats) as a component of the enzyme glutathione peroxidase. It is a vital anti-oxidant, especially when combined with Vitamin E. It protects the immune system by preventing the formation of free radicals that can damage the body.

SUGGESTED USE:

1-2 vegicaps twice daily, with or after meals.

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Fast-Acting Remedies for Liver Diseases (Obstructions)

LIVER DISEASES

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Gallstones, tumors, trauma, and inflammation can cause blockages or obstructions in the ducts draining the liver (bile ducts).

When an obstruction occurs, bile and its associated wastes accumulate in the liver and the patient's skin and eyes often turn yellow (jaundice); bilirubin in the urine turns it a dark brown color, while lack of bilirubin in the intestines causes the stool to become very pale colored (similar symptoms may develop in acute hepatitis and, occasionally, in cirrhosis).

Cholesterol and bile pigments (bilirubin) in the bile may form stones in the gallbladder, where bile is stored.

These stones may or may not cause symptoms and problems, depending on their size and location.

If present for a long time, they may damage the gall bladder and prevent it from working properly; this often causes a feeling of bloating and discomfort in the upper abdomen after meals, especially ones high in fat.

The gallstones may block the duct that drains bile from the gallbladder, causing sharp pain to develop suddenly in the upper right part of the abdomen, and, in many cases, leading to infection of the gallbladder and fever.

Obstruction of the hepatic vein, the vein from the liver, may also occur, reducing blood flow out of the liver. This obstruction may be due to tumors pushing against the vein or from blood clot formation within the vein.

Obstruction may be chronic and cause few symptoms, but they can also be acute and life-threatening.

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Fast-Acting Remedies for Liver Diseases (Hepatitis)

LIVER DISEASES

  

Hepatitis   Fatty Liver   Cirrhosis   Obstruction   Liver Cancer   Genetic Disorders

Lao Tzu said, in his famous book "The Art of War," the basic requisite to win a war is to know well your enemy.  To be able to win our battle against liver disease, therefore, is to start with at least a basic knowledge of the illness. 

LIVER DISEASES

Liver disease is categorized, both by the cause and the effect it has on the liver. 

Causes may include infection, injury, exposure to drugs or toxic compounds, an auto-immune process, or a genetic defect (such as hemochromatosis). 

These causes can lead to hepatitis, cirrhosis, stones that develop and form blockages, fatty liver, and in rare instances, liver cancer. 

Genetic defects can prevent vital liver functions and lead to the deposition and build-up of damaging substances, such as iron or copper.

Hepatitis

  

There are two major forms of hepatitis: one in which the liver is inflamed quickly (called acute hepatitis) and one in which the liver is inflamed and damaged slowly, over a long period of time (called chronic hepatitis).  

While hepatitis can be caused by any of the means mentioned above, most commonly it is due to infection by one of several viruses, termed hepatitis viruses.  These are hepatitis A, B, C, D, and E. 

• Hepatitis A -- spread through infected water and food and is especially common in children.  Adults may experience symptoms, such as jaundice, nausea, diarrhea, and fatigue, but children often do not even know they have been exposed to the virus.

• Hepatitis B -- can be spread by exposure to blood, through sexual relations, and from mother to baby.  Symptoms of hepatitis B may be absent, mild and flu-like, or acute.

• Hepatitis C - spread mainly by exposure to contaminated blood and is less common than hepatitis B as a cause of acute hepatitis, but the majority of the people who contract it become chronically infected, able to spread the infection to others, and usually have chronic damage to the liver.


• Hepatitis D - transmitted by blood and blood products. It only occurs in the presence of hepatitis B infection. The risk factors for infection are similar to those for hepatitis B.


• Hepatitis E - a waterborne disease, and contaminated water or food supplies have been implicated in major outbreaks. Consumption of faecally contaminated drinking water has given rise to epidemics, and the ingestion of raw or uncooked shellfish has been the source of sporadic cases in endemic areas.

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Symptoms of Hepatitis

Typical signs and symptoms of hepatitis include:

• jaundice (yellow discoloration of the skin and sclera of the eyes, dark urine and pale stools),
  
• anorexia (loss of appetite), an enlarged, tender liver (hepatomegaly),
  
• abdominal pain and tenderness,
  
• nausea and vomiting, and
• fever, although the disease may range in severity.

Since the liver is responsible for the metabolism of alcohol, drugs, and environmental toxins, prolonged exposure to any of these can also cause hepatitis and/or cirrhosis. Combinations of drugs (for instance, acetaminophen) and alcohol have the potential to cause life-threatening acute liver failure.