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Q: Hello to everyone,
A doctor contacted me about his wife regarding her condition. She has congenital hepatic fibrosis. He has been very disappointed with the traditional medical approach. Does anyone have any experience with this condition? Any input would be helpful. Thank you Frederick Hult DC, PhD, DACBI DACBN

A1: Dear Doctor:
Iโ€™d suggest two things. Speak to Dr Dean Bonlie DDS expert on high Gauss magnetic healing with the 10 ton MME device available in 6 locations from Dallas to Detroit, as he has a well-documented case completely reverted to normal. Liver is the best organ for this treatment, which does help all tissues but nothing as certain as liver responses, even terminal cirrhosis. Magnetico is in Calgary, Canada.

On that note, EDTA also reverses terminal cirrhosis by a different mechanism and these treatments are BOTH COMPATIBLE. I would do everything I do for detoxing from my Power Drink to Heavy Detox and extra Essential Daily Defense and Beyond Chelation-Improved and Wobenzym (for its Iron chelation effects, 10 tid) and IV standard infusions, 30-500 like 2-3 a week. They will have to have 20-40 10 hour days on the MME table treating the liver to change this.

If confused about how aggressively I use Oral and IV Chelation speak to my nutritionist assistant, Sandie Taft, at Longevity Plus, 928-474-3684 ext 131, as she hears this program all the time and can explain it better than I can write it.

Sincerely,

Garry F. Gordon MD,DO,MD(H)
President, Gordon Research Institute
http://www.gordonresearch.com

A2: We cannot give any medical advise. If the person wants to ask their practitioner about drinking 2 to 4 ozs of our H G Juice twice daily, that is fine. Our Basic Mindell Plus Pack can be taken twice daily with food as well. Dr Earl Mindell

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Hepatic fibrosis, liver disease is hereditary congenital and hereditary. Refers to both the liver and kidneys. And "the proliferation of interlobular bile ducts in portal areas and, consequently, fibrosis of the portal vein leading to portal hypertension. The liver fibrosis due to an imbalance between the production and dismantlement of the extracellular matrix. star scale cells and portal myofibroblasts of bone marrow cells with the approach of a complex interaction between cells of the liver cells of the immune system causes scarring due to liver damage.