Need someone besides myself with Hep C to let me know how to deal with the pain and fatigue without insurance

Go online and research olive leaf extract,grapefruit seed extract, and colloidal silver these are natural anti-virals/bacterials and are very potent. I’ve studied these online and used them for years on me and my kids. I get mine from herbalhealer.com and the price is reasonable read the testimonials on the site also. Good luck!

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the treatment for Hep C is interferon but no insurance is a big problem is curable in most cases interferon is a expensive medicine in the alternative medicine Mushrooms like the shitake are helpful they contain a sugar lentinin which stimulates the body’s production off interferon licorice root has an enzyme blocking action that helps block the hep virus to protect the liver from damage alpha lipoic acid is an antioxidant that protects the liver.For the pain if it is in the liver it means liver congestion it has to be decongested Chinese genetian is an specific herb for this and bluplerum this herbs can be found from Julia Chan she sells them in a bottle call Chinese better her web address is www.sensiblehealth.com probably a good treatment for this is (ultra violet blood irradiation) is cheap and effective it was invented in Russia around 1940 steel in use today but not to popular only a handful of doctors know how to do it i in Florida You need something that will help you immune system. Holistic doctors have their patient drink Tahitian Noni Juice. You can do a search for natural remedies for Hep C also. Another place you can try is GNC. They use to have a big book in the store for everything. I think that it is all on a computer now.

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you can actually go to a gastro dr he can help you contact the drug company to send it directly to the dr office at no charge. I have done this and it was a prayer answered. i am now clear

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Here are some listings for clinical trials for treating hepatitis C. There are numerous choices in quite a few states. The drugs and Dr appointments would be covered by whatever drug company was conducting the trials.http://www.hivandhepatitis.com/hep_c/hepc_clin.html#statehttp://www.clinicaltrials.gov/ct/gui/action/FindCondition?ui=D006526&recruiting=true