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Today, we're going to talk about the relationship between hepatitis C, iron, and cirrhosis.

What are the symptoms of hep C?

And by the way, hepatitis C is the most common type of hepatitis, and we're talking about

a specific virus.

So the main symptoms would be fatigue, flu-like symptoms, darker urine, abdominal pain,

yellow skin, eyes, and there's many, many more.

Now what's interesting about hep C is that there's a high rate of people with hep C that

also have high iron.

And when you have hepatitis C, it makes it more difficult to get rid of iron.

So usually you're going to have iron overload, and that iron creates oxidation and a lot

of free radicals, and that's what's going to lead to inflammation and cirrhosis.

And not only that, iron is needed to keep the virus that's causing the problem in reproducing

production mode, so it actually thrives on iron.

So there's three things that I would recommend.

There's something called lactoferin.

You can get it from the health store, probably online, but it's in breast milk.

It's also something called colostrum, which is in breast milk, but it can be extracted

from colostrum in cow's milk, and you can get it as a supplement based on certain studies,

which I'm going to put a link down below.

You don't want to take less than 3.6 grams to create the effect, because lactoferin

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