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Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Gluten sensitivity symptoms can include digestive and neurological complaints … Just as with celiac disease, gluten sensitivity can cause fatigue, brain fog, and … with celiac disease (if you have dermatitis herpetiformis, you also have celiac …
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Over 200 people participated in Walk MS at Northwest High School. MS is a potentially disabling disease of the central nervous system that affects the brain. One goal of this event was to help raise awareness. Jodi Lang, the lead fundraiser, was diagnosed …
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Information about celiac disease including its symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment. … enteropathy, is an autoimmune disorder affecting the digestive system. … as the presence of a blistering, itchy skin rash known as dermatitis herpetiformis.
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Walking is more than just good for your health; it can help lead to a cure for Parkinson’s Disease. The fifth annual Parkinson … Parkinson’s is a progressive disorder of the central nervous system that affects movement. It usually develops in …
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Monday, April 18, 2016


Source:
European Association for the Study of the Liver
Summary:
New data demonstrates that generic direct-acting antivirals are as effective and safe as branded treatments to cure hepatitis C.

The high costs of branded DAAs prevent access to treatment in many countries.1 Generic DAAs are being mass-produced and are available for less than 1% of the retail price of their branded counterparts. Medication costing $94,000 per person in the US can currently be obtained for less than $1,000 as a generic, and a 12 week course of treatment could be produced for as little as $200 in the future.
"Our interim data suggests a potential solution for Hepatitis C patients in areas where treatment access has been restricted as a result of the high prices demanded for branded treatment," said Dr James Freeman, of GP2U Telehealth, Hobart, Australia and lead author of the study. "At the price level of generic direct-acting antivirals, treating the entire global Hepatitis C epidemic could be financially feasible. Furthermore, if a patient is cured of Hepatitis C, there is evidence for improved survival, and lower risks of liver cancer and liver cirrhosis and cured patients could return to work, delivering further economic benefits to society."
In this study, people with HCV legally imported low-cost generic treatment to cure their infection. The study included people treated in Australia, USA, UK, Canada, Europe, SE Asia and Africa.
Generic DAAs were first evaluated for quality in Australia, using high precision liquid chromatography, nuclear magnetic resonance and mass spectroscopy. Patients were assessed pre-treatment, during treatment, and then at weeks 4 (SVR4) and 12 (SVR12) following the end of treatment. The objective of the analysis was to assess the efficacy and safety of generic DAAs legally imported for each patient's personal use.
The interim results show that for genotype 1 the overall SVR rate was 95%. Treatment with generic sofosbuvir and ledipsavir led to SVR4 rates of 93% and treatment with generic sofosbuvir and daclatasvir led to SVR4 rates of 97%.
"Across all genotypes, the SVR rate was 94% after treatment with generic DAAs. This indicates that generic DAAs can deliver the same success rates as branded equivalents, but at a price which is 1/100th of the current cost," explained Dr James Freeman.
"There is a clear role for generic treatments such as these for people with Hepatitis C across the world. The implications of increased availability of these drugs could be enormous, presenting more people with the possibility of a 'cure' for what is often a debilitating condition," said Professor Laurent Castera, EASL Secretary General.
References
1 Andrieux-Meyer I, et al. Disparity in market prices for hepatitis C virus direct-acting drugs. The Lancet Global Health. Volume 3, No.11, e676-e677, November 2015.

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The above post is reprinted from materials provided by European Association for the Study of the Liver

Wednesday, April 13, 2016



A couple of weeks ago I got a little patch of dermatitis on my leg and thought I’d have a go at finding a dermatitis treatment that was natural. I wanted to share with you my experience in case it is helpful for anyone out there!
Step 1: Identifying the skin condition as dermatitis
When I first got the little itchy, red, rash on my leg, I wasn’t sure what it was. Was it a fungal skin condition? was it eczema? or some kind of rash? To try and clarify things, I looked through some photos on google images (you may need a strong stomach for google imaging skin conditions! – proceed with caution! lol!). After a thorough bit of google research and seeing several photos that looked exactly like what I had, I was fairly confident that what I had was dermatitis (in my case it was probably brought on by a combination of dry skin and, according to the location of the rash, Traditional Chinese Medicine would locate it on the Liver channel, which may be to do with feelings of frustration and irritability which are things I had been experiencing at the time the dermatitis came up).
Step 2: How I found a natural remedy for dermatitis
eczema or inflammation itchy skin condition treating and treatment natural remedies for dermatitis - coconut oil or butter soothes naturallyOnce I knew what the rash was called (“dermatitis”) I just googled “natural treatment for dermatitis” and the first helpful article that came up was a great article on home remedies for dermatitis, and it suggested in point number 1 to try using high quality, organic, virgin, Coconut Oil (sometimes also called coconut butter since it’s solid at room temperature in colder.
NB In picking a coconut oil, I think it’ a good idea for buying one in a GLASS container, not plastic, because glass helps preserve the purity of the coconut oil better. There are some theories that plastic may leach plasticy chemicals into the product, especially with very fat-rich products like coconut oil.
Important note: In rare cases, some people, especially people with nut allergies, may be sensitive to coconut oil, so make sure you are not sensitive to it before use.
Step 3: Treating my dermatitis with coconut oil / butter
I applied a small amount of coconut oil to my rash, and the cooling feel of the oil on my skin was immediately soothing and relieved the itching. I massaged the oil in gently, loving the coconutty aroma. I applied the coconut oil about twice a day (morning and night) for the first few days – sometimes more than twice a day if the area was particularly irritating / itchy. Every day it looked better and better and after a little over a week, it was completely gone.
The way I look at it, I think a good guide to know if the method is helping, is to see if you can see any improvement after the first few applications. If it feels better, I continue, and if it feels worse, I stop and look for other possible methods of treatment.