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Hepatitis

Inflammation of the liver, or hepatitis, is a common symptom of a large number of liver diseases . Mild or more severe hepatitis is one of the most common liver diseases. Strong hepatitis restricts the functioning of the liver and accumulation of bile dyes in the blood leads to jaundice. But even mild chronic hepatitis caused by drugs or alcoholism makes the liver consistently harm and leads to liver cirrhosis . Hepatitis is also a risk factor for liver cancer .

The hepatitis that is feared is infectious jaundice - infectious viral hepatitis. Jaundice is an ancient viral disease that occurs in all mammals and benefits from the blood filter function that the liver performs. In addition, the liver produces bile, which returns to the intestine. This makes the liver an appealing target for parasites. Everything a parasite has to do is run through the intestine into the blood and get caught up in the liver after it's caught. The bruise then easily enters the intestine and out of the body where it can infect other hosts. This is how not only infectious jaundice, but also many tapeworms and motolice.

There are several types of hepatitis ( Hepatitis A , B , C and others), but all work similarly. During their long evolution, the hepatitis viruses have gained unprecedented resistance - dirt, soil and water in the affected areas is full of viable hepatitis viruses waiting for their opportunity. After successful infection, it is very convenient for them to stay in the liver for years and to give as many new infectious material as possible. The hepatitis virus does what it can to prevent harm to its host, so many people are genuinely indifferent to its existence. However, hepatocytes can not be avoided, mild or stronger inflammation of the liver (hepatitis) and an increased risk of liver cancer . If the virus of the jaundice was even smarter and did not even cause these problems, we could ignore it all just as we ignore the cunning Demedox folliculorum parasite that cleanses our pores to make our skin look better. Because, unfortunately, the virus of jaundice is not so smart, we ought to know about it, and with proper hygiene or vaccination to protect it.

Potential of adaptogen against hepatitis

Adaptogens have direct antiviral and even antibacterial effects , but these are not enough to cure an extensive internal infection such as jaundice. The cytoprotective effect of adaptogens, however, greatly reduces the damage done by the hepatitis virus in our body. It's a similar situation to influenza - they do not have herbs or drugs for immediate cure, but they can greatly alleviate the annoying nature of the disease and speed a return to health.

Specific hepatic protective effects ( hepatoprotective effects ) have multiple natural adapogenic effects . Their protective effect is partly due to an increase in the ability of the liver to withstand chemical and biological stress (for example, oxidative stress), partly by the action of inflammation of the liver and partly by improving the regeneration of the liver.

Particular mention is made of the natural adaptogens used for the treatment of liver diseases in TČM. According to Lam2016hec they are mainly: latin softener , ginseng right (also ginseng american , notoginseng , ginseng japanese , ginseng vietnamski other ginseng ), Chinese coptis, Chinese gingerbread , licorice , turmeric and two standard herbal mixtures of TČM, liver in general. Wogonin from Guy2007ava has a hepatitis B infection. Hepato-toxic hepatitis is also associated with the chemoprotective effects of adaptogens.

| 2008 - 4.11.2018