Many people are choosing to delay Hep C treatment in the hope that new and better treatments will be available in a year or two.
Hep C symptoms may be slow moving, but there’s still risk in delaying treatment.
First, some people may have Hep C symptoms that progress quickly—causing unanticipated liver damage. Second, there’s no guarantee that any of the promised treatments will be available. Many make headlines only to die when some harsh side-effect is discovered. And if they don’t hit market, the delay in treatment could decrease the chances of successful treatment—decreasing viral load and slowing or stopping Hep C symptoms from progressing.
So why do people wait?
Because the current treatment for Hep C is long, expensive, and causes harsh side-effects. With doctor supervision, people are delaying treatment to preserve their lifestyles. Although Hep C causes liver damage, it doesn’t cause strong enough symptoms to be felt until it’s too late—so on the one hand, you can keep living a normal life, but on the other, you risk liver cancer or liver failure.
If you’re one of those waiting, it’s more important that you lead a healthy life than for other people. If your immune system is the only thing fighting Hep C infection, than you need to support it! (Click here for tips on supporting your immune system).
Would you wait for a better Hep C treatment, or avoid the risk?
Products mentioned in this article
Why Colloids for Life
- True colloids, not ionic solutions. Predominantly metal nanoparticles — not dissolved ions or silver protein.
- Independently tested. Particle size, concentration and purity verified by the Colloidal Science Laboratory.
- Two ingredients. Pure metal and pharmaceutical-grade deionized water. No additives, no stabilisers, no salts.
- Shipping since 2003. Tens of thousands of orders, with a 90-day satisfaction guarantee.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Consult your healthcare practitioner before beginning any supplement programme.
