Nigeria

Hepatitis B&C and the most potent naturally available solution

Sunday, April 04, 2021 at 9:09 AM by Adunni Amodeni

Being infected with Hepatitis B is having a fatal disease. Once you are diagnosed with the Virus, it is like a death sentence,”‘. If John Marcus had believed that the symptom-less HEPATITIS virus he was diagnosed with several years ago would metamorphose into CANCER and heeded his physician’s advice, he might have still been alive. As a then director with an oil & gas firm, his monthly pay was fat and life was good, with many friends and family rallying around him. However, his life took a downturn when his company insisted on a compulsory complete health check-up for every staff. It was then at that process that Mohammed was diagnosed with HEPATITIS B.

Marcus had never heard of such disease all his life.

His doctor took time to explain his questions and the dangers that may lie ahead, as it was SYMPTOM-LESS: NO PAIN and no FEELING OF BEING ILL.

Read also

Nigerians Won't be Forced to Take COVID-19 Vaccine, FG says

Marcus never regarded the physician’s advice for further clinical analysis. He walked away, only to resurface years later. Unfortunately, it was too late. The virus had destroyed his liver. The non-symptomatic HEPATITIS HAD TURNED INTO CANCER and after some effort at managing it, HE DIED.

Hepatitis B&C and the most potent naturally available solution — Photo: Smarthealth
Source: UGC

In Nigeria, experts lament that much attention has not been paid to the fight against HBV, even though it is seen to be DEADLIER than liver failure and more INFECTIOUS than Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). (CLICK HERE FOR A POTENT NATURAL SOLUTION)

Just like HIV, the Hepatitis B virus could be transmitted through blood and unlike HIV, through body fluid (e.g Saliva). This makes it MORE INFECTIOUS THAN HIV. Without treatment, the median survival for stage A liver cancer is 3 years. With treatment, between 50 and 70 out of 100 people (between 50 – 70%) will survive for 5 years or more. There is limited data available for the specific types of viral hepatitis in Nigeria. But, According to a new report from the Global Burden of Disease, the Hepatitis viruses kill 1.34 million people a year. By contrast, HIV/AIDS claims 1 million lives a year. That liver damage is the main cause of death for people who are infected. There’s one more thing the viruses have in common: They’re an OVERLOOKED CLUSTER OF KILLERS. People with long-term hepatitis infections often develop cancer in their 30s to 50s. Just like HIV, the Hepatitis B virus could be transmitted through blood and unlike HIV, through body fluid (e.g Saliva). This makes it MORE INFECTIOUS THAN HIV.