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Re: cannabis?

Ally18 Jul 2006 05:58
> Can smoking pot occasionally affect alt. and ast. levels?I just finished tx
> and was told enzyme levels were higher than the last time i was checked.if
> pot does'nt affect ast&alt,what foods and stuff should be avoided?glad to
> find this group!nice to have others to fight this demon with!

I don't really have much experience in this myself but did read this
article awhile back:
http://www.natap.org/2005/HCV/062705_01.htm

Ally :)

tom h18 Jul 2006 00:46
Can smoking pot occasionally affect alt. and ast. levels?I just finished tx
and was told enzyme levels were higher than the last time i was checked.if
pot does'nt affect ast&alt,what foods and stuff should be avoided?glad to
find this group!nice to have others to fight this demon with!

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