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Re: cannabis?

brian20 Jul 2006 16:34
Opiates & Tylenol are fine,but always take them with food or at least
shortly after eating(the same for benzo's).Of course I'm having to take
Norco several times a day & Xanax nightly for sleep.

BrianD

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elmoemerson@webtv.net20 Jul 2006 02:23
Re: cannabis?  

Group: alt.support.hepatitis-c Date: Wed, Jul 19, 2006, 5:38pm (CDT-2)
From: zimaky@tgtel.com (Susan)
tom h wrote:
Can smoking pot occasionally affect alt. and ast. levels?I
Oh yes, Pot may help you get through treatment but is bad for the liver.
Along with pain pills too.
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You're obviously misinformed.  Actually, pot helps prevent some types of
carcinoma and opiates are not absorbed in the liver and have absolutley
no ill effects on the organ.  Sounds to me like you have an agenda
there, Susan.  
elmo  

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Susan20 Jul 2006 00:38
> Can smoking pot occasionally affect alt. and ast. levels?I

Oh yes, Pot may help you get through treatment but is bad for the
liver.  Along with pain pills too.

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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