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Liver failure is characterized by acute or chronic decrease and loss of liver functions resulting from any kinds of liver diseases or liver damages. Western Medicine lacks effective drugs for liver failure treatments. ACMA Treatment for Liver Failure On March 3, 2004, ACMA received a liver failure patient who had been receiving Western Medicine treatments before visiting ACMA. The Western Medicine treatments could not control the liver failure process and her liver enzymes continuously increased to dangerous high levels. Her ANA EIA Positive (ref: negative) Bilirubin, Direct 0.4 (ref: 0.0--0.3) GGT 141 (ref: 2-60) AST 670 (ref: 2-35) ALT 904 (ref: 2-40) LD 382 (ref: 100-250) % Saturation 52 (ref: 15-50) After nearly two months CHM treatments at ACMA, the patient's clinical conditions got significantly improved. The patient's liver enzymes tested on April 24, 2004 were as follows: GGT 46 (ref: 2-60) AST 32 (ref: 2-35) ALT 50 (ref: 2-40) The patient's condition continuously improved. The liver enzymes tested on May 23, 2004 were as follows: Bilirubin , Direct 0.1 (ref: 0.0-0.3) AST 27 (ref: 2-35) ALT 31 (ref: 2-40) The patient's liver failure has been stopped and reversed by the CHM treatments at ACMA. Her life has been saved by CHM treatments without doing liver transplant. As of June 2006 when this case report was prepared, the patient's liver enzymes are still in the normal ranges. The patient is very grateful to ACMA for saving her life by means of CHM. Related links:
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