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caliborpee
caliborpee

I have seen many controversial posts about the effect of calcium glucarate in patients with GS, what has been your experience with it or other supplements? My stomach cramps a lot during the day and there is no other explanation than my GS diagnosis, many here suffer as well with ghost symptoms. Also is there an ideal diet to take?

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  • traudley
    traudley caliborpee

    Posted

    Hi Caliborpee

    I have do not take supplements so cannot help you. I endeavour to drink as

    Much water as possible and limit tea etc. The symptoms for Gilbert's are horrendous

    Although some people say that there aren't any! Eat plenty of fruit and vegetables and be

    Mindful of processed foods. I am always mindful of fats and sugars and how

    They make me feel as I find at times not tolerating them. Gilbert's syndrome for me was found

    When I was getting tested for other things. Keep yourself as well as you can?

  • Kwenda
    Kwenda caliborpee

    Posted

    I have never found a suppliment that assists in any way.

    However some medical research shows that spices and herbs can cause Gilbert's Disease as the liver has to process this type of food additive.

    I then stopped eating ALL spices and herbs and my bilirubin level dropped from over 100 down to a near normal 22.

    It took about a month for this to work so don't expect overnight changes..!

    Nothing to loose and worth a try I would suggest.

  • sergio41092
    sergio41092 caliborpee

    Posted

    I got very good result with an aminoacid "l-taurine".

    In fact it changed my life. Also, if you live in Italy, the

    water of a place called Chianciano. You must drink it

    in loco. Since I am a little far, Guatemala, I will continue with Taurine.

    Wishes of good health to you all.

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