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Zinc Supplementation in Alcoholic Cirrhosis
The purpose of this study is to determine if zinc therapy: (1) strengthens your intestine's defensive barrier preventing damaging substances from reaching your liver, (2) decreases liver injury (inflammation, oxidative stress, cell death) and scarring, and (3) improves your liver-related health. Based on our preliminary animal data and other published reports, we expect zinc therapy to achieve all of these goals. Zinc is affordable, available over the counter or by prescription, and has an excellent safety profile. Positive results from this study will show that zinc is a significant therapy for millions of Americans with alcoholic liver disease.
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