Effective Natural Remedies for Ascites: A Comprehensive Guide

Brewer's Yeast
Posted by Annlee (Indiana) on 09/05/2016
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In her book, "Let's Get Well", Adelle Davis says to take 2 tablespoons of (brewer's ) yeast after each meal for rapid recovery from ascites-- I have seen this work. Good luck


DMSO
Posted by Eddy (Vancouver) on 09/30/2016

Try to consume less salt and reduce water intake, also dry sauna sessions can help, also look into taking milk thistle injections, only available in Germany, god bless


DMSO
Posted by Marius (Romania) on 07/07/2017

What kind of DMSO did he apply? Water or gel or cream?

Thanks!


Natural Diuretics
Posted by Fibe (Terrigal, Nsw) on 10/17/2012

Hello, My husband was diagnosed 11 months ago with terminal liver cancer, cirrhosis and hepatitis C.

He still seems to be defying the dr's diagnosis of only havine 1 year max to live.

The main problem we have control on is the ascites which has been going up and for months but this week he has put on 1 kilo of fluid per day. His dr has increased his diuretics, and we have been using he following natural method which usually helps get rid of the ascites however it does not seem to be working this time: Watermelon, celery seed and parsley juiced together 2 glasses per day to be taken.

Can anyone please suggest any other natural diuretic which could help without the liver needing to metabolise it?

Many Thanks, Fibe

Natural Diuretics
Posted by Mel (Sydney) on 05/23/2015

Chylous ascites is made up of trigylcerides and proteins and lymph. It is not water and does not respond to water pills. It is completely different to lymphedema.


Serrapeptase
Posted by Anglii (Edmonton, Alberta) on 10/29/2011

Not sure which brand works best but "When consumed in unprotected tablets or capsules, the enzyme is destroyed by acid in the stomach. However, enterically-coated tablets enable the enzyme to pass through the stomach unchanged, and be absorbed in the intestine."

So I would make sure any supplement you take has an enteric coating to be of any benefit.

Would like to hear more from Lotusland in Vancouver and Shana in the UK as to how the ascites is responding to Serrapeptase. My dad has ascites due to liver cirrhosis and gets up to 11 litres drained every 2 weeks or so. I also wonder, since the Serrapeptide disolves dead tissue if it would do the same to scar tissue on the liver which causes the ascites in cases with cirrhosis.

Thanks


Serrapeptase
Posted by Vicky (Delhi, India) on 08/05/2012

I would Like to hear from shana and Desiree... Any progress with use of serraP... It's important for me as my father is suffering from ascites due to liver metastasis where the cancer is also at the peritoneal lining. Your feedbacks can help.



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