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Increased GGT Level

2018-04-03 16:12:27
Hello Doctor, for the past 3 months i have been taking Vitamin D3 supplement (10000iu) and Vitamin B12 (5000mcg) daily. My recent reports have shown that my GGT level has risen to 111 which previously was under 50. What should i do to reduce my GGT level, also should i stop taking vitamin supplements? My age is 50, Female.
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Please Stop vit D, b12 Do following.. Wake up early go for morning walk in greenery daily with relaxed mind Do some relaxing exercise daily Have exposure to mild sunlight daily Take salads and fruits more Take dates beet root jaggery green leafy vegetables regularly Take Kumariasav 15 ml Twice a day for 6 weeks Lohasav 10 ml Twice a day for 6 weeks Recheck your liver profile after 6 weeks Send me report on practo

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