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Can i have high vitamin c therapy? i have elevated enzymes... can vitamin c hurt the livers?
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Ascorbic acid: Rather than creating liver disease vitamin C may actually be used to treat some forms of this. If your enzymes are elevated you need a full detailed examination to determine the cause and assess modalities of treatment. See a GI doctor or your PCP and continue the workup.
Answered 6/16/2014
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