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Can lysine help lower high liver enzymes?
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Lysine: Lysine has been associated with various health benefits- protects against cold sores, anxiety reduction, improves calcium absorption, promotes wound healing. I am unaware that lysine has signficant benefits for reducing high liver enzymes.
Answered 9/24/2019
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