Vaseem Choudhary of Homeo Care Clinic typically sees slow improvement over 3-6 months, with the advantage of treating underlying causes Consistency is key, no matter what treatment, and Dr
Milk thistle (Silybum marianum): Supports liver cell protection and regeneration during medication stress N-acetylcysteine (NAC): Replenishes glutathione and reduces oxidative burden Vitamin C & zinc: Essential for collagen synthesis, immune recovery, and wound healing Vitamin D + K2: Support bone density, calcium balance, and immune regulation Adaptogens (e.g., ashwagandha, rhodiola): Help buffer adrenal stress and support circadian rhythm balance Nutritional & Lifestyle Foundations Emphasize adequate protein intake (collagen, eggs, wild-caught fish) to counter muscle and connective tissue loss Include antioxidant-rich foods such as citrus, berries, cruciferous vegetables, and green tea Support vitamin D status through sunlight exposure and appropriate D3 + K2 supplementation Incorporate weight-bearing exercise and supportive modalities (e.g., red-light therapy) to preserve bone and muscle Functional Medicine Monitoring and Recovery Considerations Assess and monitor: vitamin D, magnesium, zinc, selenium, fasting glucose, and bone density Support detoxification: use strategies such as sulforaphane and NAC to assist liver and mitochondrial function Taper thoughtfully: when appropriate, work with a qualified clinician to gradually reduce steroid use while restoring adrenal balance and nutrient status While corticosteroids exert their effects by overriding stress and immune signaling, other commonly used pain medicationssuch as acetaminophen (Tylenol)disrupt healing through different metabolic pathways
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These medical-grade injections are strategically designed to boost metabolism, optimize fat-burning processes, and provide the energy needed to make weight loss more achievable
Specific pointers include: maintaining a healthy weight by avoiding junk food and getting enough exercise avoiding vitamins and food supplements which contain copper limiting copper-rich foods avoiding alcohol taking medication consistently navigating new health insurance in countries without universal health insurance arranging medical follow-up and monitoring, which may involve navigating transition from pediatric to adult providers or to providers in a new geographic locale Written by Karen Quellen, MD and reviewed by Eve Roberts, MD, WDA Medical Advisory Committee member Donations Why Your Donation Matters Your donation to the Wilson Disease Association does more than keep the lights onit powers education, awareness and action
