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    Before you were born, your liver made your blood. Now, it refines and detoxifies everything you eat, breathe, and absorb through your skin.
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    Your liver is your body's internal chemical power plant, converting the nutrients in the food you eat into muscles, energy, hormones, blood clotting factors and immune factors.
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    To keep your and your family's livers healthy you should eat a good diet, exercise, and get lots of fresh air.
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    And most importantly, avoid the things that can cause liver damage -- excessive alcohol, particularly when taken with drugs and medicines, and environmental pollutants.
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    Your liver needs your help each and every day to keep it healthy and hepatitis-free. Your liver isn't just your silent partner – it's your best friend.

Welcome. The Hepatitis Foundation International is dedicated to liver health and the prevention of liver related diseases. We inform and educate by making available reliable and up-to-date facts. We want you to make well-informed decisions for yourself and your loved ones' health and well-being. We are proud to present this website as your personal Internet gateway to hepatitis information and liver care.

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ABC Channel 8  •  Metro DC  •  May 14, 2012

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TOPIC: HEPATITIS TESTING DAY

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which was created by the Hepatitis Foundation International (HFI) to address multiple healthcare concerns to help Americans stay healthy by further promoting Liver Wellness in our society. The combined mission of the Hepatitis Foundation International and it's Partners in Liver Wellness program is to promote liver wellness, healthy lifestyles, and help reduce the incidence of preventable diseases including: obesity, diabetes, fatty liver, hepatitis, HIV, and substance abuse.

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