Modelled supplements for primary biliary cholangitis
Conventional Beliefs
Vitamin D and Calcium: Adequate levels of vitamin D and calcium are important for bone health. Individuals with PBC might be at an increased risk of osteoporosis due to liver damage. Therefore, supplements of vitamin D and calcium might be recommended to support bone health.
Omega-3 Fatty Acids: Omega-3 fatty acids found in fish oil might have anti-inflammatory properties and potentially benefit individuals with liver conditions like PBC by reducing inflammation. However, evidence specific to PBC is limited.
Antioxidants: Some individuals with liver conditions might explore antioxidant supplements like vitamin E or other antioxidants to support liver health. However, evidence supporting their effectiveness in managing PBC is limited, and high doses of some antioxidants may have adverse effects.
Probiotics: While not directly related to PBC, maintaining a healthy gut microbiome might indirectly impact overall health and potentially influence inflammation. Some research suggests that probiotics might have a role in modulating the immune system and reducing inflammation, although specific effects on PBC require further investigation.
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