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 Newsletter 18
• Dave and his research, from www.gilbertssyndrome.com
• A warning anecdote about household chemicals
• Recipes to boost your liver

 Newsletter 17
• DIY (Do In Yourself?)
• Your One-Week Detox Diet
• 2 people say what it’s like for them

 Newsletter 16
• Show medicines the Yellow Card
• The Liver Diet
• Bilirubin – the facts

 Newsletter 15
• Drug effects in humans – what’s the best way to test?
• Filtering the liver claims.
• Is working good for your health?  An extract from the Department of Work and Pensions on how they feel work can benefit people with health problems.

 Newsletter 14
• Is the internet damaging your health?
• Toxins and liver processing in GS.
• Is coffee good for your liver?
• Savor the richness.

 Newsletter 13
• Vitamins 101
• Zinc Sulphate
• Stories and Queries

 Newsletter 12
• Expert Patients Online
• All About Jaundice.
• And finally

 Newlsetter 11
• Young people and GS (Nicola Theobalds)
• The GI diet (Nicola Theobolds)
• Stories and Queries.

 Newsletter 10
• And now vitamin-rich beer!  A beer that actually protects your liver.
• Boldo, the miracle herb from Latin America
• Notes and Queries – stories of 2 sufferers.

 Newsletter 9
• ‘LLiving Dangerously.  Are everyday toxins making you sick?’ By Pat Thomas. Book Review.
• Toxicity Test
• GS and ME or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
• Notes and Queries

 Newsletter 8
• Itching (Niccola Theobolds)
• A very personal story about Mercury toxicity.
• De-tox for spring, safe and cleansing dietary recommendations
• Notes and queries

This website is produced by a small but friendly organisation working solely for people experiencing Gilbert’s Syndrome.  The information has been painstakingly gathered from years of searching, and some is necessarily anecdotal.  It’s not meant to be a definitive guide to how to deal with Gilbert’s Syndrome, because one of the problems we are set up to overcome is the lack of information and support on this subject.