Come see the Sphinx and save on Sovaldi.
That’s the implicit pitch of an unusual campaign that’s spurring dozens of hepatitis C patients to fly to Egypt each month in pursuit of a cure they can afford.
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I suggest all those interested in the treatment of HCV look at Aethlon Medical’s Hemopurifier® and its ability to remove both the HCV and its toxins that impair the ability of the immune system to recognize the pathogen.
I’m am interested in your treatment information for my husband with Hepatitis c Geno 2 . He had a heart attack after taking Sofosbuvir Solvaldi. Can you email me. Thank you