Lloyd Wright {dot} org

From: Debra  
Sent: Friday, February 18, 2011 1:59 PM
To: Lloyd Wright
Subject: hello

Hi Lloyd

Thank you so very much for the d-mannose U-Track.. I looked it up on the internet and most articles say that most people had UTI infections off and on for years and couldn't get rid of it until thay found mannose.  They also mentioned E-Coli in almost every article.  I didn't feel like I had UTI,  I'm positive it was my kidneys but, then again I'm not a doctor.  I really feel like the kidney problem was related to my liver and the HCV because of the brown urine and back pain.

Every year, hundreds of kidneys are thrown out because they may be infected with hepatitis C, but they could help many hepatitis C-infected patients waiting for a transplant, Johns Hopkins researchers report.

In fact, since 1995, more than 3,500 kidneys infected with hepatitis C were thrown away. Using hepatitis C-infected kidneys has been controversial, in part due to a 1 percent difference in one-year survival and a 2 percent difference in three-year survival among these patients, the researchers noted.