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Because cirrhosis cannot be cured, treatment focuses on preventing further liver damage, easing symptoms, and reducing the impact of complications. The liver is a large organ and is able to perform many of its vital functions despite some damage. Removing the causes of cirrhosis increases your chances of recovering and carrying on a more normal life.
Treatment involves the following:Lifestyle changesMedicationsSurgeryAlternative and complementary therapies
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Best gluten-free flour!
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Best gluten-free flour!
I bought this product based on a few recommendations from different cookbooks especially from Babycakes cookbook. This flour made some great gluten-free, vegan chocolate chip cookies! The texture of the flour was was very good and was a success for baking.
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Best gluten-free flour!
Posted by Reviewer2947028 on Feb 03, 2010 | Verified Purchase
I bought this product based on a few recommendations from different cookbooks especially from Babycakes cookbook. This flour made some great gluten-free, vegan chocolate chip cookies! The texture of the flour was was very good and was a success for baking.
Posted by Reviewer1816976 on Mar 31, 2011 | Verified Purchase
This baking flour goes with everything, makes baking easy
Good product
Posted by Reviewer1062430 on Dec 13, 2010 | Verified Purchase
I'm still working out the kinks of gluten-free baking, but this flour is the best wheat substitute I've tried.
My new favourite flour!
Posted by Reviewer1072897 on Jan 06, 2013 | Verified Purchase
This works great in basically everything! Together with the xanthan gum, the batter smells and tastes like (excuse the language) shit before you put it in the oven. But as soon as it is all done and ready, the outcome has always been awesome! Apple cake and the banana bread back on the packaging has been my favourite cakes to use this flour in by far :)
BEST of the Best
Posted by Reviewer2924771 on Jan 14, 2010 | Verified Purchase
Made some excellent pizza crust with this.
Must have
Posted by Reviewer3362683 on Mar 23, 2010 | Verified Purchase
On a Gluten Free diet, you just have to have BRM all purpose baking flour. Iherb has excellent prices too.
Flour Works Great!
Posted by Reviewer1407811 on Jul 18, 2008 | Verified Purchase
I used this flour in a recipe calling for non gluten all purpose flour and my recipe came out great.
BAKES WELL - Measures like regular wheat flour. Celiac - no allergic reaction
Posted by coconut on Jun 25, 2012 | Verified Purchase
No more trying to convert or adjust other flours for family recipes. No need to mix with other gluten-free flours. You can use this just like wheat flour when called for in recipes. I do not know if this works in a bread machine, but it baked well. I have celiac and had no reaction to this product. I made the "crazy cake" (chocolate cake) recipe found on the bob's red mill website. It was super!
Posted by Reviewer2323904 on Jan 20, 2009 | Verified Purchase
Better for stomach than whole wheat.
Posted by 5441183253218549231 on Mar 27, 2017 | Verified Purchase
I love this flour. The problem with almost all the gluten free flours are that they are mostly rice, rice, rice, maize, maize, maize. Not here and it bakes great.

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Self-Improvement Wednesday: Science of the teenage brain
27/03/2013 , 9:49 AM by Christine Gallagher
Your lesson this week: The science of the teenage brain
Your teacher is Professor Ian Hickie, Executive Director of the Brain and Mind Research Institute.
We know from experience that adolescence is a transitional period between childhood and adulthood but it is also scientifically a time when the brain is undergoing a final phase of development.
The science of the teenage brain helps us understand why adolescents tend to wake later in the morning and engage in experimental behaviour. It also gives us insights into the effects of alcohol consumption on the teenage brain.
Listen to the full lesson after 5.15pm on Drive with Richard Glover.
You can also subscribe to the free podcast by searching for Self Improvement Wednesday in your podcast store or by copying this address into your podcast software: http://abc.net.au/sydney/features/selfimprovement/selfimprovement.xml
Next week: The theory and application of island biogeography with Professor Richard Kingsford from the University of NSW.
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