The Hepatitis C Lifecycle 

Because it's not a brain cell

Not only do I not have the income to get The Cure, nor the Insurance to cover it (too much for state coverage, too little for private coverage), it costs something over $1000 a day including Medical testing and office visits -- I figured it might run $100,000. to get rid of it. AND -- I've had it for half a century (from a transfusion at LA County General 1969) which has set my whole system up to react unfavorably to pharmaceuticals and most foods (you wouldn't want to live on my diet). I think I'll stick with non-substance therapies. Rife Frequencies and that. Worked on the Bowel Cancers...

@@AveryMilieu yeah its ridiculous how expensive it is like most people including myself cant afford and im so scared