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In this practical and patient-focused video, Dr. Nadege Gunn, a hepatologist based in Waco, Texas, shares essential diet and lifestyle strategies for individuals living with Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC). Addressing a common question—“What can I eat or do to feel better?”—Dr. Gunn highlights the benefits of a balanced, Mediterranean-style diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, fish, and olive oil. She emphasizes bone health as a key concern for PBC patients, recommending adequate intake of vitamin D and calcium, resistance-based exercises, and regular weight-bearing activity. The video also stresses the importance of monitoring fat-soluble vitamin levels (A, D, E, and K), avoiding alcohol, and supplementing with a multivitamin if needed. Dr. Gunn further underscores the role of maintaining a healthy weight, staying active, avoiding smoking, and ensuring hepatitis A and B vaccinations to prevent additional liver complications. Whether you're a provider looking to guide patients or someone living with PBC seeking actionable advice, this video offers valuable lifestyle recommendations to help manage the disease and improve overall liver health.
Thank you Gilead Sciences, Inc. for your support on this FAQ Video Module.
In this practical and patient-focused video, Dr. Nadege Gunn, a hepatologist based in Waco, Texas, shares essential diet and lifestyle strategies for individuals living with Primary Biliary Cholangitis (PBC). Addressing a common question—“What can I eat or do to feel better?”—Dr. Gunn highlights the benefits of a balanced, Mediterranean-style diet rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, fish, and olive oil. She emphasizes bone health as a key concern for PBC patients, recommending adequate intake of vitamin D and calcium, resistance-based exercises, and regular weight-bearing activity. The video also stresses the importance of monitoring fat-soluble vitamin levels (A, D, E, and K), avoiding alcohol, and supplementing with a multivitamin if needed. Dr. Gunn further underscores the role of maintaining a healthy weight, staying active, avoiding smoking, and ensuring hepatitis A and B vaccinations to prevent additional liver complications. Whether you're a provider looking to guide patients or someone living with PBC seeking actionable advice, this video offers valuable lifestyle recommendations to help manage the disease and improve overall liver health.