Natural Remedies for Gilbert's Syndrome: Dietary, Herbal, and Lifestyl

Hey, the good thing is that in your case, GS is mostly harmless and is 'condition free'. I know your condition the yellowing of the eyes is annoying to say the least, but on one hand be thankful that you don't have some other serious conditions that can occur from GS. Since it is a genetic liver condition (passed from one or more of your relatives), there may not be a lot you can do, but...I would focus on cleaning up your liver as best you can. Use supplements directed at your liver (not really a thing despite what you read online), but some things like milk thistle, curcumin do work to a degree to aid in liver function. The whole liver cleaning is not a thing so to speak, it is that people need to clean up their entire body and the liver gets healthy. I think more of a general cleaning you need to do. That might help. You need to clean up your diet as best you can, get some exercise regularly, and supplement, supplement, supplement. A, B's, C, D3, E, Iron, Selenium, Zinc, Lugols Iodine, Quercetin, NAC, Magnesium...are the most important. While it is not known if you can cure this yellowing you speak of-I could not find any relatable studies or evidenciary based reversals-but I did find a few stories where people eyes did fade. So...I will end with saying I wish you the best and I understand your concern. I hope it works out for you.

Hello again, sorry for the quick post again, but I do have a unique treatment idea.

H2O2 therapy. I know...Peroxide? But let me explain.

So I have thousands of papers on research in regards to health, as well as old medical both traditional and alternative books. Something that has come up recently is H2O2 a lot.

I, or we have first hand research on H2O2 currently.

Lately after years of trying several natural or organic or safe deodorants to no avail...we tried H2O2. Natural/Organic deodorants never work. Either they are greasy, too dry, do not hide smell when heating up, and since we hit the gym 6 days a week, run and hike, we like to smell as good as we can while doing it!

Never found anything that worked. Well, worked but not good. Unfortunately the toxic stuff is the best! Funny how that it. But I am digressing here.

So I was going through some notes and found H2O2 papers. A long story short, we have been using it for 2 weeks now, and it works amazing. Just put it in a spray bottle, spray it in the armpits. You can rub it in as it will leak. But it wasn't the amazing affect as a deodorant/antiperspirant that got us. Some interesting things started to happen. Myself, had some scars start disappearing. Some skin issues I had since a baby on my knees and elbows have healed! It feels like brand new skin replacing the old. But another great affect is energy. We can't believe the energy we have now. Its not a 'boost' or turbo effect, but just like another level up.

So I dug into more research and found that indeed these are some of the effects when using H2O2 on your body.

Of course there is the H2O2 therapy where you drink drops of it, the Gerson therapy where you rub it all over your body and about a dozen other papers I found that refer to it's amazing effects.

So to put it into simplicity, when H2O2 enters the body, essentially it is harmless to healthy cells. But when it finds sick/damaged/dying/defective cells, it kills them off.

Leading to improving health. I did find one small study that refered to someone using it for a long time, and noticed that their skin got better, their joint pain got better, their eyesight got better and so on. Of course no one can know if that is confirmed since there are no large studies done, but on top of everything else, it could...could work. I hope it helps.

Hi Shannan,

The yellowish whites of the eyes in Gilbert's Syndrome is generally caused by elevated bilirubin levels. Selenium has shown the ability to lower bilirubin levels as discussed here :

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/24191312/#:~:text=Sodium selenite supplementation markedly reduced, the thioacetamide induced liver cirrhosis.

Here is a relevant quote from the link :

' Sodium selenite supplementation markedly reduced total bilirubin and ALT activity and restored the antioxidant enzymes (SOD and GSH) and MDA and catalase activity. These results indicate that sodium selenite successively attenuates the thioacetamide induced liver cirrhosis. '

Given that you are dealing with the liver, you should discuss trying selenium as Selenomethionine with your doctor for approval and supervision by your doctor as regular testing may be needed to confirm the Selenomethionine is lowering an elevated bilirubin level.

Art