It’s not the viral you look at . It’s your surface antigen HBVs <100 to be called functionally cured . You can still developed cirrhosis or HCC.
Hi @Mila,
Some studies have shown evidence that fasting especially intermittent fasting has health benefits. I am not exactly sure if this link (it effect on HBV viral load) specifically has been studied or explored though. Great question. Bansah1
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@Ccheng8346 ,Hopefully I’m not going to anytime soon 
…it’s just since there is no cure for chronic HBV, viral load is the only thing I can manage and be in control of, still something …)
I agree. There is a lot of work being done on this. Let’s remain hopeful, that it happens soon. Thanks, Bansah1.
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The best you can do is to exercise and maintain your ALT in the teens like 15, 16 stay below 25. The next 5 yrs will be exciting to find at least a functional cure. Not all HEPA B become cirrhotic or developed HCC depends on the viral genotype
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I’ve just moved this question to a more appropriate existing thread. Please see above for the responses on this topic.
Thomas
@Ccheng8346 Thats for sure! Also I find stress much more harmful than a bad diet and lack of exercise for the liver, and very hard to maintain mental stability these days….