The best nutritional therapy is planned around maintaining your weight with an aggressive diet. The RDA for protein may not be high enough for your needs, but is a good place to start until you know what your blood proteins are. There are several oral nutritional supplements designed for persons with liver disease and are high in specific amino acids that support the liver. Ask a Dietitian to recommend one for you. Hepatic-Aid II by McGaw and NutriHep Diet by Clintec are two.
Weight loss has a negative impact on immunity.
If you are underweight, your diet plan needs increased calories to gain weight to a normal body weight for your height. A high fat diet or alcohol is not recommended in treatment of hepatitis. Fat is metabolized by the liver into bile and other blood fats.