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from my personal experience I've been smoking medical marijuana for a whole year now n honestly i haven't been eating healthy foods or work out/ stay in shape. i still look n feel healthy n still have no discoloration of the skin. so in my personal opinion yes medical marijuana does help slow down the process of Hep-C deteriorating your liver, or any other symptom's your affected by.
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