Vitamins and supplements
Vitamin E
Medication for the condition on the FAA's MASH/NASH (liver) worksheet
Taken for: MASH/NASH (liver)Taking it for something else? The entries here do not cover that use. The FAA may address it in the guidance for your condition. Ask your examiner.
Examiner
CACI: the examiner can issue when the condition's worksheet criteria are met. Applicants for first- or second-class must provide the worksheet's information annually; applicants for third-class with each required exam
For MASH/NASH (liver), the FAA's CACI – MASH/NASH (Liver) Worksheet lists vitamin E among the medications for the condition, in any combination of none, vitamin E and weight loss medication (with a note to see that page).
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The worksheet says nothing about vitamin E taken for anything else. The worksheet applies with all its other criteria, and the examiner must note in Block 60 one of its statements, which include CACI qualified MASH/NASH, and not CACI qualified and deferred.
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CACI – MASH/NASH (Liver) Worksheet
Medications for condition (any combination of):
None
Vitamin E
Weight loss medication (see that page)
AME MUST NOTE one of the following in Block 60:
CACI qualified MASH/NASH. (Documents do not need to be submitted to the FAA.)
NOT CACI qualified MASH/NASH. I have deferred. (Submit supporting documents.)