Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

[Guest guest]

My Doc wants me to have my Gallbladder removed...but I KNOW there are

natural and safe home remedies to dissolve the stones. Can anyone

help me out here? Thanks.

Kathleen

[Guest guest]

Kathleen,

 

Sorry I cannot offer you solutions to your gallbladder problems but I can

suggest you see another Dr. Please take this advice from someone who

regrets that decision made many years ago.DO NOT REMOVE YOUR GALLBLADDER.

In today's medicine there are too many options to leave the solution to

removal. I can guarantee you removal will only exchange one problem for

another.

 

 

 

Abundant Blessings,

 

Cynthia

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Check out the curezone.com and I also know about an apple cider gallbladder

cleanse.google it and you'll find a plethora of information. I believe in a

nutshell it's something like drinking apple juice (or cider) that is

preferably fresh (and not processed to death) and distilled water - which

you drink as much as you want every day for 3 days (drinking quite a bit in

one day - maybe a gallon?). You're not supposed to have anything else so I

can only imagine that all the fresh cider/apple juice will definitely clean

the plumbing fixtures! My suggestion would be to do it when you're at home

and not running around during the day! It's supposed to soften the stones

enough in which you'll pee them right out. I've always wanted to do it since

they do say that most people have at least some stones.as you can " catch "

them with a strainer.

 

 

 

Worth a try if your doctor is basically saying surgery is the way to go.

 

 

 

_____

 

 

On Behalf Of Kathleen

Monday, January 26, 2009 6:19 PM

 

Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

 

 

 

My Doc wants me to have my Gallbladder removed...but I KNOW there are

natural and safe home remedies to dissolve the stones. Can anyone

help me out here? Thanks.

Kathleen

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hi Kathleen,

 

Doctors tend to really push these surgeries, but they never seem to

bother explaining all the complications you can get later -like

diarrhea that is hard to control! Or the increased burden on your liver.

 

You could try a liver and gallbladder flush. There is a ton of

information on the web about it. It saved my husband's gallbladder -

and he was suffering frequent attacks.

 

If you are worried about large stones, or think they are impacted, try

the Chinese herb Gold Coin Grass. It is not very expensive and it

dissolves the stones. The Chinese have used it for centuries for

gallbladder and kidney stone removal.

 

If you need more info, please feel free to email me. I'm rushed for

time at the moment.

 

Melissa

 

, " Kathleen " <SingLV wrote:

>

> My Doc wants me to have my Gallbladder removed...but I KNOW there are

> natural and safe home remedies to dissolve the stones. Can anyone

> help me out here? Thanks.

> Kathleen

>

[Guest guest]

Let me comment on the alternatives for gallstones.....I have tried the gold

coin herbal pills and since they are a stimulant they can have an

unfavorable desire on blood pressure patients and perhaps also cardiac

patients. I also understand that it takes time ( although I've never seen

proof with this modality) for any herb to take effect. I also have never

seen any stones result from the apple cider method of stone removal.

I myself tried two other flushes before I did the hulda clark flush and it

is a flush that usually produces results from the first flush on. Curezone

has

numerous pictures with results from that flush and it would be a good place

to view results and then email users for the flush they did.

The benefit of the Epsom salt s in the hulda clark flush is that is prompts

the biliary ducts to remain open for easy passage of stones..you will kiss

the ground for having this aid if you are suffering pain already from

stones...much less avoid lodging of stones during a flush.

 

 

medusa

 

 

 

 

 

-

" melissa_makris " <melissa_makris

 

Tuesday, January 27, 2009 4:05 PM

Re: Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

 

 

> Hi Kathleen,

>

> Doctors tend to really push these surgeries, but they never seem to

> bother explaining all the complications you can get later -like

> diarrhea that is hard to control! Or the increased burden on your liver.

>

> You could try a liver and gallbladder flush. There is a ton of

> information on the web about it. It saved my husband's gallbladder -

> and he was suffering frequent attacks.

>

> If you are worried about large stones, or think they are impacted, try

> the Chinese herb Gold Coin Grass. It is not very expensive and it

> dissolves the stones. The Chinese have used it for centuries for

> gallbladder and kidney stone removal.

>

> If you need more info, please feel free to email me. I'm rushed for

> time at the moment.

>

> Melissa

[Guest guest]

You might want to check out the Nature's Sunshine website - I know

they have a Gallbladder formula. Someone I know used it and they said

it really cleaned out all of the sludge and stones and that they did

not have to have it removed. Worth a look!!!!

 

, " Lisa " <blacksands wrote:

>

> Check out the curezone.com and I also know about an apple cider

gallbladder

> cleanse.google it and you'll find a plethora of information. I

believe in a

> nutshell it's something like drinking apple juice (or cider) that is

> preferably fresh (and not processed to death) and distilled water -

which

> you drink as much as you want every day for 3 days (drinking quite a

bit in

> one day - maybe a gallon?). You're not supposed to have anything

else so I

> can only imagine that all the fresh cider/apple juice will

definitely clean

> the plumbing fixtures! My suggestion would be to do it when you're

at home

> and not running around during the day! It's supposed to soften the

stones

> enough in which you'll pee them right out. I've always wanted to do

it since

> they do say that most people have at least some stones.as you can

" catch "

> them with a strainer.

>

>

>

> Worth a try if your doctor is basically saying surgery is the way to

go.

>

>

>

> _____

>

>

> On Behalf Of Kathleen

> Monday, January 26, 2009 6:19 PM

>

> Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

>

>

>

> My Doc wants me to have my Gallbladder removed...but I KNOW there are

> natural and safe home remedies to dissolve the stones. Can anyone

> help me out here? Thanks.

> Kathleen

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Or severe constipation too! In case of one patient, I found she

suffered from severe constipation after gall bladder removal. Even 2

to 3 laxative tablets couldnt help her, later, after year or 2 she

suffered from colon cancer. I think it all had something to do with

Gall Bladder removal.

Paraag

 

 

, " melissa_makris "

<melissa_makris wrote:

>

> Hi Kathleen,

>

> Doctors tend to really push these surgeries, but they never seem to

> bother explaining all the complications you can get later -like

> diarrhea that is hard to control! Or the increased burden on your

liver.

[Guest guest]

The rainforest herb " Chanca Piedra " is wonderful for the GallStones,

as well as kidneys. It is called the " stone breaker " I actually

learned about it from another member on this site. It is wonderful.

[Guest guest]

Hi list, It is bad enough to have the gallbladder removed, a surgery

that is most of the time totally unnecessary. On top of that one is left

with a huge problem of digesting fats and further intestinal damage

because of the dripping of bile in the intestinal canal at all times

EVEN when there is no fat there to be emulsified.

The gallbladder serves the purpose of holding the fat-emulsifying bile,

generated in the liver, until there is fat present in the duodenum.

Without this emulsification, the enzymes have a hard time digesting the

fats for further processing. If the gallbladder is removed the bile

drips continuously into the duodenum and when there is no fat it does a

number in the endothelial (lining of the intestines)

One needs to go on a low fat diet but adding (5-10% of total calories)

some goods fats (olive oil, Omegas) to the diet, because fats are

necessary for health. Take as much fiber as 50 grams a day starting

slowly. take lipase enzymes with every meal and try to ear not less than

five meals a day to keep some good fat in the system. Use fatty

substances such as nuts and seeds of all kinds which contain good fats

but avoid all dairy, pork, fatty meats, etc.

Magnesium citrate (250 mg elemental magnesium) one to several times a

day until one gets lose bowels, then back off a bit.

Buckthorne, ginger, fennel assist in digesting.

Water is essential.

Good luck

Frank

 

 

parag_m_g wrote:

>

>

> Or severe constipation too! In case of one patient, I found she

> suffered from severe constipation after gall bladder removal. Even 2

> to 3 laxative tablets couldnt help her, later, after year or 2 she

> suffered from colon cancer. I think it all had something to do with

> Gall Bladder removal.

> Paraag

>

>

> <%40>, " melissa_makris "

> <melissa_makris wrote:

> >

> > Hi Kathleen,

> >

> > Doctors tend to really push these surgeries, but they never seem to

> > bother explaining all the complications you can get later -like

> > diarrhea that is hard to control! Or the increased burden on your

> liver.

>

>

[Guest guest]

, " roxgrubb " <roxgrubb

wrote:

>

> The rainforest herb " Chanca Piedra " is wonderful for the GallStones,

> as well as kidneys. It is called the " stone breaker " I actually

> learned about it from another member on this site. It is wonderful.

>

Hurray, another stone breaker fan! I have not lived in vain,

Stone breaker as a stand-alone herbal tincture is available from

http://rain-tree.com

 

Ien in the Kootenays, alas, no longer selling Amazon herbs.

Blame the evil interfering government.

http://freegreenliving.com

[Guest guest]

My uncle, who doesn't believe in natural healing at all, recently had his

gallbladder removed. I don't know what really happened, but after surgery he

became diabetic. His pancreas stopped working.

To make matters worse, now that he doesn't have his gallbladder, some stones now

reached his bladder and he's having lots of complications.

 

I just post this message to warn others not to take surgery so lightly,

something that I see most of people do.

 

Rena

 

-

FrankCuns-Rial

Thursday, January 29, 2009 3:03 PM

Re: Re: Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

 

 

Hi list, It is bad enough to have the gallbladder removed, a surgery

that is most of the time totally unnecessary. On top of that one is left

with a huge problem of digesting fats and further intestinal damage

because of the dripping of bile in the intestinal canal at all times

EVEN when there is no fat there to be emulsified.

The gallbladder serves the purpose of holding the fat-emulsifying bile,

generated in the liver, until there is fat present in the duodenum.

Without this emulsification, the enzymes have a hard time digesting the

fats for further processing. If the gallbladder is removed the bile

drips continuously into the duodenum and when there is no fat it does a

number in the endothelial (lining of the intestines)

One needs to go on a low fat diet but adding (5-10% of total calories)

some goods fats (olive oil, Omegas) to the diet, because fats are

necessary for health. Take as much fiber as 50 grams a day starting

slowly. take lipase enzymes with every meal and try to ear not less than

five meals a day to keep some good fat in the system. Use fatty

substances such as nuts and seeds of all kinds which contain good fats

but avoid all dairy, pork, fatty meats, etc.

Magnesium citrate (250 mg elemental magnesium) one to several times a

day until one gets lose bowels, then back off a bit.

Buckthorne, ginger, fennel assist in digesting.

Water is essential.

Good luck

Frank

 

 

parag_m_g wrote:

>

>

> Or severe constipation too! In case of one patient, I found she

> suffered from severe constipation after gall bladder removal. Even 2

> to 3 laxative tablets couldnt help her, later, after year or 2 she

> suffered from colon cancer. I think it all had something to do with

> Gall Bladder removal.

> Paraag

>

>

> <%40>, " melissa_makris "

> <melissa_makris wrote:

> >

> > Hi Kathleen,

> >

> > Doctors tend to really push these surgeries, but they never seem to

> > bother explaining all the complications you can get later -like

> > diarrhea that is hard to control! Or the increased burden on your

> liver.

>

>

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Oh, really? Is there a tincture? When I first got problems with my gallbladder

someone in the health food store told me about this formula, but I only found it

in tablets, tablets that I find so difficult to swallow, but I do anyway because

the remedy is excellent.

 

Rena

 

-

Ieneke

Friday, January 30, 2009 2:22 AM

Re: Natural home remedy for Gallstones??

 

 

, " roxgrubb " <roxgrubb

wrote:

>

> The rainforest herb " Chanca Piedra " is wonderful for the GallStones,

> as well as kidneys. It is called the " stone breaker " I actually

> learned about it from another member on this site. It is wonderful.

>

Hurray, another stone breaker fan! I have not lived in vain,

Stone breaker as a stand-alone herbal tincture is available from

http://rain-tree.com

 

Ien in the Kootenays, alas, no longer selling Amazon herbs.

Blame the evil interfering government.

http://freegreenliving.com