Liver Disease..Sharyn

[Guest guest]

Sharyn...how wonderful to hear your story! Thank you so much for

sharing. You really encourage me to keep on studying herbs,

nutrition and other routes of natural healing. I would like to share

you story with friends and family, would that be ok? I am so happy

that you are feeling so much better and that your liver is healing.

 

Continue in good health, naturally,

Sharon

 

>

>

> --hello,

> sounds pretty much like what happened to me. i am currently

> taking milk thistle, 3 caps. 3 times a day, i am also trying to eat

> beets as much as possible, both of these help to regenerate the

> liver. also i try to drink green tea with juniper berries or just

> straight juniper berry tea as much as possible, this will help pull

> the excess fluid off of her . cranberry juice will flush the fluid

> off as well. i did my first " bomb " monday of this week. you can

> find the recipe in the files section of the group. i also have a

> shaman friend who comes over and does deep tissue massage and

healing

> hands for me. the main thing is not to let this get you down, the

> doctors told me that i would need a transplant within 1 year or i

was

> going to die, that was 2 years ago, i had an ultrasound done about

3

> weeks ago, and the doctor was shocked, he told me that my liver was

> back almost to normal size, and all the scarring on the surface was

> gone. my bloodwork is almost back to normal, and i am feeling much

> better now. if i can be of any help just let me know

> jeff- In herbal remedies , " Sharyn

> Cerniglia " <sharyn.cerniglia@v...> wrote:

> > Hi all....I have a good friend, female/40's, who recently -- out

of

> the blue

> > -- had an acute attack, was rushed to the hospital and spent five

> days in

> > ICU, lost a lot of blood, and was diagnosed with advanced liver

> disease.

> > The doctors have her on all sorts of meds, which are not helping

her

> > condition. She has bad edema right now, is very swollen in the

> midsection

> > area, and is pretty sick.

> >

> > I'm pretty sure she won't/can't stop taking the allopathic meds

at

> this

> > point, but what can she do in concert with them to begin to heal

> herself? I

> > don't think she's healthy enough for any kind of a rigorous

> cleanse, but

> > there must be something gentle that she can begin to do to heal.

> >

> > Herbs? Diet? Fast? Although fasting may be too much for her

> right now.

> >

> > I'm truly worried that she's going to die if she continues on this

> > allopathic path and would like to give her some alternatives.

Not

> to

> > mention that the cost is out of this world and she has no

insurance.

> >

> > Thanks for any feedback, and please let me know if I have your

> permission to

> > forward the information on to her in your post.

> >

> > Sharyn

>

[Guest guest]

No, this is not from Sharyn. I'm Sharyn and I posted the original question

for my friend who had the liver attack. This response is from Jeff.

 

Sharyn

 

 

mecswife1982 [me_c]

 

Sharyn...how wonderful to hear your story! Thank you so much for sharing.

You really encourage me to keep on studying herbs, nutrition and other

routes of natural healing. I would like to share you story with friends and

family, would that be ok? I am so happy that you are feeling so much better

and that your liver is healing.

 

> --hello,

> sounds pretty much like what happened to me. i am currently taking

> milk thistle, 3 caps. 3 times a day, i am also trying to eat beets as

> much as possible, both of these help to regenerate the liver. also i

> try to drink green tea with juniper berries or just straight juniper

> berry tea as much as possible, this will help pull the excess fluid

> off of her . cranberry juice will flush the fluid off as well. i did

> my first " bomb " monday of this week. you can find the recipe in the

> files section of the group. i also have a shaman friend who comes

> over and does deep tissue massage and healing

> hands for me. the main thing is not to let this get you down, the

> doctors told me that i would need a transplant within 1 year or I was

> going to die, that was 2 years ago, i had an ultrasound done about 3

> weeks ago, and the doctor was shocked, he told me that my liver was

> back almost to normal size, and all the scarring on the surface was

> gone. my bloodwork is almost back to normal, and i am feeling much

> better now. if i can be of any help just let me know

> jeff-

 

In herbal remedies ,

" Sharyn Cerniglia " <sharyn.cerniglia@v...> wrote:

> > Hi all....I have a good friend, female/40's, who recently -- out

> > of the blue -- had an acute attack,

 

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