help for chronic kidney stones

[Guest guest]

Ok, I need some input here. My sister has chronic kidney stones.

And, before you go saying stuff like drink more water, get

alkaline/acidic, etc., she's tried everything. Her diet is pretty

good, she drinks lots of water, she even does regular kidney cleanses.

Her doctor has basically just told her that this is the way her life

is going to be so you might as well deal with it. Well, if you've

ever had kidney stones, you know that " just dealing with it " isn't the

easiest thing to do. It's driving her crazy. Does anyone deal with

this or have any suggestions? I just can't settle for the fact that

this is what her body does and there's no changing that. I mean, the

stones are the spikey kind so every time she passes one it tears up

her kidneys, bladder and ureter. I believe that lab tests have shone

that they are mostly made up of calcium, if that helps.

[Guest guest]

Probably she needs more magnesium in the body. Calcium is not used by the body unless mag is also there. The excess calcium just gets dumped by the body without the mag, so have her try taking magnesium. Some people have a hard time taking the oral kind because it gives them diarrhea, but she can soak in magnesium added to bath water, or even make up a mag spray, spray it on her body, let it soak in or a half hour or so, and then shower.

 

There are many magnesium "oils" on the market, most are expensive. They are called oil though they are not an actual oil, but feel thicker than water. Nigari is a magnesium flake that is used to make tofu. Sometimes you can find this in oriental food markets, but it can also be ordered on line. Mix up some nigari flakes with water and you have mag oil, much cheaper than buying it as magnesium oil.

 

You can read more about mag oil (and buy it if you so choose) at

www.globallight.net and www.ancientoil.com I know the first link is right, not sure about the second. That company is ancient something. Maybe www.ancientminerals.com ?

 

Samala,

Renee

 

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I believe that lab tests have shone

that they are mostly made up of calcium, if that helps.

 

 

[Guest guest]

On the subject of Kidney issues, both stones and Chronic kidney disease,

has anyone ever used the product " Kidney-well 11 and Alisma Kit? They

are products put out by www.goutwell.com

 

I am not that familiar with herbs and Natural solutions. There is a

complete list of the 7 herbs in the products.

 

I would appreciate some learned experts opinion of the products.

 

thank you

 

tannis z TN

 

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[Guest guest]

I have chronic kidney stones, and I have been

using Chanca Piedra, an extract made by

Raintree Nutrition, for the last four years, and IT WORKS!! Chanca

Piedra means Stone

Breaker, and that's what the herb does without fail. I keep a bottle

in my purse all the

time, and when I feel a "knife in my back", which means a stone is

leaving the kidneys, I

take two droppers full of the extract, and that's the end of it. The

extract tastes a little

like prune juice, so it's not bad.

 

I also have a problem with my ureter flipping over and blocking the

flow from my kidney

to my bladder, which causes extreme sepsis, pain, vomiting, and

nausea. I spent three days

in the hospital with this, and it was no picnic. That was before I

found Chanca Piedra. It

actually soothes the spasms in the ureter and straightens it out. It

is THE ANSWER to

kidney problems, so tell your sister to get some and always have it

close by.

 

You can order it online from Raintree at www.rain-tree.com , or at

www.iherb.com . I have

also purchased the dry herb at Raintree in a one pound bag, but it

needs to be mixed with

water, and it is very hard to saturate, and then very grainy going

down. I went back to the

extract! It seems to get to the stone a lot faster, too.

 

Molly