Guest guest Posted July 27, 2004 Report Share Posted July 27, 2004 Hi All: I am a new to this, so I am a little unclear about the liver and GB cleansing. I was diagnosed with Gallbladder stones about 2 years ago. My doctor said that I had to have the Gallbladder removed. I opted out of the surgery and told my Doctor that I would control my diet. Well, I did not get any of the pain attacks till about 4 months ago, which landed me at the hospital. They did chest x-rays, EKG, and an ultrasound. Positive for Gall stones. 2 months ago I payed a visit to my physician and told me to get an opinion from the surgeon. I did and was told that I had to have the surgery, or the pain can get worse and lead to lodged stones in the vile duct. Since then, I have started to do research on my own regarding the Gallbladder and the stone formation. I am not a fan of natural medicine, but will give it a try if there is substancial evidence. I proceeded to do the cleansing this past week. I started on Wednesday by drinking a quart of apple juice up until Friday. I ate light on these days. Friday afternoon, did a light enema. Saturday, I had some fruit and water in the a.m. hours. Did another enema before starting with the Epsom salts(is there anything that can taste worse than this?) Got past the night and into the day, waking to the Epsom salts ingestion. Had several bowel movements after about 1 hour. I had placed a strainer in the toilet seat to capture these demons. I layed them out on a paper towel after rinsing them. They were soft and almost sphere shaped. I am not sure if they are the stone or not? How can I know for sure if they are the stones or not? According to the reads, they are supposed to be hard, like a stone! Was it the apple juice that made them soft or ? Please help in clearing this. I am ready to do another cleansing, but would like to be sure that they are. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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