Re: No cheese please...OMG

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Hi ,

I enjoyed your post very much! Often, someone has a big problem

with their gall bladder and is afraid of a flush. They don't know

if their gall bladder is so diseased or their stones are so big and

hard that they could get a stuck stone and have a problem. Of

course, our single minded medical professionals are quick to feed

this fear. If a worker's only tool is a hammer, everything looks

like a nail. If a doctor's only tools are drugs and surgery and

drugs don't work guess what the " only " solution is *to him/her*?

Diet is the real answer.

Our diets are what caused our problem in the first place. For

instance, I grew up on white bread (bologne, peanut butter and jelly

etc. " yum yum " ), homoginized milk at every meal, cold cerial for

breadfast and margerine! My parents loved me very much, but they

didn't know.

If we lived in an ideal world with ideal food and ideal balence and

combinations in our diet we wouldn't have any gall bladder

problems. Thanks the for the testimonial that in our real world

with our imperfect food we can still fix gall bladder problems if we

learn how.

If anyone is afraid of a flush, they can still help thier situation

without resorting to the irrecoverable gall bladder operation.

Flushes are quicker (and it will take several), but diet is sure

given enough time to work. The diet change must be drastic enough

to stop causing the problems and start fixing them. That's where

many incomplete attemps fail.

Best Regards,

Vince

> >

> > Omg I was having a healthy snack last

> > night....decided to have a bite

> > of American Cheddar cheese. It was only half a

> > slice...but I wish I

> > was dead. Remember I haven't eaten any dairy

> > products in weeks. Omg

> > it was horrible. I would say I had for sure some

> > kind of attack. The

> > dull Ache in my side is now throbbing and stabbing.

> > Had to have my

> > aloe vera drink early today. Come to think of it, I

> > forgot to have it

> > last night. Teach me a lesson, was feeling so good.

> > Started taking my

> > Diabetes med, been going good with that. Tummy is

> > doign better, all

> > the mild cleansing is working. Guess I wanted to

> > celebrate with

> > cheese...mistake.

> >

> > Next time I'll just eat some sugar free

> > Jello...which is quite good

> > by the way. Its a reminder, that I am far from

> > better.

> >

> >