Guest guest Posted August 24, 2005 Report Share Posted August 24, 2005 Lori It isn't just a question of getting rid of the stones to stop the attacks. To stop the attacks we have to return the gallbladder to how it was before it got inflamed. We have to reverse the inflammation, fibrosis and necrosis of the tissue to allow it to function normally again. I sent a recent post to this group outlining a protocol which theoretically could restore the functionality, under the title " Logical Protocol " . I look forward to discussions on this. There is also a Chinese " electroacupuncture " known as " ECIWO " . The professor who developed this technique tested it on 200 patients like us with chronic cholecystitis, at Shandong University in China. He reported total success with 192 of these people, i.e., the gallbladder returned to normal size and shape on ultrasound, and there was no more discomfort or attacks, even after consuming fats. Here is the link: http://www.eciwo.sdu.edu.cn/medicine/b26.html ----- Original Message ----- From: Lori gallstones Sent: Wednesday, August 24, 2005 10:08 PM Subject: Re: Re: Dr. Mercola - exercise can help improve the gall bladder I think exercise can help to a certain degree and I think it, along with other lifestyle issues, is more of a prevention than cure. However, I would run to reduce the severity of my attacks but I was never able to stop the attacks entirely or get rid of the gallstones through exercise. Diet didn't stop the attacks entirely either. A flush without the Chinese herbs helped some, but my personal jury's still out on Chinese herbs although I have a good gut feeling about them because they stopped my attacks within two days of starting them. I tend to get my worst attacks in the spring and I only started on the herbs (the herbs from sensiblehealth.com) just a couple of months ago. This spring (March 2006) will be key for me because my attacks have been bad this time of year for decades. Lori Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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