Re: Ultrasound before and after

[Guest guest]

The complications of a gallstone getting stuck would be a need to flush

again

The complications of a gallstone still stuck would be at the worst going to

the ER and having

gallbladder surgery.

The results of not flushing is gallbladder surgery if your having gallstone

attacks the risk of deciding to flush is early gallbladder surgery if

complications happen or successful flush and no surgery.

Some prevention to lessen the chance of complications during flushing;

1. drink apple juice 6 to 7 days in advance several times a day to soften

the stones before flushing.

2. Do a parasite cleanse before flushing (ia tiniture) for 2-3 days

before flushing or a zapper.

3. Ensure 2 bowl movements a day before flushing (loose bowl)

4.If during flushing you feel a pain believing that it is a stone stuck take

a dose of epsom salt. (3/4 cup water and 1 tablespoon of epsom salt)

5. If epsom salt did not help then try 1/4 of olive oil about 20 minutes

later to help push out the stone

[Guest guest]

Jignesh,

Don't loose hope, stay the path. The complications that can arise are

rare, and then you would still have time to make other decisions. Some lucky

people get immediate relief, some work on the situation for months before

attaining their goal. Any and all liver/gallbladder work you do will be of

benefit whether you eliminate the stones immediately or not. The changes in

your symptoms are proof in point. You will endure and succeed.

----- Original Message -----

From: Jignesh Shah<mailto:jshah100@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 10:05 AM

Subject: Ultrasound before and after

Hi All,

I had been looking at the forums and didn't find an actual case history

where someone had an ultrasound before and after a flush. So I thought this may

be helpful to others.

I had an ultrasound in mid August 2005. It was then that I was diagnonized

with gallstones. The report said the biggest stone was 1 cm in diameter and

there were several smaller ones.

After the thanksgiving weekend, I did my first flust with a pint of olive

oil and orange juice. I passed several stones (or what I think were stones). The

largest was around 15 mm diameter.

The next weekend I did another flush, this time with 1/2 a cup of olive oil

and orange juice. I passed 15-20 smaller stones.

After the first flush, the sensations of pain in my right side changed. It

was more tenderness rather than actual pain. After the second flush the pain

sensations have changed again, and now there are much less severe. A lot of

times I feel a burning sensation that my doctor says is the bile juice flowing

down.

I had a second ultrasound today morning to find out whether the stones were

actually gone. I haven't received the actual report yet, but the technician told

me that she still sees the stones in the gallbladder.

I really do not want to undergo the surgery, but am afraid of the

complications that can arise.

I am thinking of trying out Dr. Cabots liver cleansing diet and see if that

helps.

Any helpful comments appreciated.

Thanks,

Jignesh.