Re: 2 cm gallstones found - what to do?

[Guest guest]

Hi Carol

I also had a 2cm stone, and maybe still have.

But I have no problem with eating anything, anytime of the day or night, and no

pain or discomfort.

Basically, I took Gold Coin Grass on and off to soften the stone, and sucked

peppermint candies on

and off, but what did it for me was a certain gallbladder support formula

containing malic acid

and taurine. I took 5 of them every day until I finished 1 bottle, together

with one or two super-strength

oregano/sage root capsules per day to disinfect the organ. I also ate pickles

(gherkins) very often,

which are supposed to normalize gallbladder function, and drunk natural spa

water containing a high

proportion of vanadium salts. Pickles are high in vanadium. I also should

mention the Korean leaf

known as " Gen Nip " in Korean (sesame leaf), which is supposed to normalize

gallbladder

function. I ate quite a few of them too.

Right now I am not doing anything special. A while back the doctors said my

gallbladder had

stopped functioning, and I could have it removed if I wanted. But I don't want.

Best to everybody.

Max

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

From: " Carol " <cpluto@...>

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Sent: Sunday, December 11, 2005 3:13 PM

Subject: 2 cm gallstones found - what to do?

>I have been scouring the internet and all the curezone forums

> regarding the cleanse (looking at the one with Coke as it was

> recommended by a friend). I went in with a fairly gripping pain and

> what i thought was something with my heart and, instead, an

> ultrasound found 2 large gallstones. Of course, they set up an

> appointment with a surgeon later that day and she said to set up

> another appointment after the pain meds wore off and I could give

> informed consent (good for her). When they did they ultrasound, the

> tech said the stones were 2 cm and that they were mobile and possibly

> some sludge as well.

>

> I have had 2 friends with severe complications (pancreatitis, and

> impaired pancreas function) due to gallbladder problems that

> escalated before they sought medical attention. Both of them had

> their gall bladders removed and have suffered from digestive problems

> complicated by their pancreas problems. So I am kind of freaked out

> about this stuff!

>

> I don't like surgery and certainly don't want to end up with

> digestive problems, so I would try other things like this flush but I

> am afraid that the tech and doctor said the stones were large and I

> wouldn't be able to pass them. I have seen larger stones passed on

> the cure zone site and possibly just need some reassurance that I

> won't end up in emergency if I try to flush them out. I just don't

> want to end up like my friends, one who was in a coma for 5 days, and

> the other who was in the hospital for a month before they could even

> operate due to infection of other organs.

>

> Also, I have had hemorhoid surgery and am concerned about all the

> flush causing problems there...the last time I dealt with hemorhoid

> surgery it landed me in the hospital for 5 days just to deal with the

> unbearable pain. So if there is anything I can do to minimize that

> issue??

> Thanks in advance for any replies/advice...

> Carol

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[Guest guest]

the most important thing for you to do to avoid going to the

bathroom alot with the epsom salts is to NOT eat that day of the

flush--matter of fact you are better off doing the apple cider or

unfiltered apple juice I would say at least a week prior to cause

the stones to soften and reduce their size--as much juice as you can

drink--at least a quart a day for a week and then the day before the

flush drink only the juice (no food) and prepare the area with

vaseline---and some of those others creams that reduce the swelling.

if you have hardly any food in your colon you won't be going to the

bathroom as much!!!!

and eat more fruits and veggies stay away from fats and meats till

you flush

this should help if you do it right!!!

tina

>

> I have been scouring the internet and all the curezone forums

> regarding the cleanse (looking at the one with Coke as it was

> recommended by a friend). I went in with a fairly gripping pain

and

> what i thought was something with my heart and, instead, an

> ultrasound found 2 large gallstones. Of course, they set up an

> appointment with a surgeon later that day and she said to set up

> another appointment after the pain meds wore off and I could give

> informed consent (good for her). When they did they ultrasound,

the

> tech said the stones were 2 cm and that they were mobile and

possibly

> some sludge as well.

>

> I have had 2 friends with severe complications (pancreatitis, and

> impaired pancreas function) due to gallbladder problems that

> escalated before they sought medical attention. Both of them had

> their gall bladders removed and have suffered from digestive

problems

> complicated by their pancreas problems. So I am kind of freaked

out

> about this stuff!

>

> I don't like surgery and certainly don't want to end up with

> digestive problems, so I would try other things like this flush

but I

> am afraid that the tech and doctor said the stones were large and

I

> wouldn't be able to pass them. I have seen larger stones passed

on

> the cure zone site and possibly just need some reassurance that I

> won't end up in emergency if I try to flush them out. I just

don't

> want to end up like my friends, one who was in a coma for 5 days,

and

> the other who was in the hospital for a month before they could

even

> operate due to infection of other organs.

>

> Also, I have had hemorhoid surgery and am concerned about all the

> flush causing problems there...the last time I dealt with

hemorhoid

> surgery it landed me in the hospital for 5 days just to deal with

the

> unbearable pain. So if there is anything I can do to minimize

that

> issue??

> Thanks in advance for any replies/advice...

> Carol

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks to all of you who replied to my message. You gave some great

suggestions which I will try so that I can hang on to my GB... It's

great to be able to share info like this and will let you know if I

manage to pass those stones at some point in the future...waiting

until I survive the holidays before doing anything too drastic.

Carol