Re: rs for bile solubilizers, and Rowachol

[Guest guest]

Exactly, our first concern here is to dissolve the stones,

and we need better agents to do that, maybe something

better even than bile acids. Actually, there are a number

of items that can do it, such as garlic, parsley, radishes and

so on, but the real problem is how to carry them into the

gallbladder.

For the time being, the OTC preparation " Rowachol " might

be one of our best shots. It's made from natural plant

terpenes, and when I took it for a couple of weeks it seemed

to help. I am going for another ultrasound tomorrow to

see whether there have been any changes.

PS Rowachol is not available in the US or Japan, but it

is sold in many other countries.

[Guest guest]

keep us posted on your results!!!

tina

> Exactly, our first concern here is to dissolve the stones,

> and we need better agents to do that, maybe something

> better even than bile acids. Actually, there are a number

> of items that can do it, such as garlic, parsley, radishes and

> so on, but the real problem is how to carry them into the

> gallbladder.

> For the time being, the OTC preparation " Rowachol " might

> be one of our best shots. It's made from natural plant

> terpenes, and when I took it for a couple of weeks it seemed

> to help. I am going for another ultrasound tomorrow to

> see whether there have been any changes.

> PS Rowachol is not available in the US or Japan, but it

> is sold in many other countries.

>

>

[Guest guest]

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/medicines/100004139.html

> Exactly, our first concern here is to dissolve the stones,

> and we need better agents to do that, maybe something

> better even than bile acids. Actually, there are a number

> of items that can do it, such as garlic, parsley, radishes and

> so on, but the real problem is how to carry them into the

> gallbladder.

> For the time being, the OTC preparation " Rowachol " might

> be one of our best shots. It's made from natural plant

> terpenes, and when I took it for a couple of weeks it seemed

> to help. I am going for another ultrasound tomorrow to

> see whether there have been any changes.

> PS Rowachol is not available in the US or Japan, but it

> is sold in many other countries.

>

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