Re: IP6, aloe vera, coriander and cumin

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Max,

Thank you so much. I will try these things out to see

if they may help with the tenderness, which is the

only way, other then another u/s, I might be able to

tell if there's an improvement.

--- dwg62757 <max@...> wrote:

>

> Before you try surgery or an oil flush, you could

> try taking IP6 - inositol hexaphosphate.

> It chelates and removes the calcium and iron

> component (calcium bilirubinate) of the

> stones. It's available over the Net. Some people

> take unsweetened lemon juice in hot

> water to attack the calcium and iron in the stones,

> and I think it works to some extent,

> but acid media (even vitamin C) also increase

> absorption of iron from food, so if you do use lemon

>

> juice, take it at a different time from the IP6 so

> as not to prevent the IP6 from removing iron.

>

> Ayurvedic doctors advised taking a little fresh aloe

> vera (I take aloe vera yoghurt) to

> facilitate passage of the stones (like olive oil),

> and a tablespoon of crushed fresh ginger and

> honey morning and night to increase bile flow which

> tends to dissolve the stones (because they

> crystallized from the bile in the first place).

> Manuka honey is particularly good since it

> may act as a surfactant on the stones, making them

> more vulnerable to be dissolved

> by the extra bile.

>

> They also advised taking a tea made of coriander

> seeds and cumin seeds - you

> just simmer a teaspoon of each of these seeds for 10

> min in 500ml of water. The ginger, coriander

> and cumin combined have the effect of making the

> stones smaller and easier to pass.

> This is probably because the coriander and cumin

> contain terpenes which attack the cholesterol

> component of the stones.

> So if you take IP6 to get rid of the calcium/iron in

> the stones, coriander/cumin to get rid

> of the cholesterol in the stones, and a little

> ginger to increase bile flow, you just might

> find those stones are getting smaller.

> These things seem to have worked for me. I still

> get occasional nausea, but the more I keep

> on with this protocol, the less I get it.

>

> Finally, I think your stones, unlike mine, may be

> mainly cholesterol, so you should benefit

> more than me from aromatic herbs like coriander.

> All mint type herbs contain terpenes,

> and are very useful - the leaves, and the teas made

> from them.

> Max

>

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