Re: congested gallbladder flush

[Guest guest]

Hello, your symptoms sound exactly like mine. I had

the HIDA scan. I was told that my Gallbladder was low

functioning at 17. I had heartburn a bunch at first

until I started taking milk thistle and changed my eat

ting habits. Basically, no red meat,no sugar, sodas,

and no fried foods of any kind. I was told by a

surgeon, that I probably should get my GB out. He said

if an organ is low functioning that means it isn't

working the way it should. So why keep it. So , i

opted to see if I could keep my GB and start using

supplements to support my liver and GB.

Hope this helps some. Angie

[Guest guest]

A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did many

flushes to get rid of stones.

I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last month

and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not have any

problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup of tomato

juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down easier and

stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can get over

to the liver and GB area.

My suggestion is to do some kind of reflexology first and castor oil

packs to loosen them and make the removal easier. This is what I did

also.

Get on more raw vegetable juices and leave all fried greasy foods alone

to help the removal of this. I found that eating more natural foods

helped me.

>

> Hello All,

> I am new to the group. I've been dealing with a painful gallbladder

for

> a couple of years but at first wasn't sure if it was gallbladder,

> ulcer, or hernia. An ultra sound a few years ago determined that there

> were no gallstones, although it was very painful exactly on the spot

> where the technician was probing with the ultrasound wand. My pain is

> just to the right side under my rib, but I've been experiencing heart

> burn very badly which has increased over the years. When I get heart-

> burn, the back of my left shoulder blade kills me too. Does this make

> sense to anyone? I get very bloated right under my rib cage as well &

> then my whole stomach seems to distend. I'm afraid that my gallbladder

> is so congested that a flush might be impossible or the stones will be

> too big to pass. Has anyone successfully flushed out a very congested

> gallbladder, and if so, did you have an ultrasound done ahead of time

> to determine that you actually did have stones? Can you send along

> details of your flush? Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

Questions:

1) What is reflexology?

2) What are castor oil packs and how do you use them?

Thanks.

> >

> > Hello All,

> > I am new to the group. I've been dealing with a painful

gallbladder

> for

> > a couple of years but at first wasn't sure if it was gallbladder,

> > ulcer, or hernia. An ultra sound a few years ago determined that

there

> > were no gallstones, although it was very painful exactly on the

spot

> > where the technician was probing with the ultrasound wand. My

pain is

> > just to the right side under my rib, but I've been experiencing

heart

> > burn very badly which has increased over the years. When I get

heart-

> > burn, the back of my left shoulder blade kills me too. Does this

make

> > sense to anyone? I get very bloated right under my rib cage as

well &

> > then my whole stomach seems to distend. I'm afraid that my

gallbladder

> > is so congested that a flush might be impossible or the stones

will be

> > too big to pass. Has anyone successfully flushed out a very

congested

> > gallbladder, and if so, did you have an ultrasound done ahead of

time

> > to determine that you actually did have stones? Can you send along

> > details of your flush? Thanks.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

What is reflexology? It is stimulating the reflexes on the bottom of the

feet as they go to the whole body.Here is a very interesting chart on

this and just roll your mouse over it and then read the list at the

bottom to see where it is related. I have had this done and know it

works great for healing.

http://www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/static/cs/uk/11/features/reflexolo\

gy/footchart.html

<http://www.dorlingkindersley-uk.co.uk/static/cs/uk/11/features/reflexol\

ogy/footchart.html>

Castor oil packs are necessary to help soften the liver and allow the

stones to pass out of the body. You take a bottle of Castor oil and

rub on the tummy area of the liver/gb. Take a cotton or piece of wool

cloth and soak it in the Castor oil also. Lay this over the coated area.

Then place a piece of plastic over this and lay a heating pad on this.

Get it as hot as you can tolerate and lower to cool, do this for about

an hour to drive the Castor oil into the body. When you are finished rub

this area with a cold wet wash cloth to close the pores. This is done

after the reflexology treatment. Then at night you want to make the

olive oil and lemon and tomato juice mix and set by the bed side. You

take 1 cup olive oil, 1/2 c lemon juice, and 1/2 cup tomato juice and

shake vigorously in a jar to mix. This is drank just before laying down

for the night.

You want to do this before each flush too for better removal of stones.

> >

> > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did many

> > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last

> month

> > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not

> have any

> > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup of

> tomato

> > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down easier

> and

> > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can get

[Guest guest]

I do the flushes now without the reflexology and the castor oil. For

the most part, I follow Moritz's protocol.

Can I do the reflexology yourself or does it require someone else to

do it?

When do you do the castor oil packs? I do the EVOO/grapefruit at

10:00pm.

Thanks.

> > >

> > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did

many

> > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last

> > month

> > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not

> > have any

> > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup

of

> > tomato

> > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

easier

> > and

> > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can

get

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I guess you could do the reflexology yourself. As you see from the chart

the GB point is on the right sole of the right foot, right under the

next to little toe. Just press on the area and you will find the sore

spot and believe me it will be sore. There is a meridian that runs all

the way up the side of the foot and leg up to the point of the GB. I

have seen this worked and tons of stones removed. What this does is

stimulate the whole meridian to cause the emptying of stones.

Here is a chart of this too. Note where the GB is and then the meridian

for it.

http://theamt.com/modules.php?name=News & file=article & sid=211

One man was supposed to have surgery for the removal of his Gb but he

refused and had this done. It saved his GB.

I am sure you can do the Grapefruit instead of the lemon. I understand

the lemon is more powerful acid wise. I have done both and gone back to

the lemon but may be it is an individual matter too. Do the Castor oil

packs on the evening of the flush. You can do that in the evening and

later take the mix.

> > > >

> > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did

> many

> > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last

> > > month

> > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not

> > > have any

> > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup

> of

> > > tomato

> > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> easier

> > > and

> > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can

> get

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That is a lot of olive oil! Moritz protocol calls for 4 oz of olive

oil and 6 oz of grapefruit juice. I thought Hulda 's protocol

was similar, but I am not sure. Am I not using enough olive oil?

> > >

> > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did

many

> > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last

> > month

> > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not

> > have any

> > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup

of

> > tomato

> > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

easier

> > and

> > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can

get

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Are you getting results with what you are using? This is what you want

to think about. If you are then you dont need more. Do what is working

best for you. That is what I would do.

> > > >

> > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and did

> many

> > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one last

> > > month

> > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should not

> > > have any

> > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2 cup

> of

> > > tomato

> > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> easier

> > > and

> > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it can

> get

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I just checked and Hulda also suggests 4 ozs. Chang

(SensibleHealth.com) advocates 8 ozs. Is there such a thing as too

much?

Hulda says to ozonate it for 20 minutes for best results. I have no

idea what that means.

> > > > >

> > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

did

> > many

> > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one

last

> > > > month

> > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should

not

> > > > have any

> > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2

cup

> > of

> > > > tomato

> > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> > easier

> > > > and

> > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it

can

> > get

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

You dont have to ozonate. I never did. Eight ounces of oil is not too

much. It is extra virgin olive oil and it is very good for the liver.

Just that you dont use that much every day. Everyone has a different

idea it seems, but they work.

What ozonate means is there is a machine that you can put ozone into the

oil. Ozone is oxygen in concentration.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

> did

> > > many

> > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one

> last

> > > > > month

> > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should

> not

> > > > > have any

> > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2

> cup

> > > of

> > > > > tomato

> > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> > > easier

> > > > > and

> > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it

> can

> > > get

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Hi~I've tried the 8 oz. of olive oil and 4 oz. grapefruit and it was

too much oil for me.....kept it down 5 hours and up it came! Hulda's

works well for me, with the 3/4 c. grapefruit and 1/2 c. olive oil.

Got tons of stones out and will do it again and again until they're

gone and then will do it at least twice a year. Changed my eating

habits 3 years ago and so I hope I'm not adding anymore! I don't zap

or ozonate anything either, just too lazy. I am sold on the flush

thing and very seldom get pain anymore under my right rib.

herbladie

>

> You dont have to ozonate. I never did. Eight ounces of oil is not too

> much. It is extra virgin olive oil and it is very good for the liver.

> Just that you dont use that much every day. Everyone has a different

> idea it seems, but they work.

> What ozonate means is there is a machine that you can put ozone into

the

> oil. Ozone is oxygen in concentration.

>

[Guest guest]

You say that it is suppose to be sore. It is not for me. Perhaps I

am not massaging the area correctly. What is the technique? How

hard to press? etc. Thanks.

> > > > >

> > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

did

> > many

> > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one

last

> > > > month

> > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should

not

> > > > have any

> > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2

cup

> > of

> > > > tomato

> > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> > easier

> > > > and

> > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it

can

> > get

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Massage around the area till you find a sore spot, because you will find

one. It is down on the pad about an inch or a little more. Try also the

top of the foot on that area too. Use your thumb to do this. Press till

you find the sore spot and press as much as it tolerable to you. If some

else does it will be more painful but they can also do what you can

stand.

The bone one the front of the leg, to the right about an inch is the

meridian that you will also find for this and it will be sore.

Hope this helps.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

> did

> > > many

> > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one

> last

> > > > > month

> > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should

> not

> > > > > have any

> > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2

> cup

> > > of

> > > > > tomato

> > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> > > easier

> > > > > and

> > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it

> can

> > > get

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Hulda suggests 1/2 cup olive oil - this is 8 oz (not 4 oz) isn't it? 

From: fjnie1234 <Fred.Niehaus@...>

Subject: Re: congested gallbladder flush

gallstones

Date: Monday, April 28, 2008, 2:33 PM

I just checked and Hulda also suggests 4 ozs. Chang

(SensibleHealth. com) advocates 8 ozs. Is there such a thing as too

much?

Hulda says to ozonate it for 20 minutes for best results. I have no

idea what that means.

> > > > >

> > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

did

> > many

> > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do one

last

> > > > month

> > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you should

not

> > > > have any

> > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add 1/2

cup

> > of

> > > > tomato

> > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go down

> > easier

> > > > and

> > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so it

can

> > get

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

1/2 cup is 4 oz.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

> did

> > > many

> > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do

one

> last

> > > > > month

> > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you

should

> not

> > > > > have any

> > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add

1/2

> cup

> > > of

> > > > > tomato

> > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go

down

> > > easier

> > > > > and

> > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so

it

> can

> > > get

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

isn't 1 cup 16 oz?

From: fjnie1234 <Fred.Niehaus@...>

Subject: Re: congested gallbladder flush

gallstones

Date: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 12:28 PM

1/2 cup is 4 oz.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains and

> did

> > > many

> > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do

one

> last

> > > > > month

> > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you

should

> not

> > > > > have any

> > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add

1/2

> cup

> > > of

> > > > > tomato

> > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go

down

> > > easier

> > > > > and

> > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so

it

> can

> > > get

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

gill = 4, cup = 8, pint = 16, quart = 32, gallon = 128

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains

and

> > did

> > > > many

> > > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do

> one

> > last

> > > > > > month

> > > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you

> should

> > not

> > > > > > have any

> > > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add

> 1/2

> > cup

> > > > of

> > > > > > tomato

> > > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go

> down

> > > > easier

> > > > > > and

> > > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so

> it

> > can

> > > > get

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

Hulda suggests 1/2 cup olive oil - this is 8 oz (not 4 oz) isn't it?

Eight ounces is one cup. Half a cup therefore is 4 oz.

Amber

[Guest guest]

OK

From: fjnie1234 <Fred.Niehaus@...>

Subject: Re: congested gallbladder flush

gallstones

Date: Tuesday, July 1, 2008, 12:45 PM

gill = 4, cup = 8, pint = 16, quart = 32, gallon = 128

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > A flush is not impossible. I have had the same pains

and

> > did

> > > > many

> > > > > > > flushes to get rid of stones.

> > > > > > > I had not done a flush in a long time and decided to do

> one

> > last

> > > > > > month

> > > > > > > and I got out lots of stones. If you do it right you

> should

> > not

> > > > > > have any

> > > > > > > problems. The one thing I learned years ago was to add

> 1/2

> > cup

> > > > of

> > > > > > tomato

> > > > > > > juice to the olive oil and lemon juice and it will go

> down

> > > > easier

> > > > > > and

> > > > > > > stay down. Just be sure to lay on the right side and so

> it

> > can

> > > > get

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

I've tried the Hulda cleanse and the cleanse where you drink the apple juice for

3 days and then do the cup of oil with epson salts and grapefruit. I preferred

the 1/2 cup of oil because it was super hard to get all that oil down. I

actually was able to hold it down for 5 hours, then it all came back up! I can

do the Hulda cleanse no problem, tho. I guess try them both and see what works

for you. Just my opinion :~) Even without a gallbladder one should still do a

few cleanses a year. The stones may build up in the liver, and I for one don't

feel well when my liver feels (is) toxic.

herbladie

Re: Re: congested gallbladder flush

[Guest guest]

one cup = 8 oz

On Jul 1, 2008, at 10:00 AM, Amber wrote:

>

>

> Hulda suggests 1/2 cup olive oil - this is 8 oz (not 4 oz)

> isn't it?

>

> Eight ounces is one cup. Half a cup therefore is 4 oz.

>

> Amber

>

>

>

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