Re: dissolving gallstones -brian /found tcm

[Guest guest]

I appreciate your efforts to help . Thank you. In the last few

hours I have been following links and leads through a maze of chinese

websites and have found that a chinese man lives about 3 miles from my

house who is an herbalist. I was able to get a phone number to his

home - I called it and we briefly spoke. He didn't have the dissolving

formula I was looking for(lysimachia, oriental wormwoood, scutellaria

root, aucklandia root, curcuma root, rhubarb, areca seed, immature

bitter orange, magnolia bark, mirabilite) but said he has another herb

combination to dissolve the stones (not flush) and I can come by his

place after 9 am tomorrow. God is good. - Dolly

--- In health , anonymous <ok_fine@...>

wrote:

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> Please disreguard my last post. I was thinking kidnetstones. I am

so

> sorry.

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[Guest guest]

Dolly – just remember, with herbs – you are

still treating just the symptom. Herbs

act like drugs in that they target a specific area of your body. You are not getting rid of the cause by using

herbs. You would need to do a dietary

change, like what I just posted.

carol

[Guest guest]

Thanks Carol. That information is great! I usually eat boiled

greens but my body has been asking for apples and blueberries for

breakfast with tea...and carrots are my munchy snack too!! I

basically juice veges everyday, eat small portions of fish or chicken

and eat very little red meat. (Got straightened out by Don a few

years back.) I had gallbladder and kidney probs when I was a child (I

don't remember) And since adulthood, every 10 years or so....the

gallbladder goes whamm... And this was a big wham. (Last time -

over ten years ago - I got accupuncture that helped tremendously and

I was fine until now.) I was born with teeth and told that I would

always have a sensitive digestive system. I am also going through

menopause now and was warned that the liver needed to be given extra

care. I had been devulging in ice cream and frozen rice milk treats

about a month or two ago and I guess that fall off the wagon is the

result of what I'm experiencing now. I will probably end up going on

a strict vegetable and fruit only existence. - thanks again!!

>

> Dolly - just remember, with herbs - you are still treating just the

symptom.

> Herbs act like drugs in that they target a specific area of your

body. You

> are not getting rid of the cause by using herbs. You would need to

do a

> dietary change, like what I just posted.

>

> carol

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