Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

[Guest guest]

> Two questions:

> 1. What is the best way to deal with this without having surgery. I

> take Dandelion Root and Milk Thistle every day...are there other non-

> invasive measures I could take?

>

> 2. I have developed Psoriasis this year, since about the time what

> turned out to be my gallbladder playing up began. Does anyone know of

> any possible link between these two diseases?

> Dave>

Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB. Psoriasis

could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive leaf

extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can learn a lot

about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

Amber

[Guest guest]

Three drops of Grapefruit seed extract in my morning tea and 10 minutes a

week in the tanning bed...No Psoriasis for a year.

Steve

-- Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

> Two questions:

> 1. What is the best way to deal with this without having surgery. I

> take Dandelion Root and Milk Thistle every day...are there other non-

> invasive measures I could take?

>

> 2. I have developed Psoriasis this year, since about the time what

> turned out to be my gallbladder playing up began. Does anyone know of

> any possible link between these two diseases?

> Dave>

Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB. Psoriasis

could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive leaf

extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can learn a lot

about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

Amber

[Guest guest]

The grapefruit seed extract would be the antifungal portion of my

recommendations.

Amber

> Three drops of Grapefruit seed extract in my morning tea and 10 minutes a

> week in the tanning bed...No Psoriasis for a year.

> Steve

> Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB.

> Psoriasis

> could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive leaf

> extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can learn a

> lot

> about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

>

> Amber

[Guest guest]

I understand that food allergies are a very common cause of

psoriasis. Food allergies can also cause gallbladder problems. The

most common food allergies are gluten, dairy, eggs, garlic, etc.

Don't know if this is your problem, but definitely worth

investigating. Many, many people have food allergies and don't know

it.

>

> Hi everyone,

>

> I have gallbladder problems (not stones, but inflammation).

>

> Two questions:

> 1. What is the best way to deal with this without having surgery.

I

> take Dandelion Root and Milk Thistle every day...are there other

non-

> invasive measures I could take?

>

> 2. I have developed Psoriasis this year, since about the time what

> turned out to be my gallbladder playing up began. Does anyone know

of

> any possible link between these two diseases?

>

> Best Wishes,

> Dave

>

[Guest guest]

If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root cause?

>

> The grapefruit seed extract would be the antifungal portion of my

> recommendations.

>

> Amber

>

>

>

> > Three drops of Grapefruit seed extract in my morning tea and 10

minutes a

> > week in the tanning bed...No Psoriasis for a year.

> > Steve

>

> > Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB.

> > Psoriasis

> > could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive

leaf

> > extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can

learn a

> > lot

> > about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

> >

> > Amber

>

[Guest guest]

If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root cause?

>

> The grapefruit seed extract would be the antifungal portion of my

> recommendations.

>

> Amber

>

>

>

> > Three drops of Grapefruit seed extract in my morning tea and 10

minutes a

> > week in the tanning bed...No Psoriasis for a year.

> > Steve

>

> > Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB.

> > Psoriasis

> > could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive

leaf

> > extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can

learn a

> > lot

> > about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

> >

> > Amber

>

[Guest guest]

> If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root cause?

The root cause is fungus! We eat it, breath it, live in moldy homes, etc.

You can learn a lot about how it affects our health at www.knowthecause.com.

Amber

[Guest guest]

We are exposed to funguses everyday of our lives and have been for millions of

years. And to a much greater degree earlier in hjistory than we are now after

the advent of central heating and other luxuries of life. the human body was

either designed and/or evolved to deal with this aspect. funguses are a normal

component of the decomposistion process. so for an organism to survive

optimally it must have developed mechanisms to retard this process during the

robust period of it's life cycle. therefore if an individual is experiencing

fungal problems there is prematurely, the root problem must be in immunal

response. -D

Re: Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

> If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root cause?

The root cause is fungus! We eat it, breath it, live in moldy homes, etc.

You can learn a lot about how it affects our health at

www.knowthecause.com<http://www.knowthecause.com/>.

Amber

[Guest guest]

Thanks v much

Dave

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much

Dave

From: Amber <amber@...>

Subject: Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

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Date: Monday, 3 November, 2008, 1:07 AM

> Two questions:

> 1. What is the best way to deal with this without having surgery. I

> take Dandelion Root and Milk Thistle every day...are there other non-

> invasive measures I could take?

>

> 2. I have developed Psoriasis this year, since about the time what

> turned out to be my gallbladder playing up began. Does anyone know of

> any possible link between these two diseases?

> Dave>

Take A-F Betafood tablets from Standard Process Labs for your GB. Psoriasis

could be due to a fungal problem. Natural antifungals are olive leaf

extract, garlic, apple cider vinegar, oregano oil, etc. You can learn a lot

about fungal problems on: www.knowthecause.com.

Amber

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From: Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

gallstones

Date: Monday, 3 November, 2008, 2:59 PM

We are exposed to funguses everyday of our lives and have been for millions of

years. And to a much greater degree earlier in hjistory than we are now after

the advent of central heating and other luxuries of life. the human body was

either designed and/or evolved to deal with this aspect. funguses are a normal

component of the decomposistion process. so for an organism to survive

optimally it must have developed mechanisms to retard this process during the

robust period of it's life cycle. therefore if an individual is

experiencing fungal problems there is prematurely, the root problem must be in

immunal response. -D

Re: Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

> If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root

cause?

The root cause is fungus! We eat it, breath it, live in moldy homes, etc.

You can learn a lot about how it affects our health at

www.knowthecause.com<http://www.knowthecause.com/>.

Amber

[Guest guest]

By the way Dave,

There is definitely a potential link between gallbladder and psoriasis.

Liver/gallbladder is a major elimination avenue in the human body. When this

route is not working properly, the body may be forced to eliminate through other

avenues. Skin, kidney, lungs are then taxed exceptionally... In my practice,

It would seem that liver issues are the number 1 player in psoriasis issues.

Having said this, the person who mentioned allergic reactions is still right on

the money. Improper digestion of proteins, excess histaminic release, etc. are

heavy burdens upon the liver/gallbladder channel. As Amber has pointed out

yeast or fungal load can cause the same issues. If one has such, it is not a

static condition. The immune response is busting it's butt to kill off the

invader, it is just not winning the war. So the detox load on liver to

eliminate what is being killed off is challenged greatly. In your case, consider

the possibility of gallbladder problems being an indication of liver

dysfunction...

Always, in all ways,

-Dave

Re: Re: Gallbladder problems and Psoriasis?

> If in fact someone has a " fungal problem " , what is the root

cause?

The root cause is fungus! We eat it, breath it, live in moldy homes, etc.

You can learn a lot about how it affects our health at

www.knowthecause.com<http://www.knowthecause.com/<http://www.knowthecause.com/>>\

..

Amber