Re: Gallbladder Polyp Help

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Doragio,

Polyps can completely recede. This is a bit different from gallbladder

flushing though the flushes will only help and are probably recommended. The

polyp is abnormal cell growth though benign. Therefore, you cannot flush it

out, but the body can either apoptose and reabsorb or detrigger the cell

proliferation process. This takes time. Even if she decides to try some other

thing first it is probably imperative to follow up with the doctors in order to

track it's growth or recension. If it gets to big this can become a big problem

and gallbladder surgery would be a blessing at that point. But she probably has

some time to try other things. Here are some possible things to try:

Internally, Poke root (be very carefull. Start low dosages and work up slowly.

It can produce nausea. Powerfull and wonderfull herb), guggul gum, turmeric,

proteolytic enzymes (in between meals), lot's of liver/gallbladder therapy.

Applied topically, poke root oil, castor oil, and if you are into breaking the

law, while I would never recommend it, DMSO (Illegal, but one has to wonder

why?). My very best to your mother.Dave

gallstones@...: doragio@...: Tue, 3 Jun 2008

22:41:17 +0000Subject: Gallbladder Polyp Help

Hi Everyone,I'm fortunate enough to come to this group via a link from the

Curezone site and I was hoping someone can help me with the current situation.My

mom was recently diagnosed through ultrasound of having a poly approx. 1.1cm in

size. This is just past the threshold of the recommendation for gallbladder

surgery according to the doctors. However, having read some of the people who

have done this, we want to avoid this procedure by all means.So my question is,

what can we do currently to help the situation of a gallbladder polyp? Is it the

same procedure as flushing with the stones or totally something else?Thank you

for any and all assistance, comments.Best wishes,

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Dave, I have also been diagnosed with a GB polyp. When you say

surgery, I am assuming that you mean gallbladder removal rather than

polyp removal?

Also, do you know for sure that people have had success in reducing

the polyp size by using the herbs and enzymes mentioned below? Are

there any other treatments?

If the polyp gets too big, why would the GB have to be removed? What

kinds of problems would it cause?

Thanks.

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> Doragio,

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> Polyps can completely recede. This is a bit different from

gallbladder flushing though the flushes will only help and are

probably recommended. The polyp is abnormal cell growth though

benign. Therefore, you cannot flush it out, but the body can either

apoptose and reabsorb or detrigger the cell proliferation process.

This takes time. Even if she decides to try some other thing first

it is probably imperative to follow up with the doctors in order to

track it's growth or recension. If it gets to big this can become a

big problem and gallbladder surgery would be a blessing at that

point. But she probably has some time to try other things. Here are

some possible things to try: Internally, Poke root (be very

carefull. Start low dosages and work up slowly. It can produce

nausea. Powerfull and wonderfull herb), guggul gum, turmeric,

proteolytic enzymes (in between meals), lot's of liver/gallbladder

therapy. Applied topically, poke root oil, castor oil, and if you

are into breaking the law, while I would never recommend it, DMSO

(Illegal, but one has to wonder why?). My very best to your

mother.Dave

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> gallstones@...: doragio@...: Tue, 3 Jun 2008 22:41:17

+0000Subject: Gallbladder Polyp Help

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> Hi Everyone,I'm fortunate enough to come to this group via a link

from the Curezone site and I was hoping someone can help me with the

current situation.My mom was recently diagnosed through ultrasound of

having a poly approx. 1.1cm in size. This is just past the threshold

of the recommendation for gallbladder surgery according to the

doctors. However, having read some of the people who have done this,

we want to avoid this procedure by all means.So my question is, what

can we do currently to help the situation of a gallbladder polyp? Is

it the same procedure as flushing with the stones or totally

something else?Thank you for any and all assistance, comments.Best

wishes,

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