Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

[Guest guest]

Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant factor is

diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough the importance of

having a plant based diet and staying away from meat- especially red meat - diet

ad exercise is the all important thing - GB removal will affect your digestion

for the rest of your life - some will be affected more than others- my dad had

his out 35 years ago and had minor, although annoying digestive issues - he

eliminated red meat from his diet eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a

couple of times a week. He always maintained a plant based and ate a lot of

lentils beans etc. Doctors recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a

30mm stone- I did not , switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and

chicken eat a lot of raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on

wood, no problems since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB

is diseased, rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not

eating properly.

By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically painless for

removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by simple common sense

and listening to your body.

Good luck

FB

On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

> I would like to share with you guys the progress of my gallstones. After 13

successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd ultrasound

showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still have a 5mm stone but the

crystals seemed to have been flushed out already. Flushing significantly help me

with my weight loss and severe achne. I am now within my weight range and NO

MORE ache. I still plan to continue the flushes but I dont know until when. I am

also thinking of the GB removal, I am not anymore afraid of the operation, but

of how will my body reacts if I have no more GB. BTW, has anyone in this group

became pregnant without a GB? Any pain experiences while pregnant without a GB?

Please let me know. Thanks guys!

>

> Margie

>

> & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

http://ph.mail. & quot;

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I am also hoping to keep my gall bladder.

I have a very large stone.

Did you do anything to soften up your stone and try to pass it,

or did you just switch to a plant based diet and everything's been good?

Do you eat fish occasionally?

vrausch@...

Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant

factor is diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough the

importance of having a plant based diet and staying away from meat-

especially red meat - diet ad exercise is the all important thing - GB

removal will affect your digestion for the rest of your life - some will be

affected more than others- my dad had his out 35 years ago and had minor,

although annoying digestive issues - he eliminated red meat from his diet

eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a couple of times a week. He always

maintained a plant based and ate a lot of lentils beans etc. Doctors

recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a 30mm stone- I did not ,

switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and chicken eat a lot of

raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on wood, no problems

since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB is diseased,

rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not eating

properly.

By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically painless

for removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by simple common

sense and listening to your body.

Good luck

FB

On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

> I would like to share with you guys the progress of my gallstones. After

13 successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd

ultrasound showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still have a 5mm

stone but the crystals seemed to have been flushed out already. Flushing

significantly help me with my weight loss and severe achne. I am now within

my weight range and NO MORE ache. I still plan to continue the flushes but I

dont know until when. I am also thinking of the GB removal, I am not anymore

afraid of the operation, but of how will my body reacts if I have no more

GB. BTW, has anyone in this group became pregnant without a GB? Any pain

experiences while pregnant without a GB? Please let me know. Thanks guys!

>

> Margie

>

> & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

http://ph.mail. & quot;

>

>

[Guest guest]

I went to a plant based diet but fall off it occasionally - but totally gave up

red meat, pork chicken etc- fish occasionally

I have not yet done a flush in these 8 years and have been relatively pain free

except when I over indulge - eat too much - and it has been 8 years since I was

diagnosed with a very large stone

AF Beta food by standard process was a big help but have not taken any in a long

while- I continue to drink apple cider vinegar - exercise regularly and eat

sensibly which led to my losing 40 + pounds

it is interesting to realize just how little food one needs to live a healthy

life- however breaking old habits can be difficult - do recommend plant based

diet- raw is very good - legumes, nuts and fermented soy products (tempe) are my

main source of protein - would recommend staying away from processed soy

again your gallbladder acting up is an indication that you are stressing or have

stressed your system - unless of course it is diseased - which is rare

good luck

FB

PS

check out the archives - they are a wealth of info

On Feb 3, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Val Rausch wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I am also hoping to keep my gall bladder.

> I have a very large stone.

> Did you do anything to soften up your stone and try to pass it,

> or did you just switch to a plant based diet and everything's been good?

> Do you eat fish occasionally?

>

>

> vrausch@...

>

> Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

>

> Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant

> factor is diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough the

> importance of having a plant based diet and staying away from meat-

> especially red meat - diet ad exercise is the all important thing - GB

> removal will affect your digestion for the rest of your life - some will be

> affected more than others- my dad had his out 35 years ago and had minor,

> although annoying digestive issues - he eliminated red meat from his diet

> eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a couple of times a week. He always

> maintained a plant based and ate a lot of lentils beans etc. Doctors

> recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a 30mm stone- I did not ,

> switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and chicken eat a lot of

> raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on wood, no problems

> since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB is diseased,

> rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not eating

> properly.

>

> By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically painless

> for removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by simple common

> sense and listening to your body.

>

> Good luck

>

> FB

>

> On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

>

> > I would like to share with you guys the progress of my gallstones. After

> 13 successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd

> ultrasound showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still have a 5mm

> stone but the crystals seemed to have been flushed out already. Flushing

> significantly help me with my weight loss and severe achne. I am now within

> my weight range and NO MORE ache. I still plan to continue the flushes but I

> dont know until when. I am also thinking of the GB removal, I am not anymore

> afraid of the operation, but of how will my body reacts if I have no more

> GB. BTW, has anyone in this group became pregnant without a GB? Any pain

> experiences while pregnant without a GB? Please let me know. Thanks guys!

> >

> > Margie

> >

> > & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

> http://ph.mail. & quot;

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

Steph

[Guest guest]

make it yourself- it is a simple process and very inexpensive

On Feb 3, 2010, at 9:34 AM, ectopistes@... wrote:

>

> Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>

> Steph

>

>

Battaglia

Hm 818 897 8500

Cel 818 268 5395

fbattaglia@...

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response.

What is AF Beta food by standard process?

Also, how do you drink your apple cider vinegar, i.e. the ratio of vinegar

to water? And what kind of apple cider vinegar do you recommend?

....I'll be in the archives!

Blessings,

Rausch

vrausch@...

Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

>

> Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant

> factor is diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough the

> importance of having a plant based diet and staying away from meat-

> especially red meat - diet ad exercise is the all important thing - GB

> removal will affect your digestion for the rest of your life - some will

be

> affected more than others- my dad had his out 35 years ago and had minor,

> although annoying digestive issues - he eliminated red meat from his diet

> eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a couple of times a week. He always

> maintained a plant based and ate a lot of lentils beans etc. Doctors

> recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a 30mm stone- I did not ,

> switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and chicken eat a lot

of

> raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on wood, no

problems

> since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB is diseased,

> rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not eating

> properly.

>

> By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically

painless

> for removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by simple

common

> sense and listening to your body.

>

> Good luck

>

> FB

>

> On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

>

> > I would like to share with you guys the progress of my gallstones. After

> 13 successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd

> ultrasound showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still have a

5mm

> stone but the crystals seemed to have been flushed out already. Flushing

> significantly help me with my weight loss and severe achne. I am now

within

> my weight range and NO MORE ache. I still plan to continue the flushes but

I

> dont know until when. I am also thinking of the GB removal, I am not

anymore

> afraid of the operation, but of how will my body reacts if I have no more

> GB. BTW, has anyone in this group became pregnant without a GB? Any pain

> experiences while pregnant without a GB? Please let me know. Thanks guys!

> >

> > Margie

> >

> > & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

> http://ph.mail. & quot;

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Standard Process is the company that makes it- one of the best - high production

standards AF beta food are pills

- organic apple cider - sip it - 2 or 3 tablespoons in 8 oz of water -

On Feb 3, 2010, at 9:58 AM, Val Rausch wrote:

> Thanks for your response.

> What is AF Beta food by standard process?

> Also, how do you drink your apple cider vinegar, i.e. the ratio of vinegar

> to water? And what kind of apple cider vinegar do you recommend?

> ...I'll be in the archives!

>

> Blessings,

>

> Rausch

> vrausch@...

>

> Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

> >

> > Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant

> > factor is diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough the

> > importance of having a plant based diet and staying away from meat-

> > especially red meat - diet ad exercise is the all important thing - GB

> > removal will affect your digestion for the rest of your life - some will

> be

> > affected more than others- my dad had his out 35 years ago and had minor,

> > although annoying digestive issues - he eliminated red meat from his diet

> > eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a couple of times a week. He always

> > maintained a plant based and ate a lot of lentils beans etc. Doctors

> > recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a 30mm stone- I did not ,

> > switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and chicken eat a lot

> of

> > raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on wood, no

> problems

> > since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB is diseased,

> > rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not eating

> > properly.

> >

> > By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically

> painless

> > for removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by simple

> common

> > sense and listening to your body.

> >

> > Good luck

> >

> > FB

> >

> > On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

> >

> > > I would like to share with you guys the progress of my gallstones. After

> > 13 successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd

> > ultrasound showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still have a

> 5mm

> > stone but the crystals seemed to have been flushed out already. Flushing

> > significantly help me with my weight loss and severe achne. I am now

> within

> > my weight range and NO MORE ache. I still plan to continue the flushes but

> I

> > dont know until when. I am also thinking of the GB removal, I am not

> anymore

> > afraid of the operation, but of how will my body reacts if I have no more

> > GB. BTW, has anyone in this group became pregnant without a GB? Any pain

> > experiences while pregnant without a GB? Please let me know. Thanks guys!

> > >

> > > Margie

> > >

> > > & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

> > http://ph.mail. & quot;

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

It is. One word of caution: know your trusted source. Depending on the evil

little buggers lurking in your fermenter and mother, there have actually been

deaths reported recently. Kombucha creates all sorts of wonderful biochemicals

that can also be life saving. -D

Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

Steph

[Guest guest]

Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and many more

nutrients.  Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one if you want

to make your own tea.  I'm in CO.

herbladie

 

Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

Steph

[Guest guest]

to be CLEAR making your own kombucha is simple but only if one is careful to

maintain a sterile environment and follow the directions to the letter

On Feb 3, 2010, at 10:01 AM, Dave Shelden wrote:

> It is. One word of caution: know your trusted source. Depending on the evil

little buggers lurking in your fermenter and mother, there have actually been

deaths reported recently. Kombucha creates all sorts of wonderful biochemicals

that can also be life saving. -D

>

> Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

>

> Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>

> Steph

>

>

[Guest guest]

Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago and

today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

gallbladder...one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides...so save it

if you can guys

On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <herbladie@...>wrote:

>

>

>

>

> Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and many

> more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one if

> you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

>

> herbladie

>

>

>

> Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>

> Steph

>

>

[Guest guest]

check our Dr Esselstyn's How to prevent and Cure heart Disease- the diet in

there has reduced cholesterol in 100% of his patients

On Feb 3, 2010, at 10:14 AM, Munawar Rasheed wrote:

> Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago and

> today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

> gallbladder...one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides...so save it

> if you can guys

>

> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty

<herbladie@...>wrote:

>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and many

> > more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one if

> > you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

> >

> > herbladie

> >

> >

> >

> > Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> > be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> > find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

> >

> > Steph

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Yeah i have read the book, it is about avoiding every thing that has a

mother and a head. No meat, No dairy, No oil, only vegetables...i dont eat

meat anymore however i miss my life when my gallbladder was intact....life

is difficult without gallbladder, dont listen to doctors saying you can live

without gallbkladder because you will go on a very high risk of getting

heart diseases after the removal.....

On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 2:15 PM, Battaglia <fbattaglia@...> wrote:

> check our Dr Esselstyn's How to prevent and Cure heart Disease- the diet in

> there has reduced cholesterol in 100% of his patients

>

>

> On Feb 3, 2010, at 10:14 AM, Munawar Rasheed wrote:

>

> > Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago

> and

> > today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

> > gallbladder...one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides...so save

> it

> > if you can guys

> >

> > On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

> herbladie@...>wrote:

> >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and

> many

> > > more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one

> if

> > > you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

> > >

> > > herbladie

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> > > be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> > > find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

> > >

> > > Steph

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I was told that you can expel a stone the size of 2 inches if

you soften it first with apple juice for 1 week

On Feb 3, 2010, at 8:53 AM, Val Rausch wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I am also hoping to keep my gall bladder.

> I have a very large stone.

> Did you do anything to soften up your stone and try to pass it,

> or did you just switch to a plant based diet and everything's been

> good?

> Do you eat fish occasionally?

>

>

> vrausch@...

>

> Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

>

> Margie that you have lost weight is significant- the other significant

> factor is diet and regular exercise - cannot stress strongly enough

> the

> importance of having a plant based diet and staying away from meat-

> especially red meat - diet ad exercise is the all important thing - GB

> removal will affect your digestion for the rest of your life - some

> will be

> affected more than others- my dad had his out 35 years ago and had

> minor,

> although annoying digestive issues - he eliminated red meat from

> his diet

> eating chicken, occasionally, and fish a couple of times a week. He

> always

> maintained a plant based and ate a lot of lentils beans etc. Doctors

> recommended I remove my GB 8 years ago as I had a 30mm stone- I did

> not ,

> switched to a plant based diet, eliminated red meat and chicken eat

> a lot of

> raw food, salads etc lost 30 pounds and have had, knock on wood, no

> problems

> since. My humble opinion / conclusion is that unless your GB is

> diseased,

> rarely happens, then if it acts up it is a signal that you are not

> eating

> properly.

>

> By the way they have refined the GB removal procedure - practically

> painless

> for removal of an organ that most of the time can be saved by

> simple common

> sense and listening to your body.

>

> Good luck

>

> FB

>

> On Jan 31, 2010, at 7:31 AM, margie vallente wrote:

>

> > I would like to share with you guys the progress of my

> gallstones. After

> 13 successful flushes within 1 year and 9 months of Rowachol, my 3rd

> ultrasound showed that my 24mm biggest stone is now 19mm. I still

> have a 5mm

> stone but the crystals seemed to have been flushed out already.

> Flushing

> significantly help me with my weight loss and severe achne. I am

> now within

> my weight range and NO MORE ache. I still plan to continue the

> flushes but I

> dont know until when. I am also thinking of the GB removal, I am

> not anymore

> afraid of the operation, but of how will my body reacts if I have

> no more

> GB. BTW, has anyone in this group became pregnant without a GB? Any

> pain

> experiences while pregnant without a GB? Please let me know. Thanks

> guys!

> >

> > Margie

> >

> > & quot;Try the new FASTER . Experience it today at

> http://ph.mail. & quot;

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with exercise, diet,

water...

From: wani_biz <jocanas@...>

Subject: Re: Gallstones got smaller

gallstones

Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:17 AM

 

Cholestrol, High Blood Pressure and Depression can be overtaken with taking

30,000 mg of Niacin a day.

This is the Natural way to fight Cholestrol.

They also mention this in www.foodmatters. tv

Great video to watch if you have not..

> >

> > > Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago

> > and

> > > today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

> > > gallbladder. ..one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides. ..so

save

> > it

> > > if you can guys

> > >

> > > On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

> > herbladie@.. .>wrote:

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and

> > many

> > > > more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one

> > if

> > > > you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

> > > >

> > > > herbladie

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it would

> > > > be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

> > > > find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

> > > >

> > > > Steph

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Must drink tons of water if you're doing tons of niacin because it can be

harmful to your liver

herbladie

 

Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with exercise, diet,

water...

> > Liver Flush Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,2826 & s=21

> > Colon Cleanse Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,1788 & s=35

[Guest guest]

Hello Ms. Marilyn,

Thank you for the tip-my dr. told me to take 1000 mg/day of no flush niacin to

reduce my LDL cholestrol-it does work very nicely w/o the side effects of pharma

drugs on the market-I will get my blood work done to check-thank you I hope it

can work for you.

Sabina~

________________________________

From: Marilyn J. Doughty <herbladie@...>

gallstones

Sent: Sat, February 13, 2010 11:30:28 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

 

Must drink tons of water if you're doing tons of niacin because it can be

harmful to your liver

herbladie

 

Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with exercise, diet,

water...

> > Liver Flush Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,2826 & s=21

> > Colon Cleanse Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,1788 & s=35

[Guest guest]

Sabina - combine slow release or time release niacin with red yeast rice, fish

oil, exercise, water healthy diet.

It is not just a one item fix.

Jay

From: Sabina Vega <sabinavega1@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

gallstones

Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 12:43 PM

 

Hello Ms. Marilyn,

Thank you for the tip-my dr. told me to take 1000 mg/day of no flush niacin to

reduce my LDL cholestrol-it does work very nicely w/o the side effects of pharma

drugs on the market-I will get my blood work done to check-thank you I hope it

can work for you.

Sabina~

____________ _________ _________ __

From: Marilyn J. Doughty <herbladiecomcast (DOT) net>

gallstones@gro ups.com

Sent: Sat, February 13, 2010 11:30:28 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Gallstones got smaller

 

Must drink tons of water if you're doing tons of niacin because it can be

harmful to your liver

herbladie

 

Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with exercise, diet,

water...

> > Liver Flush Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,2826 & s=21

> > Colon Cleanse Survey: http://curezone. com/faq/p/ s.asp?a=28, 571,1788 & s=35

[Guest guest]

what is the best way /form to take the red yeast rice and the dosage?

On Feb 13, 2010, at 9:49 AM, Jay Grosflam wrote:

> Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with exercise, diet,

water...

>

>

>

> From: wani_biz <jocanas@...>

> Subject: Re: Gallstones got smaller

> gallstones

> Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:17 AM

>

>

>

> Cholestrol, High Blood Pressure and Depression can be overtaken with taking

30,000 mg of Niacin a day.

>

> This is the Natural way to fight Cholestrol.

>

> They also mention this in www.foodmatters. tv

>

> Great video to watch if you have not..

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > > Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago

>

> > > and

>

> > > > today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

>

> > > > gallbladder. ..one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides. ..so

save

>

> > > it

>

> > > > if you can guys

>

> > > >

>

> > > > On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

>

> > > herbladie@.. .>wrote:

>

> > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and

>

> > > many

>

> > > > > more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one

>

> > > if

>

> > > > > you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > herbladie

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it

would

>

> > > > > be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

>

> > > > > find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Steph

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

dr clark said our cholesterol should be 100 plus our age. doing the

series of liver cleanses automatically normalizes it.

she said that too low cholesterol contributes to cancer.

On Feb 13, 2010, at 4:48 PM, Battaglia wrote:

> what is the best way /form to take the red yeast rice and the

> dosage?

>

>

> On Feb 13, 2010, at 9:49 AM, Jay Grosflam wrote:

>

>> Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with

>> exercise, diet, water...

>>

>>

>>

>> From: wani_biz <jocanas@...>

>> Subject: Re: Gallstones got smaller

>> gallstones

>> Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:17 AM

>>

>>

>>

>> Cholestrol, High Blood Pressure and Depression can be overtaken

>> with taking 30,000 mg of Niacin a day.

>>

>> This is the Natural way to fight Cholestrol.

>>

>> They also mention this in www.foodmatters. tv

>>

>> Great video to watch if you have not..

>>

>>

>>

>>>>

>>

>>>>> Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a

>>>>> year ago

>>

>>>> and

>>

>>>>> today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the

>>>>> absence of

>>

>>>>> gallbladder. ..one of them is high cholestrol and

>>>>> trigleycerides. ..so save

>>

>>>> it

>>

>>>>> if you can guys

>>

>>>>>

>>

>>>>> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

>>

>>>> herbladie@.. .>wrote:

>>

>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less

>>>>>> sugar and

>>

>>>> many

>>

>>>>>> more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send

>>>>>> you one

>>

>>>> if

>>

>>>>>> you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> herbladie

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of

>>>>>> it would

>>

>>>>>> be except I hear and read good things about it. A little

>>>>>> pricey but

>>

>>>>>> find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Steph

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

[Guest guest]

I think that Dr. Hulda said that way back 'when' it used to be that 100

plus our age was a good way to measure our cholesterol,  but not so much in

this day and age with all the junk food available.  It's more about LDL,

 HDL,  and triglycerides now   Low cholesterol might mean that the liver

is functioning poorly as well.

herbladie

 

dr clark said our cholesterol should be 100 plus our age. doing the

series of liver cleanses automatically normalizes it.

she said that too low cholesterol contributes to cancer.

On Feb 13, 2010, at 4:48 PM, Battaglia wrote:

> what is the best way /form to take the red yeast rice and the

> dosage?

>

>

> On Feb 13, 2010, at 9:49 AM, Jay Grosflam wrote:

>

>> Time released Niacin and Red Yeast Rice...in conjunction with

>> exercise, diet, water...

MARKETPLACE

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[Guest guest]

go to Costco or a health food store and purchase red yeast rice.

I take 2 x3 pilss a day with my niacin, fish oil, others...

>

> From: wani_biz <jocanas@...>

> Subject: Re: Gallstones got smaller

> gallstones

> Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:17 AM

>

> 

>

> Cholestrol, High Blood Pressure and Depression can be overtaken with taking

30,000 mg of Niacin a day.

>

> This is the Natural way to fight Cholestrol.

>

> They also mention this in www.foodmatters. tv

>

> Great video to watch if you have not..

>

>

>

> > >

>

> > > > Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a year ago

>

> > > and

>

> > > > today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the absence of

>

> > > > gallbladder. ..one of them is high cholestrol and trigleycerides. ..so

save

>

> > > it

>

> > > > if you can guys

>

> > > >

>

> > > > On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

>

> > > herbladie@.. .>wrote:

>

> > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less sugar and

>

> > > many

>

> > > > > more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send you one

>

> > > if

>

> > > > > you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > herbladie

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of it

would

>

> > > > > be except I hear and read good things about it. A little pricey but

>

> > > > > find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > > Steph

>

> > > > >

>

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

New study released a couple of months ago shows that in terms of cancer, the

optimum level of LDL is 126. either side the graph looks like a V. Less than

your risk of cancer goes up, more than your risk goes up... -D

Re: Gallstones got smaller

>> gallstones <mailto:gallstones%40>

>> Date: Saturday, February 13, 2010, 9:17 AM

>>

>>

>>

>> Cholestrol, High Blood Pressure and Depression can be overtaken

>> with taking 30,000 mg of Niacin a day.

>>

>> This is the Natural way to fight Cholestrol.

>>

>> They also mention this in www.foodmatters. tv

>>

>> Great video to watch if you have not..

>>

>>

>>

>>>>

>>

>>>>> Everybody should try to save their gallbladder, i lost mine a

>>>>> year ago

>>

>>>> and

>>

>>>>> today i am suffering from multiple issue only because of the

>>>>> absence of

>>

>>>>> gallbladder. ..one of them is high cholestrol and

>>>>> trigleycerides. ..so save

>>

>>>> it

>>

>>>>> if you can guys

>>

>>>>>

>>

>>>>> On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 1:04 PM, Marilyn J. Doughty <

>>

>>>> herbladie@.. .>wrote:

>>

>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Stehp~If you make your own kombucha tea it will have less

>>>>>> sugar and

>>

>>>> many

>>

>>>>>> more nutrients. Let me know if you need a scoby and I'll send

>>>>>> you one

>>

>>>> if

>>

>>>>>> you want to make your own tea. I'm in CO.

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> herbladie

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Kombucha tea is sure good, but don't know how healthy a lot of

>>>>>> it would

>>

>>>>>> be except I hear and read good things about it. A little

>>>>>> pricey but

>>

>>>>>> find it addictive. Must be the fermentation LOL.

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>> Steph

>>

>>>>>>

>>

>>>>>>