Re: Re: flush in winter?

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Thank you for the responses. I am going to begin drinking apple juice and apple

cider vinegar on sunday and will do the flush on thursday night. that's my plan

anyway...hope I don't get sidetracked...

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From: VR <new_man85@...>

gallstones

Sent: Friday, December 26, 2008 1:04:14 PM

Subject: Re: flush in winter?

I think that there are two different subjects getting confused as if

they are the same

1) Is the benefit of a flush greater in the spring than in the summer?

(answer seems to be yes)

2) Is there a great benefit to flushing at any time of the year

including now, even if the benefit is somewhat less now than in the

spring? (I say the answer is yes, there is a great benefit to

flushing now)

There is a great benefit to flushing now while you have the chance,

and flush again and again as you get time and have at least two weeks

or more in between flushes. This will benefit you tremendously, and

then by the spring when you flush those flushes will be even more

beneficial because of the progress you've already made. I've done 9

flushes at all times of the year, and the number one challenge to

completing a flush for me is to find the time to do one (I have to

have at least one day after the flush when I can stay at home and not

need to do anything energetic).

Hope you don't mind my 2 cents.

Vince

>

> Hi everyone. happy Holiday's.

>

> I have actually thought of and have begun planning a gallbladder

flush for next week. I live in NY and it is cold at this time of

year. I spoke with someone today who said that This is not a good

time of year to do a cleanse/flush. Does anyone have any insight into

this? Should I wait till spring?

>

> Thanks to all in advance.

>

> Rose

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> From: Munawar Rasheed <munawarr@.. .>

> gallstones@gro ups.com

> Sent: Thursday, December 25, 2008 10:31:14 AM

> Subject: Re: Re: After 4 GB flushes, I still have

stones, please advice!

>

>

> Guys, i am the one who mentioned Chance Piedra and R7 and i am

almost okay

> now and i have cancelled my surgery and appointments with surgeon as

well.

> If you have inflamation then you may use MEDI HERB Boswellia Complex as

> well, a very good remedy for inflammation. In case of pain, get a

glass of

> pure apple juice and mix one table spoon of apple cider vinegar and take

> it. Make it a routine before taking the meals and you will be fine.

>

> Keep using, Chance Piedra, R7 and Boswellia Complex in case of

inflammation

> and you will defintely feel the difference. Avoid, red meat, beans,

eggs,

> dairy products, try to use olive oil in fods and have olive pickles

in your

> food as well. Persistence pays of. You will get the results. I

dont trust

> ultrasound as well as in my case they came up with different results

all the

> time. However, dont get disappointed and keep using what i

mentioned and

> you will be fine, God willing.

>

> On Thu, Dec 25, 2008 at 8:50 AM, mlvallente <mlvallente@ . com>

wrote:

>

> > Hi Steph, on the 2nd ultrasound, the technician nor the

radiologist did

> > not let me look at the screen while performing the US. They just

had me

> > wait 2 hours to see the written report. They handed the US pictures

> > straight to the surgeon because of the hospital policy. Until now

I did

> > not see the Surgeon. I will try to look for Chanca Piedra and R7

in our

> > local health store.

> >

> > > Did you see the stone with your own eyes? I don't trust Drs. who are

> > > making money on gall bladder removals.

> > >

> > > Steph

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