Re: I think I had a gallbladder attack today & have some questions.

[Guest guest]

Not everyone reacts the same to the flush and the only way of knowing

how it will effect u is to try one. However preparation leading up to

the flush is extremely important - Since u have been following the

group have u invested in AF Beta Tablets by Standard Process? Chanca

Piedra? Milk thistle? Are you eating foods that will help- cooked and

raw beets, avocado, dandelion greens & tincture- make sure dandelion

is organic - all should be organic but especially dandelion- have u

included apple juice into ur routine?

Again the diet and the lead up to the flush is most crucial. Look up

Hulda s flush procedure's and pay particular attention to diet

recommendations - enemas really help-

again not everyone gets sick or nauseous - to enhance your success

recommend you properly prepare your system and remember the epsom

salts and you may find that the salts are the only unpleasurable

experience (they taste bitter) in the entire process.

Good luck

FB

On Feb 4, 2009, at 10:51 PM, Pam wrote:

> First of all, I've been a lurker here for some time. I'm kind of

> interested in doing a gallbladder flush, but am hesitant to get

> started. I also work nights and cannot take off several days to do a

> flush. I need to be able to work. I frequently get to bed at 4:00

> a.m., and sometimes do end up eating just before I go to bed. I work

> at home doing medical transcription, but have always been

> interested in

> alternative medical care.

>

> When I woke up this morning, I had some low-level back pain and spasm,

> just above the right sacroiliac joint and somewhat above it. I

> couldn't get comfortable no matter what position, on the right or left

> side, or on my back. I'm also heavy, so my belly would kind of flip

> around. I'm also type II diabetic, so I am not sure I could get away

> with drinking much apple juice.

>

> The right side of my abdomen has a fullness to it; the same doctor who

> diagnosed me with type II diabetes told me it was " gallbladder. " I

> stopped going to him because I wan't happy with him, and I never got

> worked up further.

>

> As the day went on today, I got some pain across both upper quadrants

> of my abdomen, mostly dull and bloated feeling; not sharp. I got

> nauseated, and had two separate episodes of retching... mostly dry

> heaves, but also some liquid food came up. I drank some water, and

> also took a glass of water with generic Alka-Seltzer dissolved in it,

> which helped a bit.

>

> I stayed in bed most of the day, eventually slept some more, and

> finally got up this evening and took a shower. I'm still a little

> nauseated, and my back is still somewhat uncomfortable. I took the day

> off.

>

> I'm going to print out the information from this website regarding

> doing gallbladder flushes. I think I already have most of the

> ingredients necessary... olive oil, lemons, Epsom salts, filtered

> water.

>

> I would appreciate comments from folks on the following issues:

>

> 1. I'm hoping to be able to do a gallbladder flush (eventually

> several), but I need to be able to work during the days this is going

> on. I'm hoping that I won't have to just stay in bed for the whole

> time.

>

> 2. Also, will I be able to eat regular food (mostly a low-carb diet)

> in addition to taking the gallbladder flush?

>

> 3. I'm also wondering if my nocturnal habits will change what must be

> done for a gallbladder flush.

>

> Thanks in advance. I'm kind of scared to go through with a flush, but

> I'm also wanting to avoid surgery if possible. I think that what I

> just went through today is a mild gallbladder attack, compared to

> other

> people's experiences which I've typed up and read about.

>

> Pam Maltzman

>

>

>

J.R. Battaglia

Prime Cut Media Productions

tel 818 897 8500

cel 818 268 5395

frank_la@...

www.primecutproductions.com

[Guest guest]

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world.....some products are more polluted and some or less....acidic rains

and winds do affect the so-called organic products as well even though they

are not directly aprayed......however, you can say that use the less

affected products than the more affected products

On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 11:50 AM, Battaglia <fbattaglia@...> wrote:

> Not everyone reacts the same to the flush and the only way of knowing

> how it will effect u is to try one. However preparation leading up to

> the flush is extremely important - Since u have been following the

> group have u invested in AF Beta Tablets by Standard Process? Chanca

> Piedra? Milk thistle? Are you eating foods that will help- cooked and

> raw beets, avocado, dandelion greens & tincture- make sure dandelion

> is organic - all should be organic but especially dandelion- have u

> included apple juice into ur routine?

>

> Again the diet and the lead up to the flush is most crucial. Look up

> Hulda s flush procedure's and pay particular attention to diet

> recommendations - enemas really help-

>

> again not everyone gets sick or nauseous - to enhance your success

> recommend you properly prepare your system and remember the epsom

> salts and you may find that the salts are the only unpleasurable

> experience (they taste bitter) in the entire process.

>

> Good luck

>

> FB

>

> On Feb 4, 2009, at 10:51 PM, Pam wrote:

>

> > First of all, I've been a lurker here for some time. I'm kind of

> > interested in doing a gallbladder flush, but am hesitant to get

> > started. I also work nights and cannot take off several days to do a

> > flush. I need to be able to work. I frequently get to bed at 4:00

> > a.m., and sometimes do end up eating just before I go to bed. I work

> > at home doing medical transcription, but have always been

> > interested in

> > alternative medical care.

> >

> > When I woke up this morning, I had some low-level back pain and spasm,

> > just above the right sacroiliac joint and somewhat above it. I

> > couldn't get comfortable no matter what position, on the right or left

> > side, or on my back. I'm also heavy, so my belly would kind of flip

> > around. I'm also type II diabetic, so I am not sure I could get away

> > with drinking much apple juice.

> >

> > The right side of my abdomen has a fullness to it; the same doctor who

> > diagnosed me with type II diabetes told me it was " gallbladder. " I

> > stopped going to him because I wan't happy with him, and I never got

> > worked up further.

> >

> > As the day went on today, I got some pain across both upper quadrants

> > of my abdomen, mostly dull and bloated feeling; not sharp. I got

> > nauseated, and had two separate episodes of retching... mostly dry

> > heaves, but also some liquid food came up. I drank some water, and

> > also took a glass of water with generic Alka-Seltzer dissolved in it,

> > which helped a bit.

> >

> > I stayed in bed most of the day, eventually slept some more, and

> > finally got up this evening and took a shower. I'm still a little

> > nauseated, and my back is still somewhat uncomfortable. I took the day

> > off.

> >

> > I'm going to print out the information from this website regarding

> > doing gallbladder flushes. I think I already have most of the

> > ingredients necessary... olive oil, lemons, Epsom salts, filtered

> > water.

> >

> > I would appreciate comments from folks on the following issues:

> >

> > 1. I'm hoping to be able to do a gallbladder flush (eventually

> > several), but I need to be able to work during the days this is going

> > on. I'm hoping that I won't have to just stay in bed for the whole

> > time.

> >

> > 2. Also, will I be able to eat regular food (mostly a low-carb diet)

> > in addition to taking the gallbladder flush?

> >

> > 3. I'm also wondering if my nocturnal habits will change what must be

> > done for a gallbladder flush.

> >

> > Thanks in advance. I'm kind of scared to go through with a flush, but

> > I'm also wanting to avoid surgery if possible. I think that what I

> > just went through today is a mild gallbladder attack, compared to

> > other

> > people's experiences which I've typed up and read about.

> >

> > Pam Maltzman

> >

> >

> >

>

> J.R. Battaglia

> Prime Cut Media Productions

> tel 818 897 8500

> cel 818 268 5395

> frank_la@... <frank_la%40mac.com>

> www.primecutproductions.com

>

>

[Guest guest]

If u are diabetic then stay away from apple juice - u drink the AJ for

the malic acid - you can purchase the malic tablets- also many in the

forum have had great success with apple cider vinegar and water- make

sure u never take it straight as it will wear out enamel on ur teeth

good luck

FB

On Feb 4, 2009, at 10:51 PM, Pam wrote:

> First of all, I've been a lurker here for some time. I'm kind of

> interested in doing a gallbladder flush, but am hesitant to get

> started. I also work nights and cannot take off several days to do a

> flush. I need to be able to work. I frequently get to bed at 4:00

> a.m., and sometimes do end up eating just before I go to bed. I work

> at home doing medical transcription, but have always been interested

> in

> alternative medical care.

>

> When I woke up this morning, I had some low-level back pain and spasm,

> just above the right sacroiliac joint and somewhat above it. I

> couldn't get comfortable no matter what position, on the right or left

> side, or on my back. I'm also heavy, so my belly would kind of flip

> around. I'm also type II diabetic, so I am not sure I could get away

> with drinking much apple juice.

>

> The right side of my abdomen has a fullness to it; the same doctor who

> diagnosed me with type II diabetes told me it was " gallbladder. " I

> stopped going to him because I wan't happy with him, and I never got

> worked up further.

>

> As the day went on today, I got some pain across both upper quadrants

> of my abdomen, mostly dull and bloated feeling; not sharp. I got

> nauseated, and had two separate episodes of retching... mostly dry

> heaves, but also some liquid food came up. I drank some water, and

> also took a glass of water with generic Alka-Seltzer dissolved in it,

> which helped a bit.

>

> I stayed in bed most of the day, eventually slept some more, and

> finally got up this evening and took a shower. I'm still a little

> nauseated, and my back is still somewhat uncomfortable. I took the day

> off.

>

> I'm going to print out the information from this website regarding

> doing gallbladder flushes. I think I already have most of the

> ingredients necessary... olive oil, lemons, Epsom salts, filtered

> water.

>

> I would appreciate comments from folks on the following issues:

>

> 1. I'm hoping to be able to do a gallbladder flush (eventually

> several), but I need to be able to work during the days this is going

> on. I'm hoping that I won't have to just stay in bed for the whole

> time.

>

> 2. Also, will I be able to eat regular food (mostly a low-carb diet)

> in addition to taking the gallbladder flush?

>

> 3. I'm also wondering if my nocturnal habits will change what must be

> done for a gallbladder flush.

>

> Thanks in advance. I'm kind of scared to go through with a flush, but

> I'm also wanting to avoid surgery if possible. I think that what I

> just went through today is a mild gallbladder attack, compared to

> other

> people's experiences which I've typed up and read about.

>

> Pam Maltzman

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I wouldn't focus so much on doing a flush as I would a diet change.

You are going to have to do it after the flush anyway, might as well

do it now. Others have already given you good advice, and you can

also check out www.gallbladderattack.com for gall bladder good foods.

There is also a remedy if you are in pain now, which I have tried and

it works. Do a flush down the road if you need it still, but there

are so many things you can do now!

Good luck!

Evie

>

> First of all, I've been a lurker here for some time. I'm kind of

> interested in doing a gallbladder flush, but am hesitant to get

> started. I also work nights and cannot take off several days to do

a

> flush. I need to be able to work. I frequently get to bed at 4:00

> a.m., and sometimes do end up eating just before I go to bed. I

work

> at home doing medical transcription, but have always been

interested in

> alternative medical care.

>

> When I woke up this morning, I had some low-level back pain and

spasm,

> just above the right sacroiliac joint and somewhat above it. I

> couldn't get comfortable no matter what position, on the right or

left

> side, or on my back. I'm also heavy, so my belly would kind of

flip

> around. I'm also type II diabetic, so I am not sure I could get

away

> with drinking much apple juice.

>

> The right side of my abdomen has a fullness to it; the same doctor

who

> diagnosed me with type II diabetes told me it was " gallbladder. " I

> stopped going to him because I wan't happy with him, and I never

got

> worked up further.

>

> As the day went on today, I got some pain across both upper

quadrants

> of my abdomen, mostly dull and bloated feeling; not sharp. I got

> nauseated, and had two separate episodes of retching... mostly dry

> heaves, but also some liquid food came up. I drank some water, and

> also took a glass of water with generic Alka-Seltzer dissolved in

it,

> which helped a bit.

>

> I stayed in bed most of the day, eventually slept some more, and

> finally got up this evening and took a shower. I'm still a little

> nauseated, and my back is still somewhat uncomfortable. I took the

day

> off.

>

> I'm going to print out the information from this website regarding

> doing gallbladder flushes. I think I already have most of the

> ingredients necessary... olive oil, lemons, Epsom salts, filtered

> water.

>

> I would appreciate comments from folks on the following issues:

>

> 1. I'm hoping to be able to do a gallbladder flush (eventually

> several), but I need to be able to work during the days this is

going

> on. I'm hoping that I won't have to just stay in bed for the whole

> time.

>

> 2. Also, will I be able to eat regular food (mostly a low-carb

diet)

> in addition to taking the gallbladder flush?

>

> 3. I'm also wondering if my nocturnal habits will change what must

be

> done for a gallbladder flush.

>

> Thanks in advance. I'm kind of scared to go through with a flush,

but

> I'm also wanting to avoid surgery if possible. I think that what I

> just went through today is a mild gallbladder attack, compared to

other

> people's experiences which I've typed up and read about.

>

>

> Pam Maltzman

>

[Guest guest]

First of all, I want to thank everyone who responded.

I went to a county clinic... the doctor I saw did diagnose

gallstones; however, also pyelonephritis (kidney infection, passing

pink urine). So I am on an antibiotic (Cipro) for 10 days, plus a

pain killer to keep me comfortable enough to work (lost two days of

work!).

I will buy some malic acid this next week when I have some more $$

available. I do have several kinds of vinegar here too, including

apple cider vinegar.

I did eat a lot of junk food for years. I recently went back on low-

carbing it (diabetic, after all, and I got there by eating too many

carbs).

This means I did up my fat intake, but what I consider to be good

fat intake... good animal fats (including butter), good olive oil,

etc.

I think what I've done is add the fats on top of still having a

gallbladder full of stones. I've been advised to cut back the fat

for a while.

I have a gallbladder ultrasound on Monday. Assuming they will

recommend immediate surgery (for a first attack?), I will put it

off. I don't really want to undergo surgery.

Maybe I won't be able to tolerate as much fat as I had originally

thought. Normally low-carb means that you increase your intake of

your good animal fats.

I will investigate and read further. I want to do a gallbladder

flush (well, eventually more than one).

My diet has been mostly meats and vegetables. In the past, I did

indulge in junk foods rather heavily (including carbs such as

Twinkies).

Pam Maltzman

> >

> > First of all, I've been a lurker here for some time. I'm kind

of

> > interested in doing a gallbladder flush, but am hesitant to get

> > started. I also work nights and cannot take off several days to

do

> a

> > flush. I need to be able to work. I frequently get to bed at

4:00

> > a.m., and sometimes do end up eating just before I go to bed. I

> work

> > at home doing medical transcription, but have always been

> interested in

> > alternative medical care.

> >

> > When I woke up this morning, I had some low-level back pain and

> spasm,

> > just above the right sacroiliac joint and somewhat above it. I

> > couldn't get comfortable no matter what position, on the right

or

> left

> > side, or on my back. I'm also heavy, so my belly would kind of

> flip

> > around. I'm also type II diabetic, so I am not sure I could get

> away

> > with drinking much apple juice.

> >

> > The right side of my abdomen has a fullness to it; the same

doctor

> who

> > diagnosed me with type II diabetes told me it

was " gallbladder. " I

> > stopped going to him because I wan't happy with him, and I never

> got

> > worked up further.

> >

> > As the day went on today, I got some pain across both upper

> quadrants

> > of my abdomen, mostly dull and bloated feeling; not sharp. I

got

> > nauseated, and had two separate episodes of retching... mostly

dry

> > heaves, but also some liquid food came up. I drank some water,

and

> > also took a glass of water with generic Alka-Seltzer dissolved

in

> it,

> > which helped a bit.

> >

> > I stayed in bed most of the day, eventually slept some more, and

> > finally got up this evening and took a shower. I'm still a

little

> > nauseated, and my back is still somewhat uncomfortable. I took

the

> day

> > off.

> >

> > I'm going to print out the information from this website

regarding

> > doing gallbladder flushes. I think I already have most of the

> > ingredients necessary... olive oil, lemons, Epsom salts,

filtered

> > water.

> >

> > I would appreciate comments from folks on the following issues:

> >

> > 1. I'm hoping to be able to do a gallbladder flush (eventually

> > several), but I need to be able to work during the days this is

> going

> > on. I'm hoping that I won't have to just stay in bed for the

whole

> > time.

> >

> > 2. Also, will I be able to eat regular food (mostly a low-carb

> diet)

> > in addition to taking the gallbladder flush?

> >

> > 3. I'm also wondering if my nocturnal habits will change what

must

> be

> > done for a gallbladder flush.

> >

> > Thanks in advance. I'm kind of scared to go through with a

flush,

> but

> > I'm also wanting to avoid surgery if possible. I think that

what I

> > just went through today is a mild gallbladder attack, compared

to

> other

> > people's experiences which I've typed up and read about.

> >

> >

> > Pam Maltzman

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Since u have been following the

> group have u invested in AF Beta Tablets by Standard Process?

Chanca

> Piedra? Milk thistle?

Haven't followed the group closely enough. I know of milk thistle,

but the others are new. Will read more.

> Are you eating foods that will help- cooked and

> raw beets, avocado, dandelion greens & tincture- make sure

dandelion

> is organic - all should be organic but especially dandelion-

Can get those.

> have u

> included apple juice into ur routine?

Not sure I should drink apple juice because I'm diabetic.

> Good luck

Thank you.

[Guest guest]

> If u are diabetic then stay away from apple juice - u drink the AJ

for

> the malic acid - you can purchase the malic tablets- also many in

the

> forum have had great success with apple cider vinegar and water-

make

> sure u never take it straight as it will wear out enamel on ur teeth

I will try those this next week. Thank you.

Pam