Guest guest Posted June 18, 2010 Report Share Posted June 18, 2010 Hi, This is Shama and I had gallstone in my gallbladder I discovered about it on 25th April,2010.They flushed Miraculoucly out of my bladder the stones were of 13mm .Thanks all the people who share their experiences of natural treatment. bye shama > > What I Did To Treat My Gallstones > http://snipurl.com/x7x99 > > This is an interesting article with a simple solution that worked for her. The article is a bit long so here are my notes of the important points and I added an idea at the end - Lecithin. > > ====== > > " I couldn't understand how drinking vinegar had had any effect on my gallstones. So, I started at the bottom of the hill and did my own research. And, eventually I got it figured out. First of all, common gallstones are not made of calcium or bilirubin; they are made of cholesterol. This is way the process normally works: The liver manufactures cholesterol and then from this substance it makes bile acids which are used to dissolve fats. But the liver only produces these slowly so they are stored in the gallbladder. The gallbladder then can release a larger amount when you eat a meal with fat. So far so good. > > However the process of making bile acids isn't perfect so there is some cholesterol left over and cholesterol won't dissolve in water. But cholesterol will dissolve in a weak acid (like bile acids) so it doesn't normally cause any problem. However, in some individuals this balance tips just slightly and the cholesterol becomes too much to stay dissolved. You then begin to form crystals of cholesterol in the gallbladder and these get larger over time. Eventually, one of two things happens: either they get large enough to block the bile ducts or they begin to irritate the lining of the gallbladder. The former kind where it blocks the bile ducts can cause jaundice but the pain is of shorter duration and not associated with eating fat. " > > > " The magic is in the acetic acid (vinegar), not in anything else like malic acid. " > > Regular vinegar works FINE (and cheaper), since it contains acetic acid. Apple Cider Vinegar can also be used, but is not required. > > " You mix it with fruit juice so you can stand to drink it but it really doesn't matter what kind of vinegar or what kind of fruit juice. I've mixed it with apple juice, apple cider, grape juice, and even plain water. " > > HOW MUCH? " I'll try to give you some guidelines. I drank about 6 teaspoons of vinegar a day for the first month. Now, I drink about 1 tablespoon about twice a week. " > > " If we keep bile acids moving through the gallbladder while reducing cholesterol the gallstones should dissolve faster. " > > My idea > LECITHIN also " melts " cholesterol and has other benefits. Non-GMO granules are best. I have some of the Swanson brand granules and they are light, clean and inexpensive. > > http://www.eternalconcepts.com/heart.htm (scroll down to Lecithin) > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2010 Report Share Posted July 2, 2010 Hi Shama, So great that you did a gallstone flush. It's amazing how you feel afterwards! I usually do one about every six months or so...now I'm starting to do it more for increased energy than for gallbladder pain. I came across an article about some foods that help with gallstones and wanted to pass it on. Good luck and keep us posted on how it's continuing to go! Article: http://ezinearticles.com/?Natural-Diet-For-Gallstones---The-Top-5-Foods-to-Reduc\ e-Your-Gallstone-Symptoms-and-Pain & id=4580040 The Gallbladderhelper Team www.gallbladderhelp.com > > Hi, > This is Shama and I had gallstone in my gallbladder I discovered about it on 25th April,2010.They flushed Miraculoucly out of my bladder the stones were of 13mm .Thanks all the people who share their experiences of natural treatment. > bye > shama > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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