gall bladder cleanse

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I have seen this herbal formula for the Gall Bladder work wonders and

prevent surgery.

This came from www.herbsfirst.com

Gall Bladder Surgery

Dr. Sigfried J. Kra and Dr. S. Boltax refer to the gall

bladder as " the gold bladder " in their recent book, Is Surgery

Necessary? because over one billion dollars a year is spent on gall

bladder surgery.

The gall bladder stores bile produced by the liver. This bile,

consisting of concentrated, recycled body toxins is a digestive aid

for fats and a natural laxative. When the bile becomes too

concentrated, gall stones may form and obstruct the bile flow. The

flow may also be blocked by catarrhal slime. This phenomenon is

prevalent among people who eat meals high in cholesterol. The

symptoms of gall bladder disease are annoying and painful. There is

gas, bloating, indigestion, pain under the rib cage on the right

side, and perhaps even nausea and vomiting. Fried, greasy foods seem

to aggravate the condition. Doctors cannot guarantee that a gall

bladder removal will eliminate the gas and bloating present in gall

bladder disease. When the gall bladder is removed, the bile has no

storage reservoir, but drips directly into the duodenum, the opening

into the small intestine which follows the stomach. This may lead to

an irritated if not ulcerated condition.

Excesses in eating and drinking should be avoided. If gallstones are

present and the ducts are blocked, bile may be forced back into the

liver and enter into the bloodstream. The skin may take on a

jaundiced color. Ultimately, the bile is excreted through the urinary

tract. The urine is often dark red or amber color and is very

concentrated. Clay color stools are another symptom. During a time of

a gall bladder inflammation, heavy eating should not be done. Fruit

and vegetable juices are recommended along with the liver-gallbladder

herbal formula (Barberry LG). The bowels should be kept open and

unconstipated through the use of the lower bowel formula. The herbs

that compose the liver-gallbladder formula are: barberry, wild yam,

cramp bark, fennel seed, ginger, catnip and peppermint. Olive oil (2

tablespoons, 3 times a day) should be taken to lubricate the bile

ducts. Our hydrangea root formula, made with 1 quart of apple juice

and one ounce of hydrangea root soaked together for three days in a

cool place and taken in two ounce doses during the three day cleanse,

is capable of dissolving stones anywhere in the body. Light, more

frequent meals are preferred over large heavy ones.

The Book, Syllabus for the Surgeon's Secretary, states that, " the

bile duct and the hepatic ducts are essential to life; the

gallbladder is not since it only serves the purpose of storage for

bile. " As we stated before, surgery is sometimes necessary, but it is

a means to an end, not an end in itself. We should not define our

body organs as necessary and unnecessary as if the Creator intended

them to be thrown away on the non-functional spare parts pile

Tom

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when I got enough Armour, the gall bladder probs went away. I even used about 30mg of Armour for a gall bladder attack. I didn't know what else to do, the pain was awful, but Armour stopped it immediately. I am assuming b/c of hypo that everything slows down, including gall bladder.

Gracia

Hello !

Just wanted to share that upon being diagnosed with gallstones about 10 years, ago, a friend who was a Natropathic physician told me about the gall bladder flush. (The only ingredients were olive oil and lemon juice, I substituted orange juice.)

I tried it and had "overnight success"! My pain prior to the flush was a bad a severe labor pains. The pains subsided immediately after the treatment.

After the flush, however change the type of oils you use in your diet to only olive oil, and possibly coconut oil, oils that have been used by humankind for 1000s of years.

M. Basner

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> Having just returned home from an after midnight foray to the ER due to a> major gall bladder > attack, I beg the moderator's indulgence while solicitating info on liver /> gall bladder cleanses > (www.ghchealth.com/liver-and-gallbladder-flush.html). The procewss is> supposed to soften > the stones and make them easier (ie, possible) to expell, hopefully without> pain, I would > assume. Has anyone done this, and does it work? Pros, cons, caveats? > > The other option is gall bladder surgery, and again, if anyone would care to> share, I would be > grateful. Please feel free to email me directly.> > With appreciation,

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A friend did a gall bladder cleanse and got quite a few stones, but is pretty sure she's still got a bunch. She is trying to avoid surgery and wants to know how long she should wait before doing it again.

She followed the protocol in the book "Surgery or Cleanse". I believe it was apple juice for a few days and then the olive oil and lemon juice.

Thanks, Shari

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I would do a gall bladder flush but I have a couple of concerns at the moment. The first is that my kidneys aren't functioning at their best due to the narcotics I have taken and the lesser dose I still need to take now. The second is I'm afraid that maybe one of the stones might be too big to pass and get stuck in the bile duct and that could be a life threatening problem. Pretty much that's what keeps me from doing the gall bladder flush on myself and I'm thinking that since I used to eat so poorly for so many years in my past that there is most likely a need for some kind of flush like this. It's that catch 22 thing I guess. Not sure how to proceed at the moment.

Beannachtai

Lynn

gall bladder cleansehealth Date: Thursday, April 2, 2009, 11:27 PM

A friend did a gall bladder cleanse and got quite a few stones, but is pretty sure she's still got a bunch. She is trying to avoid surgery and wants to know how long she should wait before doing it again.

She followed the protocol in the book "Surgery or Cleanse". I believe it was apple juice for a few days and then the olive oil and lemon juice.

Thanks, Shari

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Rena - what is the herb you mentioned that you take to help your gallbladder?

Shari