Re: Gall bladder good bye

[Guest guest]

, Is that Hulda ? She had a liver and gallbladder flush with

olive oil and epson salts here:

http://curezone.com/cleanse/liver/huldas_recipe.asp

-- In , " " <kdeanstudios@...> wrote:

>

> There is a liver flush with epson salt and olive oil that removes

> stones and sludge from the gall bladder

[Guest guest]

This is interesting.. My gallbladder (that became diseased and they

removed while I was living in the mold apartment)

was necrotic - I remember that.. (basically, that means that tissue was dying)

... I wonder if they did a biopsy of any of the tissue.. or if they

did, if they looked for this kind of thing...

Hum Pathol. 1985 Oct;16(10):986-90.Links

Chemical cholecystitis associated with hepatic arterial chemotherapy

delivered by a permanently implanted pump.

mont JV, Dakhil SR, Travers H, Housholder DF.

The introduction of chemotherapeutic agents directly into the proper

hepatic artery via an indwelling catheter results in perfusion of the

gallbladder, because the cystic artery is usually a branch of the

right hepatic artery. Five gallbladders, removed two to 16 months

after insertion of permanently implanted Infusaid model 400 pumps,

were examined. All of the gallbladders had significant arteritis, with

narrowing or occlusion of lumina or necrosis of vessel walls. Fibrosis

of the gallbladder wall was also a constant finding. Nuclear atypia of

mucosal epithelium and connective tissue was common. Varying degrees

of acute and chronic inflammation were present. These abnormalities

may have a radiomimetic and direct irritant pathogenesis.

PMID: 2995230 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE