Re: Natural passing of a stone?

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 2/17/02 1:14:31 AM Eastern Standard Time,

FlyingABar@... writes:

> I've had some pain under my right side under my rib cage the last few

> months.

> I have not yet gotten to do a cleanse or anything since I'm still learning.

>

> Then the other night I got the pain again like usual after eating dinner

> and

> then felt something weird. It was a tightning feeling and like a gas

> bubble

> or something moving down very slowly and then it was gone. I've not had

> pain

> since! Was that a natural moving of a stone that was a bit stuck for a

> couple of months or so??

It's possible! Yay that it's gone - whatever it was. It's great when

the body can do what it wants to do and eliminate things on its own.

What do you still want to learn about before doing a cleanse? Is there

anything that any of us might be able to help with???

in health,

rachel~~

[Guest guest]

,

This is exactly what your body is suppose to do as long as your liver

and gb are not diseased, sluggish, or unhealthy. This definitely

sounds like a stone. I used to feel that before I had major colic

problems too. If your body is producing stones, you definitely want

to start dieting better, do a few flushes to get out any more stones

that you have, and even flush twice a year to keep your gb clear.

If the stones get bigger and harder in your gb then they will be

harder to get out and will cause a lot of pain when they can't

naturally move out. Now is a good time to control them, eliminate

them, before they become a problem.

Good health.

Barry.

> I've had some pain under my right side under my rib cage the last

few months.

> I have not yet gotten to do a cleanse or anything since I'm still

learning.

> Then the other night I got the pain again like usual after eating

dinner and

> then felt something weird. It was a tightning feeling and like a

gas bubble

> or something moving down very slowly and then it was gone. I've

not had pain

> since! Was that a natural moving of a stone that was a bit stuck

for a

> couple of months or so?? Also, I could almost always push on that

area of my

> stomach and feel discomfort or a pain, but no more! Wonder if I

had a nasty

> stone and it just naturally moved it's way out? Anyone had this

happen?

> It's only been two days of no pain or discomfort. This is weird.

Anyone

> have any insight on how it feels when a blocking type of stone

passes? I had

> no pain, just a feeling of a tight bubble or 'something' moving

slowly down

> from that area with relief. I wish I had read the earlier posts and

checked

> my BM for a stone. I would have been interested to know if that

was what it

> was. If this happens again I'll know to check!!

>