Re: Sandi CINDI/Using Milkthistle???

[Guest guest]

How funny that you mention those same symptoms coming back even after

gallbladder surgery, cuz that did happen to me. I had to have some

tests done to be sure that no gallstones had embedded into the liver,

or so the dr explained? I remember thinking...how odd, if the

gallbladder is gone, then how can these symptoms be coming back? Next

thing I knew......I was on high blood pressure pills, already gaining

weight, having terrible panic attacks, chest pressure, aches and

pains, and prolly was already hyperT/Graves by then. My pcp fixed it

all by giving me breathing apparatus. lol. I was also very short

winded. Thanks for posting this. I do find it quite fascinating and

am going to print out your posts and links to do some looking into it.

I don't have all the symptoms that I used to have before the

gallbladder was taken out, but my Daughter in law has had several gall

bladder attacks (she's pregnant) and due to deliver in July, so she's

going to have to do something.

SandyE~Houston

On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 13:07:09 -0500

Sheila Bliesath SKBliesath@...> wrote:

> LOL and perhaps before I sent out the last email I should have

>read this

> one first. Most everyone needs to do a liver cleanse. Most of the

>time

> when the gallbladder is removed the symptoms you had for gallbladder

>will

> eventually start up again unless you change the food you eat, and

>the way

> you eat. The Liver has to supply gall. Many of the gallbladderless

>people

> that I have talked to ended up feeling the same way they felt before

>they

> had their gallbladders out. It is to bad that they did not know

>about the

> cleanse as they need to cleanse their livers. I don't know of anyone

>who

> did a liver cleanse without their gallbladder, so you could be the

>test

> case to dis/prove the theory that the liver has stones too.

>

> Sheila

>

[Guest guest]

She only need follow the directions on the gallbladder cleanse. And like I

said just do it for one day, and now I add a couple of weeks later do it

again. It isn't the most pleasant thing to do, but it sure beats having

your gallbladder taken out. And if the liver starts to act up what can you

do? You had better be able to cleanse it as you sure can't have it taken

out. Well I guess you can have a good share of it removed and it will grow

back, but who wants to go through that hell. Sheila

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How funny that you mention those same symptoms coming back even after

gallbladder surgery, cuz that did happen to me. I had to have some

tests done to be sure that no gallstones had embedded into the0

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