Second Gallbladder flush sucessful and update

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Hi all,

I just finished my second gallbladder flush and it went well. I

actually think I passed more stones, and they are definitely bigger.

However, I did have a terrible time sleeping. I couldn't get to

sleep for 4 hours after I took the olive oil drink and I was

nauseated and cranky for hours! I followed the instructions and used

ten of the L-Ornithine. If anyone has a suggestion for sleeping that

is natural and won't affect the cleanse, please let me know. I think

someone recommended melatonin, I will consider that.

For hemorrhoids, I used Desitin. It was recommended to me privately

after the first flush (thank you, you know who you are) and I had

very little pain. Most of the time, I had no pain at all. However,

I got so many responses to my question that I will start eating raw

pumpkin seeds everyday and always have white oak bark in the house.

Hopefully one of those will replace the desitin as a more natural

remedy, or even a cure.

Well, I thought I was done with flushing. I had even started

cleaning the house! So all of a sudden, I get an urge to purge and I

go. Well, I do my inspection of the toilet and see 3 stones about 1

inch in diameter! I couldn't believe it! I also notice these

stones are darker and harder than the ones from the first cleanse.

And I notice that when I cut the 'big mamma', it had the look of the

bacteria that is mentioned on one of the websites (I believe it is on

curezone). I guess that is why I had such a hard time sleeping last

night.

Another thing is, I saw on one of the cleanses I printed out that you

should take cleansers (fiber) to keep out the bad stuff that comes

out of the liver/gallbladder-basically cleansing the intestines. I

hadn't thought of it that way before. So I am definitely taking

fiber/herb combination for at least a week.

Also, I wanted to update from the first flush. I had a problem with

my underarms for 2 1/2 years where I could no longer use deodorant

(it would burn and I still smelled like I hadn't used any!) and even

the natural deodorants like Tom's of Maine were ineffective and

burned. So for the lastweek and a half, I have been able to use my

crystal deodorant and my underarms smell wonderful! I never thought

I would have to be happy aboutsomething like this, but I sure am

grateful. Hopefully I will have more embarrassing symptoms go away

as I get 'cleaned out'

God bless,

Hazelpone/KJ

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In a message dated 4/14/02 11:24:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,

hazelpone@... writes:

> If anyone has a suggestion for sleeping that

> is natural and won't affect the cleanse, please let me know. I think

> someone recommended melatonin, I will consider that.

>

Normally I would suggest Valerian Root, but I think you've mentioned before

that it doesn't work for you. Although I would be curious to know if you

used the capsules and if so, would suggest that you might have more success

with the tincture.

Aside from that, you might consider going the route of essential oils.

Lavender Oil is the one most commonly used for sedative purposes. Some

people use diffusers, some people put it in bath water, but you can just put

a few drops on a tissue and put it by your pillow. I know some people

think that aromatherapy is a bunch of hooey, but it does really work and it

sure doesn't hurt to try.

in health,

rachel~

" Character is defined by what you choose to do when you know you could get by

with doing anything at all. "

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sledgehammer?

sorry... I'll go get that cuppa now...!

in loving fun...

-----Original Message-----

From: Rachd1961@... [mailto:Rachd1961@...]

Sent: Monday, 15 April 2002 12:33

gallstones

Subject: Re: Second Gallbladder flush sucessful and update

In a message dated 4/14/02 11:24:04 AM Eastern Standard Time,

hazelpone@... writes:

> If anyone has a suggestion for sleeping that

> is natural and won't affect the cleanse, please let me know. I think

> someone recommended melatonin, I will consider that.

>

Normally I would suggest Valerian Root, but I think you've mentioned before

that it doesn't work for you. Although I would be curious to know if you

used the capsules and if so, would suggest that you might have more success

with the tincture.

Aside from that, you might consider going the route of essential oils.

Lavender Oil is the one most commonly used for sedative purposes. Some

people use diffusers, some people put it in bath water, but you can just

put

a few drops on a tissue and put it by your pillow. I know some people

think that aromatherapy is a bunch of hooey, but it does really work and it

sure doesn't hurt to try.

in health,

rachel~

" Character is defined by what you choose to do when you know you could get

by

with doing anything at all. "