Re: One year, today! (Dale's old post)

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Hey Flushers, I am going through old posts to see what I can glean. I

found this post by Dale to be very spirit lifting. I just need the

right info and tools. I am purchasing Cabot's Liver book today.

Health to all and happy flushing! Dawn

> Well, it's been exactly one year today that I was diagnosed as

having a

> gallstone and should have my gallbladder removed. Since that time I

had 5

> more visits to the emergency room even after having learned about,

and done,

> Dr. 's noted gallbladder flush using Olive Oil and Grapefruit.

I didn't

> learn it just from her. I learn by going to a number of different

websites,

> and in particular Chang's where I learned about taking Gold

Coin Grass

> and Hydrangea Root. Interestingly enough I still have two bottles

of each

> because of how little I used them after finding that my diet should

be

> having more EFA (Essential Fatty Acids), which I had been very lax

in

> providing myself, along with not eating foods with damage EFAs,

like fried

> foods. This I learned from Dr. Cabot after getting her book back in

November

> of 99. Since then keeping away from some of the supper stimulators

of the

> bile fluids has reduced the discomfort immeasurably.

>

> Damaged EFAs as you get in fried foods cause the liver and

gallbladder to

> have to work excessively hard to breakdown the damaged material.

Some of the

> best foods mentioned in The LCD I keep away from because of the

extreme

> stimulation they cause my gallbladder. One is cabbage. I can have

it in a

> salad and realize where my gallbladder and liver are located in

about 10

> minutes after eating just a small portion. However I do eat it but

in very

> small portions to stimulate my gallbladder in an exercise like

action.

>

> I haven't been to the hospital since around October of last year so

that now

> makes it 5 months since my last serious episode with my gallbladder.

> However, that did get me an ultrasound to see if there was anything

causing

> my pain. It showed that I had a relatively healthy gallbladder,

liver and

> pancreas. The only problem noted, and for which the doctor wanted

me to

> follow-up on, was enlarged bile ducts of the liver channels. I

really wasn't

> surprised to hear this because of the size of stone which had to

come out of

> the liver and gallbladder. (I took a picture of 7 large stones next

to a

> metric scale to prove the sizes that had come out. I also send a

copy of

> this picture to my doctor and the hospital emergency staff by

email. Now

> after hearing of a one incher by Kay (Joyce) it pales my 19

mm

> one.--Good show, Joyce!)

>

> Well, that's my update so take courage all! It's well worth the

effort, this

> going out of this world with all you started it with, and in

particular, all

> your body parts, if you can help it. For the most part you can with

an

> understanding of what precautions to take.

>

> Thanks for being here to give me the encouragement I too need to

keep up the

> fine fight.

>

> Dale

> Da_@m...