Re: question on what I passed after first flush

[Guest guest]

Hi,

My ultrasound, pre-GB surgery only showed what they call " sludge, " and the lab

report, post surgery showed my GB was healthy, and there were no stones in my

GB, but, I had your typical biliary colic/GB attack symptoms. There were stones

in the bile duct causing my pain. This continued after surgery, until I did the

liver flush. My point is, I believe that the information as stated on curezone

website is true: The liver makes Stones!! Your GB can be healthy and still you

have GB attack symptoms. The stones you described are most likely from your

liver. They are exactly like the ones I passed after GB surgery during the

liver flush. I'd encourage you to keep doing the flush until you're clear of

stones.

Adrienne

skybluetoo22 wrote:I had a ultrasound Friday, the Tech. told me he could not

see any

stones while doing the US. I have a Dr. appt. this Tues. to review

US for Gall Bladder stones.

I did the liver flush last night, the olive oil and lemon juice.

Before the flush, I did a juice fast with very little food (only a

salad and apple in 2 days)

Today, I passed a lot of green chunks. Ranging from a sesame seed

size to a large raisin size. They were soft and almost transparent

when put up to light. They were clumped together and ranged from

neon green to dark green (mostly lime green) Definatly not hard and

brown or black. I did read that olive oil and apple juice would

soften them. I froze them in a plastic bag (to show the Dr.) and now

they look tannish green.

Do these sound like gallstones? I am not passing any more, I had a

constant flow of passing them for about 4 hours.

Any confirmation or info would be great.

Thank you, Jenn

[Guest guest]

At or about 12:27, 09/09/02 -0700, Adrienne McLaughlin declared:

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>My ultrasound, pre-GB surgery only showed what they call " sludge, " and

>the lab report, post surgery showed my GB was healthy, and there were no

>stones in my GB, but, I had your typical biliary colic/GB attack

>symptoms. There were stones in the bile duct causing my pain. This

>continued after surgery, until I did the liver flush. My point is, I

>believe that the information as stated on curezone website is true: The

>liver makes Stones!!

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Do I understand that the stones in your bile duct were *not* removed

during surgery?

If that is the case, then there would have been no reason to expect the

pain to have stopped until the stones passed out of the duct.

Do I understand correctly?

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IRA L. JACOBSON

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[Guest guest]

So, obviously, the stones were still there to cause problems. Guess what his

solution was? Come in for another medical procedure...an ERCP. I said, " No

thanks, " and decided to give the liver flush a try. It worked.

Hope that clears up any confusion.

Adrienne

Hi, Adrienne,

Thanks! It was no confusion to me because I knew what you were talking

about. I've talked to some others on here before that had stones left over.

Luckily, the cleanse removed them.

Take care,

Susie

[Guest guest]

Hi,

One of the points I was trying to make in my post was that the ultrasound did

not pick up much in the way of stones in my GB, nor did it detect stones in the

bile ducts, yet I did have stones causing problems. Ultrasound is not 100%

accurate in detecting stones.

I'll restate something I've posted several times in the past about my surgical

experience. During surgery, my surgeon did not do a cholangiogram, which would

have detected stones in the bile ducts, because there didn't appear to be any

inflamation of the cystic or bile ducts. He guessed that there weren't any

stones in the ducts.....bad guess. So, obviously, the stones were still there

to cause problems. Guess what his solution was? Come in for another medical

procedure...an ERCP. I said, " No thanks, " and decided to give the liver flush

a try. It worked.

Hope that clears up any confusion.

Adrienne

" Ira L. son " wrote:At or about 12:27, 09/09/02 -0700, Adrienne McLaughlin

declared:

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>My ultrasound, pre-GB surgery only showed what they call " sludge, " and

>the lab report, post surgery showed my GB was healthy, and there were no

>stones in my GB, but, I had your typical biliary colic/GB attack

>symptoms. There were stones in the bile duct causing my pain. This

>continued after surgery, until I did the liver flush. My point is, I

>believe that the information as stated on curezone website is true: The

>liver makes Stones!!

>>>>>>>>>>>==End of Quoted Material==<<<<<<<<<<<

Do I understand that the stones in your bile duct were *not* removed

during surgery?

If that is the case, then there would have been no reason to expect the

pain to have stopped until the stones passed out of the duct.

Do I understand correctly?

---------------------------

IRA L. JACOBSON

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mailto:laser@...

[Guest guest]

I am glad the cholangiogram was done on me. SO far I seem to be

enjoying good health post gallbladder surgery. Several people have

commented on how wonderful my color is. I did not know it was bad.

The nausea was stomach illness of some kind and has passed. Dawn

--- In gallstones@y..., Adrienne McLaughlin <adriennelynn1@y...>

wrote:

>

> Hi,

> One of the points I was trying to make in my post was that the

ultrasound did not pick up much in the way of stones in my GB, nor

did it detect stones in the bile ducts, yet I did have stones causing

problems. Ultrasound is not 100% accurate in detecting stones.

> I'll restate something I've posted several times in the past about

my surgical experience. During surgery, my surgeon did not do a

cholangiogram, which would have detected stones in the bile ducts,

because there didn't appear to be any inflamation of the cystic or

bile ducts. He guessed that there weren't any stones in the

ducts.....bad guess. So, obviously, the stones were still there to

cause problems. Guess what his solution was? Come in for another

medical procedure...an ERCP. I said, " No thanks, " and decided to

give the liver flush a try. It worked.

> Hope that clears up any confusion.

> Adrienne