Guest guest Posted May 14, 2002 Report Share Posted May 14, 2002 > this idea of heredity too must be questioned. I agree. If it was that way when we were born it was heredity. If it shows up 30 or 50 years later, it's lifestyle. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 15, 2002 Report Share Posted May 15, 2002 , Read the curezone site again. Certain groups are more prone to gallstones than others. Mexicans, pregnant women, American Indians, etc. Hereditary for me meant that my brother, father, grandmother and grandfather (on my fathers side) all had gallstones. Something in my Cherokee background seemed to have been passed in to me. Hereditarial reasons are even attested to by the alternative medical personal who created the flush methods you are doing. Reseach of facts cannot be ignored just because we think it should. Of course hereditary condition is not the only cause for gallstones. Bad dieting, stress, pregnancy, sluggish liver and/or gallbladder, rapid weight gain or loss, etc, etc, can all be reasons for gallstones. In my case it was bad dieting and hereditary. Heart disease is hereditarial as well. Some cancers also to some extent. % of possibility, etc. More questions? Barry. > > this idea of heredity too must be questioned. > > I agree. > > If it was that way when we were born it was heredity. > > If it shows up 30 or 50 years later, it's lifestyle. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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