Re: Stuck Stone Pain Relief

[Guest guest]

where do you get coptis and curcuma

From: <suzanne_on_ca@...>

> It does happen, although very rarely, that a stone may get stuck on

> its way out. In this situation, the olive oil/lemon juice flush may

> be repeated. Three teaspoonfuls of epsom salt in a cup of warm water

> should be taken 2 hours before the olive oil/lemon juice to dilate

> the duct. An alternative is 1 tablespoonful each of Coptis and

> Curcuma taken together. This combination helps to move the stone by

> stimulating bile flow (Coptis) and increasing energy flow (Curcuma)......

[Guest guest]

> " What if a stone gets stuck during the flush and causes pain? "

Three teaspoonfuls of epsom salt in a cup of warm water

> should be taken 2 hours before the olive oil/lemon juice to dilate

> the duct. An alternative is 1 tablespoonful each of Coptis and

> Curcuma taken together.

What is this Coptis and Curcuma? Would it be smart to have those on

hand just in case? I dont beleive I ever heard of them.

Missmouthy

[Guest guest]

What is Coptis? Cucurma? Where do you get it? I have a large stone

that I can't get out and if I could I would be pain free. There are

times that I can feel it. It feels about the size of a quarter. May

not be but sure feels that big. Please reply to me. Thanks

> I just found a saved message that I thought had some useful info.

> This answer was in reply to:

> " What if a stone gets stuck during the flush and causes pain? "

>

> ...........

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[Guest guest]

For Coptis and Curcuma check out

http://www.excellenthealth.ca/herbal_tinctures.htm

try looking at any of the addresses that come up on this page

http://www.google.com/search?q=Coptis+and+Curcuma & hl=en & lr= & ie=UTF-

8 & start=10 & sa=N

> > " What if a stone gets stuck during the flush and causes pain? "

> Three teaspoonfuls of epsom salt in a cup of warm water

> > should be taken 2 hours before the olive oil/lemon juice to

dilate

> > the duct. An alternative is 1 tablespoonful each of Coptis

and

> > Curcuma taken together.

>

>

> What is this Coptis and Curcuma? Would it be smart to have those on

> hand just in case? I dont beleive I ever heard of them.

> Missmouthy

[Guest guest]

Coptis

http://www.rook.org/earl/bwca/nature/herbs/coptis.html

http://www.ct-botanical-society.org/galleries/coptistrif.html

Will look into curcuma later

> > I just found a saved message that I thought had some useful

info.

> > This answer was in reply to:

> > " What if a stone gets stuck during the flush and causes pain? "

> >

> > ...........

> >