Re: Back Problems/Gall Bladder Flush

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes, I agree, the stress that the liver and gallbladder

are going through do affect the back, as can other organs

in the body...and visa vise...especially up between

the shoulder blades, and sometimes just a bit lower about

opposite the area just above your " belly button " . And

it can be very tender in the fleshy area between the right

shoulder blade and the spine. I just went a few days ago

after flushing by GB last Friday, and my back adjusted much

easier. My upper back is staying in real well, but lower

back is wanting to pop out...probably because I've let it

go so long, or maybe because I may need to do another

flush, time will tell..but believe me there is already a night and

day difference in my digestive system since flushing, my

whole body and insides feel so much more relaxed. Have

had no pain whatsoever on my right side, just a very minor

jab here and there in liver and gallbladder area if I eat

something fatty, but imagine that will go on for a bit as

it really did go through quite a bit and needs to settle down.

There is no pain and less stress on my the back. I am very

pleased with my results so far!!

L. Meydrech, CN

http://nutritionist.tripod.com/gallbladder.html ~ My Flushes

" A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

> Hello, I am new and this is my first post. I have chronic back

> problems and almost live at the chiropractor. My adjustments barely

> hold 48 hours. I've been through all the exercises, etc., etc. and

> nothing helps. I was wondering if anyone has experience with relief

> from back/spinal problems after doing several flushes and getting

> most of the stones out. I'm probably just dreaming, out of

> desperation but thought that just in case-----I might find some hope.

> Thanks

[Guest guest]

At 16:00 31/01/03 -0600, you stated:

>Most chronic back problems do stem from gallstones in the gallbladder and

>liver bile ducts.

Why do most people think that back problems are caused by the spine?

[Guest guest]

At 07:08 06/02/03 -0800, you stated:

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>whatWally Gordon <wally.gordon@...> wrote:At 16:00 31/01/03 -0600,

>you stated:

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> >Most chronic back problems do stem from gallstones in the gallbladder and

> >liver bile ducts.

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>Why do most people think that back problems are caused by the spine?

>what about kidney problems?

OK. Where do YOU think most chronic back problems originate?