Looking for help...just got a call from my doctor...

[Guest guest]

He told me that the ultrasound results showed

a 2 cm gallstone. That was why I had a pain in my side

that I have never had before. 3 weeks ago was my first

(and so far only) gall stone attack. The pain went away after

about 5 days, and I've been pain free for about 5 days now.

I am hoping that I don't get another attack of pain and have

instantly started to eat hardly any fat since they say eating

it is supposed to make the gall stone act up. The Dr said

he wanted to take my gall bladder out! I said NO! I don't want

my damn gall bladder out! I am PRAYING that I stay normal

and never have another gall bladder attack and the 2cm stone

goes back to being a non painful stone since I am 35 years old

and have never had this happen to me before in my entire life.

Should I listen to my Dr and have them remove the bladder, or

should I try some of those gold coin grass/apple juice things

that I am now reading about on the internet to get rid of the stone,

even though my dr said it is " impossible to get rid of the stone "

without surgury.

Thanks!

[Guest guest]

just scour this site for information! It's amazing what you

can find here. Check out the files, look at the photos, follow the

links... keep on educating yourself!

I applaud you for telling the doctor no on gallbladder removal. I

didn't tell mine no... I just took that little referral slip for an

internist and let myself slip through the cracks in the medical

machinery.

I have now done my first cleanse, and even though the olive oil has a

bitter aftertaste and the " collecting evidence " stage is gross I had

a lot of success. Two centimeters really isn't that big -- about the

size of a grape, and I'm sure you have passed things that large

before. Just let the olive oil do its work and things will be great!

Welcome, and I'm sure you will learn a lot from this group.

Luci

> He told me that the ultrasound results showed

> a 2 cm gallstone. That was why I had a pain in my side

> that I have never had before. 3 weeks ago was my first

> (and so far only) gall stone attack. The pain went away after

> about 5 days, and I've been pain free for about 5 days now.

> I am hoping that I don't get another attack of pain and have

> instantly started to eat hardly any fat since they say eating

> it is supposed to make the gall stone act up. The Dr said

> he wanted to take my gall bladder out! I said NO! I don't want

> my damn gall bladder out! I am PRAYING that I stay normal

> and never have another gall bladder attack and the 2cm stone

> goes back to being a non painful stone since I am 35 years old

> and have never had this happen to me before in my entire life.

> Should I listen to my Dr and have them remove the bladder, or

> should I try some of those gold coin grass/apple juice things

> that I am now reading about on the internet to get rid of the

stone,

> even though my dr said it is " impossible to get rid of the stone "

> without surgury.

> Thanks!

[Guest guest]

You mention olive oil, but I HAVE scoured the site and other

sites and have found many " recipes " that involve olive oil.

What EXACTLY is the concoction (recipe) that you used?

And how often did you take it, how much, etc. I would like

to try it. Thanks!

> > He told me that the ultrasound results showed

> > a 2 cm gallstone. That was why I had a pain in my side

> > that I have never had before. 3 weeks ago was my first

> > (and so far only) gall stone attack. The pain went away after

> > about 5 days, and I've been pain free for about 5 days now.

> > I am hoping that I don't get another attack of pain and have

> > instantly started to eat hardly any fat since they say eating

> > it is supposed to make the gall stone act up. The Dr said

> > he wanted to take my gall bladder out! I said NO! I don't want

> > my damn gall bladder out! I am PRAYING that I stay normal

> > and never have another gall bladder attack and the 2cm stone

> > goes back to being a non painful stone since I am 35 years old

> > and have never had this happen to me before in my entire life.

> > Should I listen to my Dr and have them remove the bladder, or

> > should I try some of those gold coin grass/apple juice things

> > that I am now reading about on the internet to get rid of the

> stone,

> > even though my dr said it is " impossible to get rid of the stone "

> > without surgury.

> > Thanks!

[Guest guest]

i did my first flush on saturday. it was painless. hundreds of stones came

out. i too was told to have surgery right away. so, instead of giving my

power up to the doctor who knows nothing of natural ways, i, with help on

this forum and my healthy friends i did the one day flush, using epsom salts

olive oil and grapefruit + lemon juice. i couldn't believe it--the

concoction tasted just fine. only thing i did NOT like was the epsom salts.

however, what's a little bad taste compared to months of suffering after

surgery, extremely high cost which is unnecessary. email me for

instructions if interested. dmagic@...

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From: gallstones

Date: Saturday, July 05, 2003 3:56:05 AM

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Subject: Re: Looking for help...just got a call from my doctor.

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You mention olive oil, but I HAVE scoured the site and other

sites and have found many " recipes " that involve olive oil.

What EXACTLY is the concoction (recipe) that you used?

And how often did you take it, how much, etc. I would like

to try it. Thanks!

[Guest guest]

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<gallstones >

Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2003 12:56 PM

Subject: Re: Re: Looking for help...just got a call from my

doctor...

> i did my first flush on saturday.... email me for

> instructions if interested. dmagic@...

Can't you just post the instructions to the list?

Did you do any preparation ahead of time, you said

it was a one-day cleanse. Thanks :-)

L. Meydrech, CN

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[Guest guest]

I appologize for taking so long to answer you. I had a car

accident on the 4th and even though none of us were hurt, things have

been rather hectic around here since then. I've basically only had

time to read the digests from the group and no time to respond.

To answer your question, the cleanse I did was not exact because I

never could seem to find " the perfect time " to fast and do all that

prep-work for several days ahead of time. So, the best I could do was

eat very light at the beginning of the day, and after six hours with

no food and only water to drink I began my cleanse. It involved

taking epsom salts orally about four hours before bedtime -- 2T with

10oz warm water. Then an epsom salt and water enema. Then, about two

hours after drinking the epsom salts I began taking the olive oil. At

15 minute intervals I drank 1/4c cold-pressed olive oil and followed

it with 2T fresh lemon juice until I had drunk a pint of olive oil

and 1 cup of lemon juice. I kept everything beside my bed and lay

down between doses, being careful to lie on my right side.

When I was done drinking my olive oil I went to sleep. When I woke up

I began the process of collecting stones from the toilet. I counted

hundreds of small stones and probably a hundred larger stones, with

only a dozen or so the size of large grapes. I limited my diet to

grapefruit and pineapple juice for that day. It took most of the day

and it was at least 48 hours from the start of the cleanse before I

began to feel a little more like a normal person. It was kind of like

making an appointment with yourself to have the 'flu.

Still, it's nice to know that gallstones don't have to mean a

surgery.

Luci

> >

> > I have now done my first cleanse, and even though the olive oil

has

> a

> > bitter aftertaste and the " collecting evidence " stage is gross I

> had

> > a lot of success. Two centimeters really isn't that big -- about

> the

> > size of a grape, and I'm sure you have passed things that large

> > before. Just let the olive oil do its work and things will be

great!

> >

> > Welcome, and I'm sure you will learn a lot from this group.

> >

> > Luci