Re: Newly diagnosed with gallbladder problem

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I've done four flushes successfully and two were in the midst of an attack.

However, I followed s Moritz's book by the letter and didn't

compromise. Plus I also used gold coin grass, Chinese bitters, coptis and

curcoma from www.sensiblehealth.com for the first three flushes. I did my

last flush without the herbs and I still expelled a lot of stones. This is

my first spring in decades that I haven't had a gallbladder attack. It's

been miraculous for me.

However, I have adopted some pretty drastic lifestyle changes (food and

exercise) that will be for the rest of my life. I won't go back to my old

eating habits that got me in this shape in the first place.

Lori

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Josh Rubin wrote:

> The main reason one gets

> gallstones is secondary to not eating enough or any good fats in their

> diet.

>

Thank you for the information. I've read that I should now be eating

the Mediterranean Diet. Do you agree?

Amber

[Guest guest]

Congradulations Lori

I also had to give up my past eating habits and I dont feel sorry for

my old self but rather like

the results of my sacrifices

Lori wrote:

> I've done four flushes successfully and two were in the midst of an

> attack.

> However, I followed s Moritz's book by the letter and didn't

> compromise. Plus I also used gold coin grass, Chinese bitters, coptis

> and

> curcoma from www.sensiblehealth.com for the first three flushes. I

> did my

> last flush without the herbs and I still expelled a lot of stones.

> This is

> my first spring in decades that I haven't had a gallbladder attack. It's

> been miraculous for me.

>

> However, I have adopted some pretty drastic lifestyle changes (food and

> exercise) that will be for the rest of my life. I won't go back to my

> old

> eating habits that got me in this shape in the first place.

>

> Lori

>

>

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Hi Amber,

I was hospitalised with a gallstone attack when I was on holiday in

NZ, I couldn't even keep water down and started getting dehydrated.

The policy in NZ is to take the gallbladder out immediately, I was

told I would recover from the operation within the same time frame it

would take to get over the attack without the operation and if I

didn't have the op I was sure to have more attacks.

I refused to let them operate and the night I came out of hospital I

did the cleanse, It was very sucessful and I could identify the three

large stones I saw on the ultra sound that were blocking my bile duct.

I would encourage you to do the flushes, also be prepared for some

flushes to be more successful than others, I noticed you didn't

mention epsoms salts or malic acid, these are very important, they

help relax and open the bile ducts, also drink plenty of apple juice

for the next few weeks to help soften and dissolve the stones

Hope your feeling better soon

>

> I just joined this group hoping to add to the information I've been

> gathering all week. I just had my first ever gallbladder attack and

> spent last Sunday in the ER and was admitted to the hospital from

> there. Tests show that I have gallstones and the doctor wants me to

> have surgery as soon as I feel better. I've been in a lot of pain for

> these past 5 days. I'm home, but very weak and still have pain. I've

> been researching methods to do a gallbladder flush using olive oil and

> lemon juice and some herbs, etc. I'm concerned if all that olive oil

> will be too much on my gallbladder. Has anyone here done this flush

> successfully? Surgery will be my last choice as then I could do

> nothing else. I hope to do a purge first and if that doesn't work, I

> could always have surgery later. But I've also read of many possibly

> complications following this surgery, especially for older people.

> I'm a 68 yr. old female. I've also read that the Mediterranean diet

> is what I should be consuming now. Looking forward to any information.

>

> Amber

>

[Guest guest]

Lori wrote:

> I've done four flushes successfully and two were in the midst of an

> attack.

> However, I followed s Moritz's book by the letter and didn't

> compromise. Plus I also used gold coin grass, Chinese bitters, coptis

> and

> curcoma from www.sensiblehealth.com for the first three flushes. I

> did my

> last flush without the herbs and I still expelled a lot of stones.

Thank you. I will look this up.

Amber

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Josh Rubin wrote:

> I have never heard of that " diet? " Not to say that means anything, but

> remember you are need a lifestyle change not a diet.

To me diet means a way of eating, not restriction. The Mediteranean

diet is like people in Italy eat, lots of fruits, vegetables, whole

grains, beans, nuts, yogurt, cheese, olive oil, all to be eaten daily.

Fish, poultry and eggs just a few times a week. Red meet a few times a

month. Does this sound like a good eating plan for me now?

> by

> researching it on www.mercola.com <http://www.mercola.com/> .

I have had Dr. Mercola's website bookmarked for a long time now, and I

receive his e-newsletters. I'll go back and look through his site again

today.

Amber

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rejenorate wrote:

>

> I would encourage you to do the flushes, also be prepared for some

> flushes to be more successful than others, I noticed you didn't

> mention epsoms salts or malic acid, these are very important, they

> help relax and open the bile ducts, also drink plenty of apple juice

> for the next few weeks to help soften and dissolve the stones

>

My confusion is that I've been reading about many different types of

flushes and I really don't know which method to follow.

Amber

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > I would encourage you to do the flushes, also be prepared for some

> > flushes to be more successful than others, I noticed you didn't

> > mention epsoms salts or malic acid, these are very important, they

> > help relax and open the bile ducts, also drink plenty of apple juice

> > for the next few weeks to help soften and dissolve the stones

> >

> My confusion is that I've been reading about many different types of

> flushes and I really don't know which method to follow.

>

> Amber

>

Sorry that wasn't very clear. My experience has been with the Hulda

e flushes only, but even although I use the same method every

time I flush the results all vary, in both the number and type of

stones and comfort and energy levels immediately afterwards.

Another thing I would like to mention, it is very important to use a

high quality cold pressed olive oil.

So far as which flush to choose, all the most common one have results,

read them and choose the one that feels right for you, remember your

mind has a big influence on the outcome.

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rejenorate wrote:

>

>

> Another thing I would like to mention, it is very important to use a

> high quality cold pressed olive oil.

I am.

>

> So far as which flush to choose, all the most common one have results,

> read them and choose the one that feels right for you, remember your

> mind has a big influence on the outcome.

I agree. Thank you. The pain has lessened but I'm still very weak.

Amber