Re: Is it time to remove my gallbladder?

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I just ran across this product this morning. Perhaps it will help

http://www.organichealthandbeauty.com/Liver-Gallbladder-Formula_p_130-61.html?ut\

m_source=overture & utm_medium=cpc & utm_term=gallbladder & utm_campaign=gallbladder & O\

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Also, I have read about a product called DEBILE by Dr. Chi. It is supposed to

dissolve the stones.

----- Original Message -----

From: 1 guess

gallstones

Sent: Wednesday, October 11, 2006 9:17 PM

Subject: Is it time to remove my gallbladder?

Hello,

My name is and I'm 26 years old. I was diagnosed with

gallstones about 5 years ago and my attacks can be quite severe and

seem to be happening more regularly. If I'm not in full attack mode,

I have a really strong sick feeling in the area of my gallbladder.

I have done a few cleanses now, which have all been successful in

passing stones, but it doesn't seem to be stopping the pain.

My doctor has arranged for a consultation with a surgeon in about a

weeks time. This will be my second consultation in 4 years.

I am very leary about side effects if I do decide to have the

surgery. I'm also very tired of the pain...it has caused me to miss

several weeks from work and its not getting any better.

Any thoughts/ suggestions/ opinions are greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

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A flush is a flush and it's only a flush. While most people gain some

relief from flushes, it's only going to be as good as your diet.

I guess I am asking what else you have done to prevent attacks? Have

you changed your diet, do you exercise regulary, have you eliminated

deep fried foods, are you eating pro-gallbladder foods?

We live in a magic pill world and unless we take care of our bodies

for the long term, the pill (or in this case the knife) can seem like

a viable option.

To be prudent though, you'll need to listen to what the Dr tells you

from your ultrasound and determine from there whether your GB can be

saved.

Steve

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I have not posted to this group in a while, due to summer change in

schedules and then our vacation, but your post caught my eye and thought I'd

respond.

For many years I successfully did cleanses and was on here encouraging

people to cleanse, and still do believe that this is a wonderful alternative

for as long as you can do so. My husband wanted me to have surgery, but

that wasn't an option for years, until last February, when it was clear that

it was time to go ahead and have the surgery.

I have not regretted doing all the cleanses I did, and all I learned about

proper nutrition during those years one bit. I have also not regretted

having surgery done, not at all, it was the right time to get it done and

went very well, with no negative after affects. I'm able to eat almost

anything now, but value the knowledge I gained while I couldn't, as eating

EVERYTHING isn't healthy whether or not you have a gallbladder.

All this to say that you'll know when the time is right for surgery...your

body won't let you get by without doing it when the time is right :-)

I do tell about my cleanses, kept a record of them over the years, at my

website, as well as my surgery, you'll find the links at

http://happynutritionist.com

I hope all goes well with you....you'll get a lot of different advise here,

take it all in, and do what is right for you.

God bless,

L. Meydrech, CN

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

http://happynutritionist.com

[Guest guest]

Hi , How about mercury? Do you have amalgam fillings? Mercury

in your system will thwart any attempt to get rid of candidis after it

is well established. I'd also suggest looking at many more sources of

info than just one who is selling you their product Just my opinion...

Best Regards,

Vince

>

> Dave,

>

> On the topic of candida:

> 25 years of doing what you recommend only allowed my candida to get

worse.

> It did NOT go away in 3 to 6 months. I believe many people suffer

all kinds

> of physical problems from long-established systemic yeast that they

don't

> even know they have because they have followed the usual diet and

> anti-fungal recommendations for killing yeast and they think that

took care

> of it.

>

> The YeastAway program is obviously much different from what you are

used

> to. They recommend that you do NOT follow any special diet and do

NOT take

> any kind of anti-fungals at all. Just take their product and go

about your

> normal life, free of any die-off symptoms, while it is doing it's work.

>

> It is not necessarily a long-term maintenance program. For the kind of

> infestation you seem to be thinking of it can be fully defeated in as

> little as 12 days. In my case, because there is so much with such a

deep

> foothold, it is expected to take about 9 months. I suppose you are

> imagining that I am the biggest most gullible sucker you have seen in

> awhile. No, I just know how to do my own research. If you, or anyone

else

> here, wants to understand what makes this program so different I

suggest

> talking to Randy of Peak Health Care Products at: 1-866-442-0617.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , I have had 12 amalgams removed by a knowledgeble dentist

and replaced with composite fillings. I am going to Tijuana in a

couple of weeks to get my two root canals extracted and my

non-biocompatible crown replaced with a good one. My flushes and diet

changes have greatly helped me recover from the mercury toxicity. I'm

looking to go the rest of the way to better long term health with the

remaining dental work. Then, I will be able to start the oral

chelation to detox the remaining metals. Meanwhile, I'm taking herbs

and minerals to strengthen my adrenals and elimination paths.

I appreciate your input to the list. I hope this works well for you

and that you'll keep us posted on your progress. I'm glad to hear you

had your teeth pulled (not that I want anyone to be without their own

teeth , because when they are full of mercury most other options are

not as good as pulling them. Most other options are definietly more

expensive.

Have you looked into making your own kefir and/or Kombucha tea? Good

cheap probiotics, enzymes, minerals, detox, etc for much less than any

equivalent commercially available supplements. Google kefir. One of

the best sites is here:

http://users.chariot.net.au/~dna/kefirpage.html

Google kombucha. Two of the best sites are here:

faq: http://www.kombuchatea.co.uk/kombucha-faq.asp

kombucha tea/

Lots of info on these two naturally fermented drinks that provide a

powerful amount of detox and balencing for pennies a gallon. I'm all

for finding traditionally nourishing foods that don't cost an arm and

a leg, although I'm not opposed to spending the money to invest in my

health. Come to think of it, I've invested thousands of dollars in

all kinds of things to help me, but I'm always looking for cheaper

ways to do the same or more

Vince

> > >

> > > Dave,

> > >

> > > On the topic of candida:

> > > 25 years of doing what you recommend only allowed my candida to get

> >worse.

> > > It did NOT go away in 3 to 6 months. I believe many people suffer

> >all kinds

> > > of physical problems from long-established systemic yeast that they

> >don't

> > > even know they have because they have followed the usual diet and

> > > anti-fungal recommendations for killing yeast and they think that

> >took care

> > > of it.

> > >

> > > The YeastAway program is obviously much different from what you are

> >used

> > > to. They recommend that you do NOT follow any special diet and do

> >NOT take

> > > any kind of anti-fungals at all. Just take their product and go

> >about your

> > > normal life, free of any die-off symptoms, while it is doing

it's work.

> > >

> > > It is not necessarily a long-term maintenance program. For the

kind of

> > > infestation you seem to be thinking of it can be fully defeated

in as

> > > little as 12 days. In my case, because there is so much with such a

> >deep

> > > foothold, it is expected to take about 9 months. I suppose you are

> > > imagining that I am the biggest most gullible sucker you have

seen in

> > > awhile. No, I just know how to do my own research. If you, or anyone

> >else

> > > here, wants to understand what makes this program so different I

> >suggest

> > > talking to Randy of Peak Health Care Products at: 1-866-442-0617.

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I don't want to get too carried away with mercury detox until I get my

last amalgam out. It's under my crown. The conventioal dentist

refused to remove the amalgam when the crown was off anyway. That was

the last time I will ever willingly go to a conventional dentist.

I have a fifty pound bag of bentonite clay. It is mined straight from

the ground, and the less tampering with it they do the better. It

needs to be very pure to use it for pottery (an ingredient they mix

with clays). Cost including shipping was about $50, which is about

$1.00 a pound. Getting small amounts of bentonite from the detox

people is exhorbitantly expensive compared to the cost of the

unadulterated bentonite clay. I will be able to do baths and I

already add it to psillium and oat bran to take orally. After I get

my mouth all cleaned up I'll go after all the other toxins in my body.

I'm glad you had help from the clay baths. I look forward to using it

more in the near future myself. At that time, a well flushed liver

will become very important to handle the added burden of the detox in

my body.

Best Regards,

Vince

>

> Have you tried the LL clay baths for mercury detox?? There are

several types of LL baths. I tried them because i was in excruciating

pain. They helped me quite a bit. Perhaps you would want to research

that as well. I also added bentonite clay to my diet. The product I

use is Great Plains Bentonite detox. I truly believe it helped me to

quickly relieve the pain I was in.