first flush

[Guest guest]

Hi, I am 34 and got my first attack on January 10th,

my birthday of all days. I am doing my first

gallstone flush tonight and am pretty scared. I was

in the hospital emergency room on Monday with

excruciating pain. I found the info about the

gallstone flush this week online. Of course my

surgeon told me that this doesn't work. She scheduled

surgery for me next Thursday. Hopefully I'll be able

to call on Monday to cancel.

The Epsom salts are the WORST! I think I'll add a

little lemon to the next dose.

Hope this really works!

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[Guest guest]

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I can, and I'm sure quite a few others can too, assure you that it does

work. It doesn't necessarily get out all the stones the first, second, or

third attempts. However, I'm sure that by this morning you've had some sort

of results by now. It took me seven months to get my gallbladder back to a

normal gallbladder according to the ultrasound, mine was thickened. The only

thing that was of great concern was the enlarged bile ducts that showed in

my liver. I'm quite sure that had something to do with the flushes doing a

bit of stretching there. I've not had another ultrasound since October of

99, but I've not felt the need to have one.

Dale

Da_@...

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

From: " Zentner " <julespoms@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Friday, January 26, 2001 6:45 PM

Subject: first flush

> Hi, I am 34 and got my first attack on January 10th,

> my birthday of all days. I am doing my first

> gallstone flush tonight and am pretty scared. I was

> in the hospital emergency room on Monday with

> excruciating pain. I found the info about the

> gallstone flush this week online. Of course my

> surgeon told me that this doesn't work. She scheduled

> surgery for me next Thursday. Hopefully I'll be able

> to call on Monday to cancel.

>

> The Epsom salts are the WORST! I think I'll add a

> little lemon to the next dose.

>

> Hope this really works!

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Hey Dale!

did the flush really work for you?

I had my last attack on June and since I had to go to the hospital it was

the first time I heard about gallbladder and stones. I'm taking flaxseed

oil in the morning, and I have a couple of spoons of lecithin and some apple

juice everyday.

What's the next step? I'm really trying to avoid surgery!

I bought H. books(both) and it looks like before doing the liver and

stones flush I have to follow a pretty long precidure; is that inevitable?

Do I have to start with the " zapping " for the worms and then do the liver

cleanse and then take care of the stones, or can I just start flushing?

And if so, what is the complete procedure for the flushing? Also, what are

some reliable sites to find more infos about those subjects?

I'm eager to start and solve this problem once and for all. I'm 27 and

I think I'm still on time to take care of whatever needs to be taken care

of and avoid surgery.

thanks for all the help you guys can give me.

Clo'

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[Guest guest]

Just a question for whoever can offer advice. I've been able to find

Barlean's flax seed oil in my health food store, but am still puzzled about

the type of lecithin that works most efficiently along with the flax seed

oil. Lecithin in capsules? Or.. the dry granules called lecithin that are in

the bulk containers?

Thanks all,

joyce

>From: clau@...

>I'm taking flaxseed oil in the morning, and I have a couple of spoons >of

>lecithin and some apple juice everyday.

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