Re: Gallbladder Questions?

[Guest guest]

<< I have suffered for years since the last time I pursued this

medically. I just got tired of doctors. Any info, ideas, or

experiences shared would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks, Jim

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Hi, Jim,

I certainly feel for you, to say the least. I can only reply on this part of

your question and I've only had a sonogram which showed stones. It's my

understanding from talking to many countless others that a lot of problems

don't show up in the GB. Only certain stones to, am I right everyone else?

You could have a multitude of tiny ones and it's causing pressure or a

buildup of sludge.

In my opinion, I would do the cleanse. From everything you've said to me, it

sounds like classes GB pain and problems.

Susie

[Guest guest]

In my opinion, my cleanses (or also called flushes) have helped me a great

deal, yes. Shoot, I could have an ulcer in there too, but I know these GB

cleanses have helped me a lot. It's been about 3 to 4 weeks now, maybe I

should get ready for another one. For some reason this time, even though I

passed that loads of sludge stuff and some gallstones, I have felt better and

no pressure on the GB. This is the 1st time I've felt this and no pressure

feeling whatsoever on my Gb area.

Is Dale or Ken around, what do you think? Should I do another one soon?

susie

[Guest guest]

Do the cleanses and start with 1 tbs flaxseed oil and 1 tbs lecithin

granulate in the morning. I believe the veterans here would recommend

that *smile*. Mineralsalts in water seems to be good too.

You are very fit, you say. This means you exercise alot? This is just

a guess from me, but I believe my bowel-bile problems started with to

much exercise (running, swimming, biking, weightlifting). I did never

replace the salts in the fluids comming out from my body during the

exercise, and I didnt ate any fat foods, stimulating the bile flow.

Lack of nutritions and salts as a cause? Maybe... do the flushes, it

has helped me.

take care

/Maceo

> I have several questions for gallbladders pros. I have had

digestive

> problems for many years. I have gone through many tests which have

> been negative. The gallbladder specific tests are ultrasound, hida

> scan, and one which I can't remember what it's called. You swallow

> pills the night before and than have some sort of scan and then eat

a

> fatty meal and get scanned again. They were all negative.

>

> Yet, despite this my symptoms lead me to believe that it's

> gallbladder. I have extreme tenderness where the gallbladder is.

I

> get sharp pains that last only a few seconds. This pain can also

> refer to my back. I have had many nights that I have been really

> sick and vomiting, thought it was food poisoning. If it was food

> poisoning, I sure get it alot. I don't aways get sharp pains

during

> these episodes, but have tremendous pressure and general discomfort

> in gallbladder area.

>

> Upon waking up in the morning, I can feel the pressure building and

> incredible discomfort in the gallbladder region. The

> discomfort/pressure is relieved somewhat by eating. I have over

the

> years developed many food sensitivities. I should mention I am a

34

> year old male who is very fit.

>

> I have suffered for years since the last time I pursued this

> medically. I just got tired of doctors. Any info, ideas, or

> experiences shared would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks, Jim

[Guest guest]

Jim, For what it's worth.I had a x-ray,two ultrasounds ,1 CT and a hyda

scan. My DOCTOR said " you have no gallbladder problems, so there's nothing

that I can do for your pain " .I had lost 52 lbs in less than 6 weeks from 4

surgeries and 6 debridements as a result of an incompetent DOCTOR.And I

found out later from the Harvard medical web site that this is what caused

my GB problems.Any way, after the " hydascan " , I came home in a lot of pain

and found Dr.'s protocol for Gallstones and I passed over 80 stones the

following two days.My DOCTOR does not believe it, even after seeing

them!!Since then,with the help from some of these " good people " from the GB

web site, I have passed over 300 stones that wasn't there and when I watch

what I eat I feel so much better!!!. I am not telling you to do this. This

is my experience. Good Luck,

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

From: <sammy_mom@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Sunday, April 15, 2001 5:02 PM

Subject: Gallbladder Questions?

> I have several questions for gallbladders pros. I have had digestive

> problems for many years. I have gone through many tests which have

> been negative. The gallbladder specific tests are ultrasound, hida

> scan, and one which I can't remember what it's called. You swallow

> pills the night before and than have some sort of scan and then eat a

> fatty meal and get scanned again. They were all negative.

>

> Yet, despite this my symptoms lead me to believe that it's

> gallbladder. I have extreme tenderness where the gallbladder is. I

> get sharp pains that last only a few seconds. This pain can also

> refer to my back. I have had many nights that I have been really

> sick and vomiting, thought it was food poisoning. If it was food

> poisoning, I sure get it alot. I don't aways get sharp pains during

> these episodes, but have tremendous pressure and general discomfort

> in gallbladder area.

>

> Upon waking up in the morning, I can feel the pressure building and

> incredible discomfort in the gallbladder region. The

> discomfort/pressure is relieved somewhat by eating. I have over the

> years developed many food sensitivities. I should mention I am a 34

> year old male who is very fit.

>

> I have suffered for years since the last time I pursued this

> medically. I just got tired of doctors. Any info, ideas, or

> experiences shared would be greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks, Jim

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Jim!

The group has it exactly right... Maceo is right on target...

If you went to a gb surgeon with you symptoms and health history...

He would take your gb out. Often, gb surgery is done WITHOUT any

definative stones showing. Choestorol stones are by their very

nature translucent and often do not show on scans or sonograms.

Your symptoms and history point to sludge. Sludge occurs for 3-4

major reasons:

1) Poor diet and too much cholestorol/fatty foods and too little

fatty acids, fruits and vegies.

2) Being over weight...

3) A lot of exercise without replenishing the bodys fluids and salts.

4) No enough H2O taken thoughout teh day... Eight glasses of water a

day will keep the doctor away!

I am convinced that my gb stones/sludge is a result of a lack of

water and fatty acids. I execise a lot with 2-3 times a week full

court basketball.

I am almost completely cured... at laest for the past 4 months! The

cure can be found in the following:

1) Do 2-3 flushes over a 3-6 month period of time to start moving out

the sludge.

2) Begin drinking an EXTRA 1/2 gallon of water each day.

3) Start taking 2 Teaspoons of flax seed oil for 2 weeks and then 1

teaspoon forever... each morning on an empty stomach in a little oj.

4) Add 2 Tablespoons of Lecithin also to your oj each am for a month

and then reduce it to 1 Tablespoon forever!

5) Consider purchasing ox bile salst to replenish your bile salts

after flushing!

That should do it... You can mail the check for $7000 immediately.

Unlike doctors I do give a money back guarantee and your money will

be held in escrow until you are completely well!@#$#@! Just kidding!

There are no guarantees in life... but I would give you a 90% chance

at ridding yourself of the pain and discomfort and keeping you gb for

the rest of your long life! You are classic of many that have been

helped with the above advice...

Almost forgot! Switching to more fruits and vegies... reducing bad

fats, fried foods and meats is a requirement for long living and a

healthy gb/liver. You will be surprised that once you have changed

your diet you don't feel deprived... actually you wonder how you ever

drank all that milk and ate that hunk of beef!

Good luck and God bless...

ken a