Appendicitis: flushing, de-parasite, zapping

[Guest guest]

Can anyone share their experience with treating appendicitis-like

symptoms with anti-parasite treatments like Black Walnut, Wormwood,

and Clove as well as with a 30Mhz Zapper?

I've done four liver flushes in the last six weeks which have gotten

rid of a lot of cholesterol stones and has given me temporary relief.

No more vomiting. But the dull ache on the lower right is returning.

I just started the anti-parasite treatment today--although the Black

Walnut tincture is a store-bought product and not the " extra-

strength " Dr. recommends in her book, which I just bought

today. I also ordered the 30mhz zapper but I don't expect that to

arrive until Friday or Saturday.

I was thinking I'd do a coffee enema tomorrow to help clean the bowel

and flush out toxins.

Should I worry that any of these aggresive approaches might hasten or

precipitate a ruptured appendix?

I should mention that I've had several medical tests--bloodwork, and

CAT SCAN--that my doctor says don't show appendix-related problems.

But I've talked to several people who had appendicituses that were

not picked up by these sorts of medical screenings. I also had a CCK

HideScan (right after two back-to-back liver flushes!) that indicated

sluggish Gall Bladder--a 23- 0r 25% score.

Any thoughts?

Jack Prewitt

Rochester, NY

[Guest guest]

It could be kidney stones trying to pass thru. That is what my daughter (age

42) has been going thru the past 18 months. I tried to get her to do the

kidney flush but she always gave up after 2 weeks as she didn't like the taste

of

the cherry juice. The Dr removed stones twice and they keep coming back. She

wouldn't attempt the liver flush at all. Now she's facing surgery. They are

going to put a stent into the tube that comes from the kidney to the bladder as

it's very narrow, and hopefully that will expand it and the scar tissue will

grow around it and it will be large enough to let the stones pass thru. I am

still going to persuade her to do the flushes. Just prior to this she had an

appendectomy-it burst during removal and flooded her system with infection. They

think this is what caused her kidney tube problem. But the pain is the same as

you described except it did get bad enough for pain pills and temporary stents.

I would do the parasite and kidney flush and then a liver flush again if I

were you if there is no evidence of appendix problems.

Good Luck

Marjorie

[Guest guest]

Here's a great cleanse <attachment> from Dr. .

Note what he says about cat nip enemas for appendicitis.

If there is the slightest tendency toward appendicitis,

take high enemas,

using catnip tea or a tea of three parts red raspberry leaf

and one part

lobelia. Do this two, three or more times a day as needed.

Only use enemas in

the case of possible appendicitis.

Appendicitis: flushing, de-parasite,

zapping

Can anyone share their experience with treating

appendicitis-like

symptoms with anti-parasite treatments like Black Walnut,

Wormwood,

and Clove as well as with a 30Mhz Zapper?

I've done four liver flushes in the last six weeks which

have gotten

rid of a lot of cholesterol stones and has given me

temporary relief.

No more vomiting. But the dull ache on the lower right is

returning.

I just started the anti-parasite treatment today--although

the Black

Walnut tincture is a store-bought product and not the

" extra-

strength " Dr. recommends in her book, which I just

bought

today. I also ordered the 30mhz zapper but I don't expect

that to

arrive until Friday or Saturday.

I was thinking I'd do a coffee enema tomorrow to help clean

the bowel

and flush out toxins.

Should I worry that any of these aggresive approaches might

hasten or

precipitate a ruptured appendix?

I should mention that I've had several medical

tests--bloodwork, and

CAT SCAN--that my doctor says don't show appendix-related

problems.

But I've talked to several people who had appendicituses

that were

not picked up by these sorts of medical screenings. I also

had a CCK

HideScan (right after two back-to-back liver flushes!) that

indicated

sluggish Gall Bladder--a 23- 0r 25% score.

Any thoughts?

Jack Prewitt

Rochester, NY