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Gallstone Remedies
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3 NAY
[YEA] Connie from Chino Hills, CA writes: "I have done the olive oil-lemon treatment about six times. I found it to be very successful in removing the gall stones. EAch time I did the cleanse my stones got smaller and smaller. I probably have expelled between 300 and 500 stones. Unfortunately for me I still have the pain in the gall bladder area. Is it possible that the gall bladder was so stretched and distended that it is permanently damaged in some way. I know I don't have more stones, but do still get some sludge. A side note: I have used the epsom salts with and without the cleanse and find that it relaxes the musles a bit when the stones are being expelled. Doesn't seem as painful."
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[YEA] 12/12/2008: Midge from Greensburg, PA writes: "My mom told me to take Hydranga ..I got it in a pill form at a nearby health food store...I took it for a couple months and no more gall stones..I can eat alot of things that I never could before."
EC: "Hydrangea has a long history of promoting a healthy prostate and urinary tract. It combats infection and is believed to very helpful in treating inflamed or enlarged prostate and bladder infection, including cystitis, urethritis and prostatitis, etc. As a diuretic, it promotes the flow of urine and is said to remove stones and the pain caused by them.
Hydrangea stimulates the kidneys to release retained fluid and helps to prevent the formation of gravel. It will also help to pass deposits through the ureters from the kidneys to the bladder. Importantly, the herb is also used to relieve the backache often caused by kidney trouble and dissolve and remove kidney stones.
Hydrangea is believed to be a blood cleanser and may treat lymphatic conditions that are caused by poor blood."
http://www.herbalextractsplus.com/hydrangea.cfm
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1 YEA
[YEA] 10/09/2007: Jill from Kalispell, MT writes: "I am wondering if anyone has tried the 4-day cleanse listed here: http://www.cleansingorsurgery.com/cleansingorsurgeryinfo.htm
It involves:
4 gallons of apple juice
4 gallons of steam distilled water
1/2 c virgin olive oil or cold-pressed peanut oil
3 lemons (or enough to make 1/4 cup lemon juice)
tomato juice - 1 tablespoon"
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1 YEA
[YEA] 03/06/2007: Amela from Southport, USA writes: "After reading a lot of articles about dealing with gallstones in the USA, I found out that a little is mentioned, or not at all, about laser surgery that has been for long time in practice in european countries for removing gallstones. Ask your doctor about it... Also, a very good remedy for lowering or getting rid of a bad cholesterol is a homemade apple vinegar. It tastes like an apple cider, just it's very sour. If you have a chance to come across a book of bosnian homemade remedies, get it! Also, dates are very good fruit for the women who cannot get pregnant."
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LECITHAN, MILK THISTLE, DANDELION ROOT, MAGNESIUM
[YEA] 02/04/2008: Mike from Baltimore, Maryland writes: "Ted has a lot of good insights and makes for a very interesting read, but he forgot one important thing regarding Lecithin.
Dandelion root contains more Lecithin than even soy products and also acts as a mild diuretic, but unlike other diuretics, it does not deplete the body of potassium due to the high amount of it found in the plant. Dandelion also contains loads of trace elements and should go a long way in dissolving gallstones as well as improving and increasing bile flow through the gallbladder.
Milk Thistle is also very good for this although to my knowledge, does not contain Lecithin. It reduces cholesterol in bile as well as other beneficial effects on liver/gallbladder health though.
About all this "flush" business that is so obviously fake that it bears mentioning. To say that there are over 2000 stones in your liver and gallbladder is ridiculous considering the size of these organs and appears even more ridiculous when people say this continues to happen over years of doing these flushes. What people should be doing is changing their diets and taking supplements to deal with these things. It's amazing to me that everyone that does this flush seems to report hundreds and thousands of "stones" even though an ultrasound may only show one or two small ones. Whether these flushes actually work or not is debateable since people seem to want to exaggerate the effectiveness. If they worked, there would be nothing to exaggerate and if they really do work, it's a tragedy that those pushing it on other people have to make things up to make it look better than it is when there is no need. It can't possibly be good for someone long term to continue to do this to their bodies.
To anyone wanting to dissolve and/or prevent gallstones, cut back a little on the fatty stuff you eat and do some research on supplements. Dandelion Root, Magnesium, Milk Thistle and even a daily multivitamin is a good place to start. Make a habit of having a glass or two of apple juice a day as the Pectin in apples and apple juice will soften the stones, exercise a little and watch what you eat to a point. If you really want to change, you can do it. If you're looking for an easy way out where you can have your cake and eat it too, you'll fail everytime. Supplements alone won't fix this problem and neither will 100 flushes. You have to make lifestyle changes as well and you have to stick with them.
However, things like constantly checking your pH and constantly monitoring pH of water you drink and all this stuff seems to be a pretty paranoid and stressful kind of life, constantly worrying and all. I don't think I'd ever go that far and eating enough fruits and vegetables should keep you balanced just fine."
04/19/2009: JLlerenas from Ventura, CA, USA replies: "Have you considered that the stones passed are from more than just the Gall bladder? So it's really not that preposterous, just not well understood. This is not a claim of veracity either or of proof that they are stones. Thanks for your post, it supplement's Ted's post well."
04/22/2009: EJ from Middleboro, MA replies: "It may not be as easy as changing your diet to correct a gallbladder issue. At least that's what I'm finding. I've had two ct scans in the last five years to look for gallstones that don't exist to explain my intermittent pain. About a month ago I switched from a good diet consisting of mainly vegetables and chicken or fish (little grain and dairy, nothing fried ever)to a diet of fruit and vegetables only (including fat from olive oil, avocados and almonds). My gallbladder rebelled like never before. Apples, apple juice, ACV, beet root, dandelion tea, healthy liver tincture - none of them helped the pain - castor oil packs did help temporarily. After 3 weeks, I finally added some cheese back to my diet and the pain subsided. Except for the gallbladder pain, I felt great eating only fruit and veg (ala Dr. Robert Morse). So if anyone knows what will fix this gallbladder permanently, I'd love to know."
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LEMON WATER, DIGESTIVE ENZYMES, DIETARY RECOMMENDATIONS
[YEA] 05/17/2008: Cathy from Mason, WV writes: "Gallstone Issues: You can try the juice of 1 lemon in an 8oz.glass of water on an empty stomach. Do not eat or drink anything for 30 or so minutes and let this sit in your gallbladder. This will help dissolve stones. Do this for a year. Also take about 4 digestive enzymes with each meal. Vibra-Gest is one of the best. Eat pinnapple with meals or papaya which also have digestive enzymes in them and stay away from fat, sugar, and fried foods. It is hard to change your diet, but it will help tremendously. Eat bananas, and long cooking oatmeal. This helps. Some can't eat the oatmeal. Whatever works for you. Eat more vegatables, baked potatoes, greenbeans, tomatos, carrots,cucumbers, salad, fiber filled fruit, chicken and fish (nothing fried), but especially beets. Ginger is good for digestion. Avacados, coconut, garlic, grapes, plenty of water is good also. No beans, eggs, milk, pork, grapefruit or oranges, icecream, choclate, alcohol, cofffee.If you eat something and your stomach starts bubbling, you know that is something you can't eat.
Drink the lemon water religously and you will get relief. Keep drinking it for a year. There are meds doctors can give to dissolve stones, they don't tell you that. The lemon water will do it.
Try this: take a small rock the size of a quarter, and as thick as you finger and place it in a small glass in the kitchen window and cover it with lemon juice or concentrate you can get in the plastic lemons in the veggie section of the grocer. Cover the rock every day for about 3 months and you will dissolve that rock....Drink lemon water on an empty stomach upon waking and eat or drink nothing for about 30 min. Do this for a year. Drink the same just before going to bed the first week to two weeks of your attack. You will find that a gallbladder attach lasts about 3 to 5 days, but the lemon juice will start to dissolve the stones and the sludge. Take red yeast rice to get your cholesterol down which is the culprit here. Lemon water, red yeast rice and a change in your diet ot remove fat and you will see impovement in the next 3 weeks or so. Include exercise by even just walking, to lower your bad cholesterol also. You can live to eat or eat to live. Your choice. Hope this helps someone."
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[BETTER BUT NOT CURED] 03/27/2008: Nereida from Houston, Texas writes: "I went to a Herbal Nutrition Clinic. I was given the following:
Hydrangea (Kidney Cleanse) 1000mg 3 times a day after meals.
Golden Seal (Enhances Seasonal Resistance) 800mg 3 Times a day after meals.
Marshmallow (Soothing Internal Support) 800mg 3 times a day after meals.
Liver-Reg (Strengthens liver) (Contains the following: Milk thistle seeds; Dandelion Root; Burdock Root; Metionine) 800mg 3 times a day after meals.
Tea (Contains: Proprietary Blend; Boldo Leaves; Mint Marigold) 1 cup of tea in the morning and 1 at night after meals.
Cascara Sagrada (Supports Healthy Bowel Function) 400mg 3 times a day after meals.
The nutritionist told me to take on the first night 3 teaspoons of olive oil at bedtime. Then on the following morning a strong dosis of Castor Oil. Then throught the day eat fruits or fruit juice and vegetables. Water. Then solid meal at night only. He told me that by doing this I would flush out 50% of my gallstones. But I told him that I was afraid of doing this because I tend to feel very weak when I use anything that works like a laxative and since I suffer anxiety and panic attacks, don't want to risk it. So he said that it was optional but that taking the herbal pills will get rid of the stones only at a slower rate. So Day 1 I took the pills like he told me. Felt okay. Day 2 same thing but on Day 2 after drinking the tea after dinner, I starting feeling discomfort and for the first time had a soft bowel movement. I panicked and started shaking like crazy. So on the next morning I was afraid to take the pills so I called the clinic. The lady told me that my body was not used to herbal pills and I just had to lower the dosage until my body got used to it. I totally stopped taking the Cascara Sagrada because I was afraid. I lowered the dosage but I am only taking half a dosage once a day of the rest of the pills. My main problem is that I suffer indigestion. Mostly gas and discomfort. I only had pain on my right upper abdomen once and it lasted all day but wasn't severe pain, only uncomfortable and lasted 1 whole day and half a day after that. That's what made me research gallstones and read that gallstones cause my symptoms of indigestion I've been suffering for 10 years now. I went to the DR. sent me for an ultra sound and yes, my gallbladder has many stones. Unable to tell me the sizes just that I have numerous stones. I am so afraid of surgery and since I know of people who suffer diahrrea for life after surgery, I really don't want to get surgery. I guess I want a second opinion as to if it's okay to take all the herbal supplements I was given. My husband made me wonder because he read on the bottles that The products don't intend to cure, treat, or prevent any disease. He claims that the company doesn't back up their product. I just want to make sure that it is safe to take those supplements. I have been drinking water for the first time but I panic when I feel weak. I am also wondering if I have something more severe since just by tasting fatty or sugary foods I feel sick and my stomachs starts growling. My mother claims I am just afraid and cause all the symptoms. In the meantime, I've lost 8 pounds in this past month because I sometimes can't eat anything and when I do, it's healty non fatty foods like Turkey and Chicken breast. Any information I can obtain will be appreciated."
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1 YEA
[YEA] 09/30/2009: Tanya from Hailey, Id writes: "I suffered unusual pain in my upper right abdomen and just thought about it for 36 hours wondering what it could be. Remembering my mom's problems with her gallbladder, I thought I'd try her sworn remedy. I purchased some ground mustard and opened it in the car to take some - about 1/4 teaspoon using the foil top as a spoon.. Got home, drank a ton of water! Craving my homemade white bean, tomato, corn soup and wanting more of the mustard in a palatable form, I dumped 1 tsp in each of 2 good bowls of the soup. I also bought a bunch of organic cherry tomatoes I was craving. I ate it wondering if I ate too much.. Then took a hot bath, dressed up really warm, sweating everywhere, put a magnet on my side, went to bed and woke up pain-free. Completely. I am surprised I had this issue because I try hard to listen to my body but I read that my diet may have contributed to it - and severe stress. "Thank you mom!" (June 1923- October 2008)"
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10/26/2009: Elaine from Cleveland, Georgia writes: "I have been reading on EC for my pain under my left rib cage this has been going on for almost 3 months. I have no idea what this is but from what I have read it may be a gall stone! It`s a stabbing pain that comes and goes very quickly. hubby is on the way to grocery store to get lemons and olive oil, I have an appointment tomorrow for scan...I will post my results of how the olive oil and lemon juice went."
EC: Hi Elaine, your gallbladder is located under your right rib cage, not left.
http://images.medicinenet.com/images/illustrations/gallbladder.jpg
[YEA] 10/27/2009: Elaine from Cleveland, Ga replies: "sorry I meant to say Kidney stone, As soon as I drank the O/O and lemon juice the pain almost stopped! I am so thankful. I am going to drink this solution 3x`s a day with 10 0z of water every hr...this has really been a blessing to me. thanks"
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[YEA] 06/27/2008: Elisha from Manila, Philippines writes: "I was diagnosed with "Focal Caliectasia" in my right kidney via ultra sound 4 years ago. Per doctor's recommendation, I need to undergo further IV xray which I did not follow because of fear. I just leave it as is.
After reading EarthClinic several times, I decided to take 2oz of olive oil and 2oz of lemon juice and followed by 500 ml of water for the kidney cleanse regimen two weeks ago. I'm not aware if anything came out when I urinate but one thing for sure when I have my bowel movement I saw something floated. I took the same regimen last night and again something floated. This time, I used chopstick to pick them one by one and I was surprised to see green gallstones.
I did not take any apple juice nor epson salt. I took my normal breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Breakfast - Old Fashion Oats with walnuts and almonds, Soy Coffee and Strawberry Jam Sandwich
Lunch - 1/4 Roast Chicken (Remove the skin) with one cup of White Rice and kelp with tofu soup
Snacks - Cinnamon Sweet Potato Crisps and Tien Chi Flower Tea
Dinner - Steamed sliced Lapu-lapu (grouper fish in the Philippines) with 1/2 cup Brown Rice and stir fry mustard with ground ginger & few drops of sesame oil.
I guess it all depends on the condition of your body that's why these gallstone came out with 2oz of olive oil and 2oz of freshly squeeze lemon juice."
EC: Read all about the olive oil and lemon juice remedy here.
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1 NAY
[YEA] Marion Odgers writes: "I'm quite a newbie, relatively speaking, with regard to flushing, but I'll do my best to outline what I have learned thus far.
Liver flushing with extra virgin (first cold pressed) organic olive oil is the cleanse of choice for most gall bladder and liver flushers, as the most basic ingredient. There are products out there that some use to dissolve stones, but I understand that they take time and may not give immediate results, if at all. There are also a number of variations in the flushing techniques people prefer to use. Some try different protocols each time they flush, but they all consist of using olive oil, or some other form of oil, and lemon juice. I have only flushed once, so far, but have learned quite a bit from the veteran flushers on the yahoo gallbladder discussion site.
This is the flush protocol I decided to use (below) and it was very successful, using the Global Healing Center's products Oxy-powder (colon cleanser) and Super-Phos 30 (mixed with organic apple juice to soften/dissolve stones), both taken for 4 days prior to flushing. This protocol also uses Epsom Salts (I mixed this with freshly squeezed grapefruit juice to improve the taste), which are used as an additional colon cleanser on the day of the flush, but the Epsom Salts also have the added benefit of dilating the bile ducts to allow stones to pass easily and without pain. It's recommended to do a parasite cleanse, first, but many don't do this on the first flush, as they are generally seeking immediate relief, and a parasite cleanse can take several weeks to complete. Also, some people are unable to stomach ascetic juices and the epsom salts, if they suffer from acid reflux or IBS, but cleansing the intestinal tract (some type of colon cleanse) is highly recommended, first, in addition to fasting after lunchtime on flush day, as this speeds the flushing of the stones with little or no pain.
http://www.ghchealth.com/liver-and-gallbladder-flush.html
Another excellent site is Julia Chang's site, which incorporates the use of Chinese Bitters and Gold Coin Grass. I haven't used her protocol, but other flushers give it a big thumbs up. Apparently, Ms. Chang is also extremely helpful when users have called for advice and help.
http://www.sensiblehealth.com/gallbladder.html
The one Tara outlined for you (click here to read Tara's remedy) is, from what I understand, a little more on the aggressive side, as most people find it very hard to swallow such large amounts of oil on an empty stomach, with nausea being a side-effect of that. There are other flushes that can be done that are a little easier on the system and can be repeated at shorter intervals (every two weeks, if necessary). There are also "slow flushes", which involve taking smaller daily amounts of olive oil and lemon juice.
Curezone lists a number that many have had great success with, if you scroll down the main page a ways:
http://curezone.com/cleanse/liver/
Dr Hulda Clarke's is very popular with flushers and the William Donald Kelley flush is almost identical to the one recommended by Global Healing Center that I used.
There is a lot of controversy about gallbladder and liver flushing with the mainstream medical community, as you most likely already know. Dr. Andrew Weil, the renowned Harvard trained doc turned holistic guru, is quite damning on his website, calling the flushed, soft green stones "soap stones" and simply a byproduct of the olive oil. Although, quite a few flushers have had their stones analyzed, as evidenced at the Curezone site, as being cholesterol, calcium and bile stones.
All I confirm is from my own personal experience and that really "the proof of the pudding is in the eating" with each individual on this. I got immediate relief from doing a flush and passed many green stones, but I also passed quite a number of whitish-tan colored, hardened cholesterol stones and fatty chaff. There are a number of pics you can view at the Curezone site of types of stones flushers have passed. One incredible side benefit is that since doing my first flush in March, I have had almost complete relief from perimenopausal pms symptoms, which I hadn't anticipated! I understand that the liver functions as the body's garbage disposal unit. If it isn't functioning at full capacity, then it can't break down toxins in the body, including excess hormones (like estrogen dominance during the change of life), but it would seem that a cleansed liver can! :) Estrogen dominance, in and of itself, can be a culprit of stone formation, hence the four Fs (forty, fair, fertile, female) profile.
The medical community's first line of defense is to remove gall bladders, as being dispensable body parts, much like an appendix. However, it is also known that people who have their gall bladders removed are also at greater risk of colon cancer, as bile then drips directly and continuously into the duodenum. Also, many stones that end up in the gall bladder come from the liver in the first instance. So, while a person may have had their gall bladder removed, this doesn't always remove the original problem and the pain may continue from liver stone formation. The other argument is that mainstream docs say "stones can't be passed", yet this doesn't explain why stones (that are being passed) actually get lodged in the bile duct in the first place.
Many who flush have managed to keep this vital organ by regular flushing. Some have even had 'before and after' ultrasounds that have unequivocally shown that their stones have miraculously 'disappeared'.
I'm not a medically trained person and I don't have a lot of experience with regular flushing, but I was willing to try this more gentle holistic approach to relieve the pain I was experiencing. Since the one flush, I have had no pain from biliary colic, at all, so I am convinced that this protocol works! However, as with anything, it also requires a complete attitude change with regard to conscious eating habits and taking responsibility in this regard. There is even more controversy regarding types of diet to prevent gall stone formation, but the general consensus amongst flushers is that fat-free diets and long periods of fasting are a major culprit of stone formation, because the liver then overcompensates to produce its own cholesterol, thus creating stones. This is often why thin people may also have high bad cholesterol levels. So, healthy, mono and polyunsaturated fats (excluding all saturated fats) are actually required by the liver to maintain optimal function with the good cholesterol to keep it cleansed and in good working order.
Hope the site references help a bit. You will be able to glean quite a bit more information from them. My experience and knowledge about all this is still rather limited, just at this point."
[NAY] 10/20/2008: Agnes from Toronto, Ontario, Canada replies: "I tried Julia Chang's gallstone tonics and flush 10 x over a one year period. I don't drink alcohol and the alcohol content of the tonics upset my stomach - giving me lots of gas and a metalic taste in the morning. I started out with a few tiny stones and after 10 flushes there are many more and they are bigger! I had only a few moderately good flushes. There were 2 excelent ones out of the ten where I felt a surge of energy after the flush.
However I think that incomplete flushes mean that all that olive oil triggers the formation of more stones - as that has been my case. So it's like playing Russian Roulette doing these flushes.
Drinking a can of Coka Cola with the olive oil and lemon juice helps chug it down and my herbalist believes that the effervescence also stimulates gallbladder contractions.
I do reiki on myself whenever I have a gallbladder attack (which are sharp but not severe) and it works every time. I also meditate and use deep controlled breathing to calm down. The gallbladder is a decision making organ and when we worry, it contracts in response, forming stones from bile (just as you form clumps of wet sand by sqeezing)...there are definitely emotional connections involved in the formation of stones (as well as poor eating habits) but genetics also plays a role as there is a tendency in my family to get gallstones and have problems digesting fats in general.
All the stones I have flushed out melt after 3 days... I'm not convinced it works...and I'm worried it might be making things worse!"
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1 YEA
[YEA] 12/15/2008: Alice from Wiesbaden, Germany writes: "Olive Oil / Whole Milk
I just would like to share with you an ancient gallbladder remedy, that I have found in a little Mazdaznan book after a gallbladder attack last week. Take a tablespoon of olive oil every two and a half hours. In between take very hot milk slowly by tablespoon. According to Mazdaznan, this should dissolve gallstones. General information: during this time eat less than usual and drink plenty. I am not sure if it works, as I just started to try this remedy. Nevertheless after a really bad and painfull gallbladder attack, I tried this recipe the following day and the pain in my right shoulder subsided very quickly. I hope this will help somebody else too.
Best wishes from Germany :-))
Alice"
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1 YEA
[YEA] 03/11/2009: Nicole from Geneva, Switzerland writes: "tomato juice garlic cayenne pepper and lemon juice cured my sinuses
CURE FOR GALLSTONES
INGREDIENTS:
2 Bunches of fresh Parsley
Boil 2 bunches of Fresh Parsley into 1 litre of Water and drink during the day. Add whatever you like to make it go down in a more pleasant way. I like lemon for example. The most important with Gallstone is to dring a MINIMUM of 2 litres of water a day.
The parsley tea can be boiled and drunken cold or hot."
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08/16/2009: Nazar Abid Farhan from Nasssiriyah, Iraq writes: "I was test today and found to have a small multiple stone in the gallbladder. what i need is to get medicine smash or break up that stone without resorting to surgery and remove the bile. I am 56 years old and having no other ailment whatsoever. Pls infom what to do???
Truely yours,
NAZAR ABID FARHAN...IRAQ."
08/17/2009: Philip from Dearing, Ga replies: "I don't know if this disolves gallstones or not,but this will ward off a gallstone ATTACK.When you have pain from the gallstones.Get you one glass of room temperture apple juice and a shot glass or 2 tablespoons of RAW apple cider viniger and drank it down. Pain should ease off and go away.My wife had her gallbladder removed, because of stones after her last pregancy. At the time I did not know of this remedy.We have learned that people STILL GET gallstones in their ducts, after the gallbladder is removed.
When these attacts occur,she does the applejuice/apple cider viniger and it disappears everytime.
Removal of the gallbladder will not stop symptoms or pain.You will continue to have attacks and coffee ground looking diarrhea. Apple juice/viniger will stop this.
I believe Ted tells of some ways to disolve the stones on this site.You will have to read and do searches here on earth clinic.Good Luck!"
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1 YEA
[YEA] 12/05/2007: Ms Jackson from Hampton, VA writes: "My acid reflux started 2 months ago. I went to the doctor and told her the problems i have and she started me on PROTONX. It worked for about 2 weeks then slowly got worse I had to go to the Emergency Room I felt like I was dying. They gave me the same meds to soothe it and sugessted reglan to increase the strength of my stomach i guess. Then I tried proselic it was okay for a week then I was up again worse I am going to try the ACV I hope this works and I only drink Spring Water to prevent Gall Stones my mother had those and they are painfull since she stopped drinking regular water no problems for years... I'll let you know in about a week!!!"
06/21/2008: Georgia from Green Bay, Wisconsin replies: "I want to do a liver cleanse. However I am allergic to sulfate. Can someone please tell me if I can take another ingredient with out sulfate. I am also a diabetic, will this be safe?"
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11/09/2006: Rosemary from Rahway, New Jersey writes: "IM TAKING FULL SPECTRUM TURMERIC EXTRACT . I STARTED TAKING IT NOVEMBER 3 2006. BEEN TAKING 3 CAPSULES THREE TIMES A DAY. I HAVE GALLSTONES. I'M HOPING IT HELPS TO DISSOLVE THEM."
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1 YEA
[YEA] 09/29/2008: Blessed from Atlanta, GA writes: "i have been diagnosed with gallstones this past may of '07. i couldnt believe this is what was causing my nasuea and pain. i landed on this site looking for a remedy for another health issue i was having and decided to share my gallstone cure with everyone. i started off trying to obtain gallcleanse which i heard was the miracle drug out there. all natural, safe, doctor approved (can find it online but sold out every where) but my order has been on back order so long i tried Yi Dan instead (also found online). its 3 tablets 2x a day so i take them in the am and pm when i wake and sleep. no more pain. im going back for an ultrasound but i can almost guarantee there will NOT be any stones in my gallbladder! i can just feel it!!! Gallcleanse or Yi Dan are your best bet!!! good luck!"
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