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17 User Reviews
Posted by Dennis (Lakewood, USA) on 08/21/2008
★★★★★
i used all 3 treatments of apple cider vinegar ist for 2 days...then olive oil and lemon juice 2nd and finally alfalfa with lime ...and my kidney stones were gone-- probably dissolved..now i take magnesium and b-6 to keep them away....thank God for this website...dennis.
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Posted by Tami (Stettler, Canada) on 11/29/2007
★★★★★
Dissolve kidney stones in 3 days-no pain. you need:
Day 1
6 limes
4 liters water (16 cups)
alfala tablets
Mix limes w/water drink throughout the day. Every waking hour take 2 alfalfa tablets.
Days 2&3
throughout the day drink same amount of water-no limes and same amount of tablets. Simple. Avoid all caffine products including chocolate during this cleanse. I did a liver cleanse w/o cleansing kidneys first-I couldn't stand up straight for a week...after finding this cleanse, I've never had a problem since.
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Posted by Gina (Seattle, Washington) on 07/04/2007
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Olive Oil worked on my current kidney stones,, I mean I believe it flushed everything out and I also took Hydranga,,4 capsules 3 times a day with food. Also marshmallow root helps, plus a gallon a day of water with 1 cup lemon juice, that dissolved the stones in about a week..Hydranga dissolves all type of stones. But I also think that everyone out there should use a LOW OXALATE DIET. It confirms what doctors are now saying. That foods high in Oxalate content cause kidney stones. This is from the University of Pittsburgh, Medical Center. I find that when I do eat the foods that are low in Oxalates I have no kidney pain. Luck to all
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Posted by L (Long Beach, CA) on 02/25/2006
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I have not tried corn silk tea, But my mother recommended this to our neighbor with kidney stones and he was relieved. Coincidentally, I recently saw an article in the Los Angeles Times, recommending the same thing, and it recommended for use as diuretic for all urinary problems.
