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a friend was adviced she had stone in her gallbladder,she has a fear of hospitals, and refuses to go to one she has asked me to find out about a natrual way of breaking up flushing the stone from her system

2006-10-11 06:41:19 · 4 answers · asked by bramwell 1 in Health Women's Health

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Hi Bramwell

Here are a few answers/examples for your friend.

Herbal Aids
1.Parsley: Parsley taken with boiled onions is said to be good to remove gallstones although some writers prescribe juniper berries instead of the onions which would also be a great specific for the urinary tract.

2.Juices for Gallstones: Celery & parsley, tomato, grapefruit.

3.Dr. Christopher's Liver-Gallbladder Formula: If gallstones are present and the ducts are blocked, bile may be forced back into the liver and enter into the bloodstream. The skin may take on a jaundiced color. Ultimately, the bile is excreted through the urinary tract. The urine is often dark red or amber color and is very concentrated. Clay color stools are another symptom. During a time of a gall bladder inflammation, heavy eating should not be done. Fruit and vegetable juices are recommended along with the liver-gallbladder herbal formula. The bowels should be kept open and unconstipated through the use of the lower bowel formula...Olive oil (2 tablespoons, 3 times a day) should be taken to lubricate the bile ducts. Our hydrangea root formula, made with 1 quart of apple juice and one ounce of hydrangea root soaked together for three days in a cool place and taken in two ounce doses during the three day cleanse, is capable of dissolving stones anywhere in the body. Light, more frequent meals are preferred over large heavy ones.

4.Parsley: Parsley will work on the gall bladder and will remove gallstones if used properly by taking a pint of the tea daily.

Testimonials
1.Woman Avoids Gallbladder Surgery: During a lecture in Ogden, one of his students, a lady, came to him, saying she was in terrible trouble. She had gallstones so bad and painful that her doctor would give her pain shots. The doctor now refused to give any more shots, but if she had another attack, the stones would be removed.

Another attack was starting, and the doctor told her that an operation to remove the stones would cost $1200. "I haven't got the money," she told the doctor. He said to put it on the medical credit card, which she didn't have either. He said that he couldn't help her until she had the money for the operation.

Then she remembered about the three-day cleanse that goes with the mucusless diet. You use apple juice for three days, as well as olive oil, a couple of spoonfuls three times a day. She decided to try it.

After about a week, Dr. Christopher returned to Ogden. This lady came bouncing through the door, with no pain at all. "Hello, doctor," she said, "I am so glad to see you. We had a rock slide last night."

"A what?"

Her husband, following her in the door, explained that he was in the other room and heard the gallstones hitting the bottom of the toilet bowl as they dropped out. He collected maybe a cup of gallstones that had come out after three days of juice. Instead of $1200 for the operation, it cost them about $12 for the juice and oil. She had no more gallstones, and felt wonderful.

Other herbs used for gallstones are dandelion, golden seal, mistletoe, yellow dock, oak, parsley, and wild yam.

Prevention, however, is the key, and adherence to Dr. Christopher's mucusless diet will prevent the formation of these stones.

2.Passing Gallstones: Dr. Christopher related an interesting story about a patient who suffered a sever gallstone attack. His naturopath would not handle the case, considering it too sever, and an orthodox medical doctor told him to report immediately to the hospital. But the man refused to be operated on, and went back to his naturopath, who referred him to Dr. Christopher.

He was advised to go on the three-day cleanse, using apple juice, the Lower Bowel Formula, olive oil, and the Liver-Gallbladder Formula three or more times a day. He used no other food, but did apply a castor-oil fomentation on the liver.

He immediately improved, the pain left, and he went back to work in a few days! He passed a large amount of bile marbles and gallstones, and he was a very grateful man.


Best of health to you and your friend.

Cheers

2006-10-11 06:54:12 · answer #1 · answered by HEAL ONESELF 5 · 0 1

I work for a surgeon; there is no way to "break-up" gallstones...
If she was "advised" that she had stones, but is having NO SYMPTOMS she does not necessarily have to have gallbladder surgery. Millions of people have gallstones when they die, and never new it; because they didn't have any attacks or symptoms. Gallstones are found, occasionally, during routine x-rays, CT scans, etc... when people are having tests done for other medical problems. If, on the other hand, she is having symptoms and or pain, then surgery is definately the way to go.
The procedure is done laparoscopically; 4 small incisions. The gall bladder is pulled from the abdomen thru the umbilical incision, it, being the largest incision. Post-op time is a couple weeks. Very minimal complications.

2006-10-11 07:31:49 · answer #2 · answered by Ms. "D" 3 · 0 0

Try Cranberry juice by the bucket load. Not the mixed stuff but real cranberry juice. Hard to find good ones but the exist. Not Oceanspray brands but Northland is usually pretty good or look online for products made with 100% cranberry juice

2006-10-11 06:54:08 · answer #3 · answered by GrimmyBear 4 · 0 0

Call your health food store.....many know the anwers.........but if they don't there is a book called Prescription for Natural Healing.......it might tell you in there. Also, gall bladder surgury is nothing today, they do it with lasers.......no cutting at all

2006-10-11 06:43:07 · answer #4 · answered by maxie3723 2 · 0 0

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