Natural Gallstones Remedy- the Remedy Vs. Gallbladder Surgery

“Learn from your mistakes,” our parents used to constantly remind us. But did we learn from this credo over the past centuries of surgeries?

Thousands of years ago, Egyptians performed basic surgeries which were comparable to a common day butcher butchering his meat.

In the past centuries, doctors would drill a hole into the skull of deaf patients hoping to provide the patient with the ability to hear.

In recent time, doctors remove an organ (gallbladder) hoping to find the cure for gallstones.

Obviously, I am exaggerating to prove my point but do you really believe that God put an organ in your body to have a doctor cut it out when you hit your 30s. Of course not, though your body can adapt after you lose your organ; eventually, extreme and sometimes fatal side-effects can occur by a missing gallbladder.

So I ask you, “Is a permanent gallbladder removal a decision you want to make?”

Gallbladder Surgery

Cholecystectomy is the surgical removal of the gallbladder, which is located in the abdomen beneath the right side of the liver. The surgery is a result of gallstones blocking the flow of bile from your gallbladder, causing the organ to swell. Other causes of gallbladder surgery include cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder) and cholangitis (inflammation of the bile duct).

Fact, this year over half a million people will undergo gallbladder surgery and permanently remover their organ.

Though the operation on surgery day will not present any problems because of the commonplace of the surgery and precise incisions made (only 3-4 slits) by technology, the down-the-road side-effects could change your life dramatically.

Though the doctor fervently suggested that gallbladder surgery is the only treatment; he was wrong! Because you can keep your organ, the gallbladder, and treat gallstones naturally with a simple flush used hundreds of years ago. (Before they even thought about slicing you open!) And even more importantly, gallbladder surgery drastically increases your risk of bowel cancer because without your gallbladder, acidic bile will continuously drip into your digestive system. And as a result of the constant dripping, you could develop daily diarrhea or lead to the serious problem of high blood cholesterol levels.

Natural Gallstones Remedy

The best cure is always the prevention! I believe that this old saying applies today just as much as it did 100 years ago. And I am convinced that it applies with gallstones. My business has been in the gallstone business for almost 5 years now and it amazes me some of the horror stories I hear about the pain of gallstones. But it always makes it worth it to hear the success stories from my customers who have tried our natural cures. My researchers, our natural health doctor and myself have devised a Top 5 list you should know about our natural gallstones remedy. Though the list seems simple, you would be surprised at the stats on how effective it is. And it is all centered on natural health and allowing your body to heal itself by giving it the correct means, just like God intended!

5 tips for Natural Remedy

1. Pass the Stones! It would be recommended you begin your treatment with a gallbladder, liver and colon flush! I know you might be thinking, “isn’t that a lot?” But it actually simpler than you might think. By allowing your body a period of a couple days to flush the impurities, toxins, pollutants, cholesterol, and ‘bad’ fats you can actually give your body a ‘jump’ to work extra hard to pass the gallstone(s). A cleanse will typically last 1-2 days and use all-natural ingredients you can buy at a grocery store. Click on our Natural Gallstones Remedy website for more details.

2. Water! I know you have heard this a thousand times but water is one of the best things for your body. Especially if you are suffering from any type of ailment. Your body is made up of 75% water and if that drops by one-half of a percent your body will let you know (i.e. Gallstones). We would recommend going out and purchasing a fun looking water bottle and drinking half your weight in ounces per day. If you weigh 200 lbs, you should drink 100 ounces of water. At 8 ounces per cup, that would mean 12 cups per day

3. Avoid high fats! You should avoid foods that are high fats and high cholesterol. These foods pump tons of toxins into the liver and are one of the causes of cholesterol based gallstones. You should aim to avoid these foods for about one month and gradually reintroduce them to your diet.

4. Increase your fiber! One of the most effective ways to limit or prevent gallstones is to increase your fiber. Water-soluble fiber found in vegetable and fruits are by far the most effective prevention for gallstones. A good-rule of thumb would be to get 7 per day during the first month. Obviously, you will be regular during those first weeks while your body adjusts but this is only a great sign!

5. Vitamin C is key! In the fight against gallstones, vitamin C is gradually being understood as particularly effective. Vitamin C is used by the body to convert cholesterol to bile acids. With less cholesterol and more acids, the gallstone risk should be decreased. You can find vitamin C at your local grocery store or health store. It will also aid the immune system.

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Imagine being gallstone-free in less than 24 hours! If you would like to learn more about our Natural Gallstones Remedy, please visit our website today. Our health company’s personal natural health doctor devised a simple yet effective, step-by-step cleanse that will pass your gallstones in the first day. He has also written up a prevention plan that has left some of our customers gallstone-free for 4 years now.

So I ask you? If you are interested in something that is guaranteed? If you are interested in canceling surgery in 2 days? If you are interest in saving thousands of dollars? If you are interested in keeping your God-given organ? If you are interested in passing your gallstone in less than 24 hours? Please begin your treatment today; come check us out!

Dandelion: A Medicinal Recognized by Chinese Herbal and Western Medicine

Although Westerners commonly view dandelions as a type of weed, this plant has several beneficial effects on human health which western medicine has only begun exploring.  Dandelion has been used for centuries both internally and externally by Asian cultures as a medicinal used for digestive disorders, appendicitis, and breast problems (such as inflammation or lack of milk flow).  Now we find this plant being studied by western science for its medicinal value.

Recently, studies done in Germany have led to the dandelion root being approved in Germany for, “… anorexia, dyspepsia, and biliary abnormalities,”  (Garner-Wizard 2009).  Basically, dyspepsia is indigestion and biliary abnormalities are bile duct disorders. Bile is essential for digestion.  It is a fluid secreted by the liver and gall bladder to emulsify fats for digestion.  It was found that dandelion increases the flow of bile by 3 to 4 times.

Dandelion root is also commonly used as a diuretic.  Furthermore, a case study that was carried out on 24 patients found that dandelion can be used to significantly reduce the pain associated with chronic colitis, as well as help to normalize the stool.  This plant has also been found to have anti-cancer properties, as well as the ability to lower, “… elevated liver enzymes in hepatitis B patients.”  Wow, powerful weed, no single western drug exists which can make these claims in a single pill.

The active substances of dandelion roots (those that have medicinal effects) include:  sesquiterpene lactones, phenylpropanoids, triterpenoid saponins, polysaccherides, and inulin.  Sesquiterpene lactones are found in numerous plant species and are believed to have anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.  Phenylpropanoids appear to have inflammation-modulating properties, while triterpenoid saponins are adaptogenic (combat stress), a property of many Chinese herbs.  The polysaccherides present in dandelion may have positive effects on the immune system, as polysaccherides in general are, “… key intermediaries in immune interactions,”  (Garner-Wizard 2009).  Inulin is a type of dietary fiber and we can all use that in our diets.  If that wasn’t enough to make your head spin, dandelion roots also have been found to have a soothing property for indigestion.  Current studies are underway using dandelion extract for diabetic patients- results have yet  to be finalized, but the study hopes to regulate the AGE’s or advanced gycation endproducts, harmful chemicals produced by those with high blood sugar levels.

Dandelion extract has been labeled as GRAS (generally recognized as safe) for use in supplements and food, and both the root and leaf can be ingested as food (up to 50 grams per dose).   Furthermore, this plant is widespread throughout the world and in no danger of overharvesting.  However, dandelions in urban areas should probably be avoided if sprayed with herbicides- this is true of any herbal product.  So next time you see that dandelion growing between the sidewalk cracks, you’ll know it as one of nature’s wonderful medicinal plants, not just a lowly weed.

References:

Garner-Wizard M.  Re:  Monograph of Dandelion.  Integrative Med. April-May 2009; 8(2):  34-38.  http://cms.herbalgram.org/herbclip/378/review050496-378.html.

Endometriosis Part XII – How Herbs Help to Treat Endometriosis

Endometriosis Which grows  somewhere else other than the endometrium also reacts to hormonal signals of the monthly menstrual cycle by building up tissue, breaking it, and eliminating it through the menstrual period. Besides conventional treatment, there are many types of traditional treatment are worths to talk about. In fact, many patients have preferred to treat their endometriosis with traditional medicine, because of cost effective and it has little or no side effects. In this article, we will discuss how herbs help to treat endometriosis.

A. Dong Quai
I. Definition
Dong quai is a tall plant with white green flowers. It has been used in Chinese medicine for over 4000 years in treating diseases caused by female reproductive system for women with or without endometriosis. It is considered the “female ginseng” because of its balancing effect on the female hormonal system, including pre-menstrual syndrome and menstrual cramps.

II. How Dong Quai effects women with endometriosis
1. Estrogen inhibitor
Dong quai contains phytoestrogens which help to maintain strong liver in protein and fat metabolism. By increasing the function of liver it helps to inhibit the bad estrogen that causes menstrual cramps and symptoms of endometriosis.

2. Regulating carbohydrate metabolism
Dong quai also helps in carbohydrate metabolism by stimulating the right levels of insulin produced by the pancreas which is necessary in providing energy for our body. Without strong liver function, too much insulin during the menstrual cycle will cause food and sugar craving.

3. Reduce menstrual cramps
Dong Quai is also a muscle tonic, it helps to calm the uterine muscle during menstrual cycle by balancing the levels of prostaglandins hormones resulting in calming over-active uterine muscles.

4. Increase production of red blood cells and replace blood loss
Dong Quai has been used for women with heavy menstrual flow. By increasing the production of red blood cells, it helps to maintain the strong circulation of blood that carries oxygen and nutrients to our body’s cells and decreases the risk of anemia.

5. Increase blood flow
The root is said to be very effective in eliminating blood stagnation. By increasing the blood flow to the abdominal regions, it helps to relax the uterine muscles and reduce the period pain caused by blood stagnation in the abdomen.

B. Raspberry Leaf
I. Definition
Red raspberry leaf (rubus idaeus) is a pale-green leaf of a raspberry plant with an upright shrub with perennial roots and prickly canes. It contains high amounts of vitamins and minerals that can help in treating women with endometriosis. Traditionally, it has been used as tea to give immediate relief to mouth and stomach problems.

II. How red raspberry leaves effect endometriosis
1. Beta carotene and vitamin A
Beta carotene is water-soluble and it can be converted to vitamin A. It is a powerful antioxidant that helps our immune system in fighting against the forming of free radicals, and endometrial implants and adhesion caused by inflammation of endometrial cells growing in some other parts of the body.

2. Vitamin C
Red raspberry leaf has an abundant amount of vitamin C. Besides helping to protect our body from bacteria, virus and abnormal cells development, it also helps to improve the digestive absorption of other essential vitamins and minerals such as vitamin B complex, zinc, iron, and magnesium.

3. Vitamin E
Besides helping to protect the fatty acid against degradation in the human body and to prevent the cell membranes’ oxidation, it also helps to nourish the brain cells which reduces symptoms of endometriosis such as mood swings, anxiety, and depression.

4. Vitamin B complex
Vitamin B complex in the plant is vital for women with endometriosis. It not only reduces tension of the nervous system resulting in converting carbohydrates to energy which is necessary for the proper functions of the nervous system, but it also helps the liver in fat and protein metabolism in which it inhibits the bad estrogen produced by our body that causes menstrual camps and abnormal cell growth.

5. Potassium
Deficiency of potassium reduces the liver fat and protein metabolism causing the imbalance of fatty acids in the body leading to overactive uterine muscles as a result of over-production of certain hormones in the protagslandins family.

6. Calcium
Calcium is needed to relax our body’s muscles. Deficiency of calcium causes hyperactive muscles including the uterine muscles that control the abdominal cramps during menstrual cycle.

C. Blue Cohosh

I. Definition
Blue cohosh (Caulophyllum thalictroides) is a species of Caulophyllum and family of Berberidaceae. It is a medium-tall perennial with blue berry-like fruits and bluish-green foliage. It has been used by herbalists in relieving menstrual cramps in traditional medicine.

II. How blue cohosh effects women with endometriosis
1. Reduce menstrual cramps
Blue cohosh is said to contain elements that help in protein and fat metabolism which helps to regulate the production of prostaglandins hormone during the menstrual cycle. Over-production of certain hormones of the prostaglandins family causes over-reaction of uterine muscles resulting in abdominal pains.

2. Hormone balancing
It is said that blue cohosh has a property in balancing the estrogen levels by occupying the estrogen receptor sites, thereby it helps to lower levels of estrogen and reduces effects of estrogen dominance that increases the risks of cancer and abnormal cell growth.

3. Increase blood flow
Blue cohosh is said to help bring blood to the abdomen and increases the circulation of blood resulting in easing pain caused by blood stagnation during menstrual period.

4. Nervous system
Blue cohosh is an antispamsmodic that helps to ease tension of nervous system resulting in reducing symptoms of endometriosis during menstrual cycle.

5. Phytoestrogen
Blue cohosh contains phytoestrogen which helps to reduce the levels of bad estrogen that causes menstrual cramps.

D. Helonias

I. Definition
Helonias is also known as helonias dioica. It has been used in traditional medicine for women’s reproductive system and it also contains elements that constitute to poisons and gastro-intestinal irritation.

II. How helonias effects women with endometriosis
1. Blood stagnation
Helonias is a blood tonic herb, it helps to increase the blood flow in the abdominal region resulting in reducing the abdominal pain during menstrual cycles as resulting of blood stagnation.

2. Increase production of blood
Beside increasing the production of blood that is necessary for women with heavy flow during menstruation, it also aids in reproduction of red blood cells which is essential for carrying oxygen and nutrients to our body cells thereby increasing the immune system’s ability in fighting against bacteria, virus, and inflammation.

3. Sexual desire
Helonias is also a testosterone boosting medicine, it increases the level of testosterone in the women’s body during the menstrual cycle resulting in improving the sexual desire.

4. Energy booster
Henonias is said to help liver in carbohydrate metabolism that helps to increase energy for our body, thereby reducing symptoms of endometriosis such as weakness during and after menstruation, tiredness, and exhaustion.

5. Kidney tonic
Helonias is a kidney tonic medicine that helps to increase the kidney function against symptoms of endometriosis such as burning sensation and involuntary discharge of urine.

6. Nervous system
By increasing the blood flow to nervous system, helonias helps to reduce symptom of endometriosis such as mood swings, anxiety, and depression.

E. Cramp Bark
I. Definition
Cramp bark is also known as water elder or European cranberry bush, it grows to 4-5 m tall. The fruit is edible in small quantities, with a very acidic taste. It is said to have the best female medicine compared to other herbs.

II. How cramp bark effects women with endometriosis
1. Uterine relaxation
Cramp bark is said to help increase the blood flow to the abdominal region, thereby it helps to relax the uterus resulting in lessening menstrual pain.

2. Menstrual cramps
It is said that cramp bark is a reproductive muscle tonic medicine that helps to reduce overactive uterine muscles caused by over-production of certain hormones in the prostaglandins family.

3. Nervous tension emmenagogus
Since it is an emmenagogus, it helps to reduce tension of the nervous system that causes symptoms of endometriosis such as mood swing, irritation, anxiety, and depression.

4. Bring on period
Cramp bark has been used to bring on period either caused by hormone imbalance or blood stagnation in the reproductive system by increasing the blood flow to the abdominal region.

F. Black Haw

I. Definition
Black haw is also known as black haw viburnum, or stag bush. It is a native to southeastern North America. The herb has been used in treating menstrual cramp and morning sickness for women with or without endometriosis.

II. How black haw effects women with endometriosis

1. Nervous system
It is said that scopoletin in the black haw helps in strengthening the nervous system by regulating the sorotonin hormone, thereby it reduces the tension of nervous system and symptoms of endometriosis such as mood swing, depression, and anxiety.

2. Immune system
Black haw contains scopoletin, The substance is said to help immune system in fighting against bacteria, virus invasion, and forming of free redials including endometrial implants and adhesion.

3. Calming uterus contraction
Black is said to have uterine sedative tonic containing salicin, the aspirin-like substance. It helps to relax the contraction of uterus during and after menstruation leading to reduce tension in the uterus and abdominal pain.

4. Uterus muscles
Deficiency of bile caused by bile duct blockage increases the risk of imbalance of prostaglandins hormones during menstrual cycle that leads to overactive uterine muscles resulting in menstrual pain in the abdominal region. Black haw is said to help remove the blockage, thereby increasing the liver in protein and fat synthesis which helps to balance the prostaglandin hormones.

G. Wild Yam

I. Definition
Wild yam is a species of a twining tuberous vine that is found growing wild in North America.
It has been used in herbal medicine in treating menstrual cramps and to increase liver function.

II. How wild yam effects women with endometriosis.
1. Hormone balancing
Wild yam helps to increase liver function in protein and fat metabolism, which helps to stimulate the production of good estrogen through bile secretion, leading to lower levels of bad estrogen resulting in lowering the risk of cell abnormality such as endometrial implants and adhesion, and cancer.

2. Nervous system
By increasing the levels of good cholesterol in the blood stream, wild yam helps to inhibit the bad cholesterol, thereby increasing the transportation of oxygen and nutrients to the cell in the nervous system which decreases the symptoms of endometriosis, such as fatigue, tiredness, and mood swings.

3. Immune system
Since wild yam is a detoxifying herb, it helps to strength the immune system by getting rid of all harmful substances that are accumulated in our body including environmental toxins, one of the cause of endometrial formation.

4. Menstrual cramps
Since it helps to balance the levels of estrogen and progesterone, it reduces the risk of menstrual cramps caused by hormonal imbalance of above hormones.

5. Increase sexual desire
Wild yam contains saponins which is a steroid-like substance that can be converted to testosterone chemically that helps to build muscles and increases sexual desire which is necessary for some women with endometriosis with low sex drive during menstrual cycle.

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Medicinal Properties of Dandelions

Recognized  in Chinese herbal medicine and now by Western medicine

The most recent study is a German study completed in May 2009.  As a result of this and other German studies dandelion root has been approved in Germany for, “… anorexia, dyspepsia, and biliary abnormalities,”  (Garner-Wizard 2009).  In non-medical jargon dyspepsia is indigestion and biliary abnormalities are bile duct disorders. Bile is essential for digestion.  It is a fluid secreted by the liver and gall bladder to emulsify fats for digestion.  Researchers found dandelion increased the flow of bile by 3 to 4 times.

Dandelion root is also commonly used as a diuretic.  Furthermore, a case study that was carried out on 24 patients found that dandelion can be used to significantly reduce the pain associated with chronic colitis, as well as help to normalize the stool.  This plant has also been found to have anti-cancer properties, as well as the ability to lower, “… elevated liver enzymes in hepatitis B patients.”  Wow, powerful weed, no single western drug exists which can make these claims in a single pill.

The active substances of dandelion roots (those that have medicinal effects) include:  sesquiterpene lactones, phenylpropanoids, triterpenoid saponins, polysaccherides, and inulin.  Sesquiterpene lactones are found in numerous plant species and are believed to have anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.  Phenylpropanoids appear to have inflammation-modulating properties, while triterpenoid saponins are adaptogenic (combat stress), a property of many Chinese herbs.  The polysaccherides present in dandelion may have positive effects on the immune system, as polysaccherides in general are, “… key intermediaries in immune interactions,”  (Garner-Wizard 2009).  Inulin is a type of dietary fiber and we can all use that in our diets.  If that wasn’t enough to make your head spin, dandelion roots also have been found to have a soothing property for indigestion.  Current studies are underway using dandelion extract for diabetic patients.  Results have yet  to be finalized, but the study hopes to regulate the AGE’s or advanced gycation end products, harmful chemicals produced by those with high blood sugar levels.

Dandelion extract has been labeled as GRAS (generally recognized as safe) for use in supplements and food, and both the root and leaf can be ingested as food (up to 50 grams per dose).   Furthermore, this plant is widespread throughout the world and in no danger of overharvesting.  However, dandelions in urban areas should probably be avoided if sprayed with herbicides- this is true of any herbal product.  So next time you see that dandelion growing between the sidewalk cracks, you’ll know it as one of nature’s wonderful medicinal plants, not just a lowly weed.

Milk Can Sabotage Your Diet

The following is an excerpt from the book Eat Right for Your Metabolism

by Felicia Drury Kliment

Published by McGraw-Hill; April 2006;$16.95US/$22.95CAN; 0-07-146015-2

Copyright © 2006 Felicia Drury Kliment

Another food recommended for its nutritional advantages without consideration for the harm it can cause is milk. Dr. Duane Alexander, director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, is quoted as saying, “Without including milk in the diet, it is nearly impossible to meet calcium needs.” Some medical authorities, concerned about the deficiency of calcium in the diets of young people, believe that drinking more milk is the solution. A national survey revealed that only 13.5 percent of girls and 35.3 percent of boys between the ages of twelve and nineteen consume the recommended amount of calcium for teenagers: 1,300 mg of calcium daily.

Teenagers may be short on calcium, but they need to satisfy their calcium requirements by eating calcium-rich foods rather than by drinking milk because milk puts them at risk for developing a serious, sometimes fatal health problem later on in life. Milk causes a spurt in growth by stimulating the release of the human growth hormone somatotropin. This increases the teenager’s chance of getting cancer as an adult if his or her milk-drinking habit causes growth above a certain height. A study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association and conducted at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and the Harvard School of Public Health found that taller people in general were more likely to get both pancreatic and colon cancer. Dr. Dominique Michaud, an investigator at the National Cancer Institute, states that this increase in cancer risk is related to exposure to the growth hormone in milk during adolescence. (This is the growth hormone that occurs naturally in milk, not the hormone added by dairy farmers to increase cows’ production of milk.)

With each generation in America and elsewhere growing taller than the previous one because of increased milk consumption, and therefore increasingly likely to get cancer — as well as diabetes and calcium-hardened tissues — it’s time that the human body’s calcium requirements were satisfied by eating foods that are high in calcium, such as yogurt, cheese, and root vegetables, rather than milk. (Yogurt and cheese, although made from milk, have been chemically altered by fermentation, so, unlike milk, they don’t stimulate the release of somatotropin, the human growth hormone.)

Not only should teenagers avoid drinking milk because of the health risks involved when they become adults but also because the processed milk available in supermarkets today won’t satisfy their calcium needs. Standard brands of milk produced by agribusinesses have been heated, for the purposes of extending their shelf life, to a temperature of 212 degrees Fahrenheit. Pasteurization at such high heat destroys the acidity in milk; without it calcium can’t be broken down, and undigested calcium can’t be absorbed and utilized by the cells.

Drinking commercially pasteurized milk not only fails to satisfy the body’s calcium requirements, but because undigested calcium particles are not assimilated, adults who drink as little as two glasses of milk a day risk a buildup of excessive levels of calcium in their bodies. Yet a recent revision in the guidelines of the U.S. government’s Food Pyramid, published on April 20, 2005, in the New York Times, ignores this information by recommending three cups of milk for adults daily, one more cup than it recommends for children. In adults who drink milk every day, the calcium is apt to be deposited in the wrong places, for example, in the reproductive organs, in the bile duct, or in the ureters, the ducts that convey urine from the kidneys to the bladder.

The well-known downside of drinking milk is that it induces the mucus-secreting glands to overproduce. Excessive amounts of mucus cause unfriendly germs to multiply faster because it’s a food they thrive on.

But far more dangerous to health than excess mucus is the elevation of blood insulin that the consumption of milk by adults causes. Excessive insulin in the blood makes glucose levels drop drastically. This gives rise to binge eating, which brings the blood sugar back up; however, because blood sugar goes too high, insulin again rises excessively and once again causes the blood sugar to plummet. These wild swings in blood sugar give rise to hypoglycemia (low blood sugar), and when the overproducing insulin glands stop working, the hypoglycemic individual becomes diabetic.

Elevated insulin levels have also been implicated in the development of cancer. Women with breast cancer who have high insulin levels are six times more likely to have a recurrence.

The deficiency of a nutrient in the body is not always the result of a diet that is lacking in that particular nutrient. Calcium deficiency is a case in point. The body can be deficient in calcium even though the diet meets the calcium requirements if the individual lacks vitamin D or the mineral boron. Both are necessary for the absorption and utilization of calcium.

Vitamin D is found only in the fat in meat, milk products, and seafood. The low-fat diet, by depriving the body of vitamin D, could be responsible for the widespread calcium deficiency in teenagers. In a study published in The Archives of Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine, 24 percent of the 307 teenagers tested had a severe deficiency of vitamin D, and 42 percent were slightly deficient in the vitamin.

The only way to overcome nutrient deficiencies is to eat the foods that are indicated for your metabolic type. The metabolically appropriate diet is geared toward normalizing mineral levels in the body and providing the fats and oils needed to assimilate minerals. The danger to health caused by consuming large quantities of milk to overcome a calcium shortage make it clear that foods should not be evaluated solely on the basis of their nutrient values but also on what effect they have on long-term health.

Copyright © 2006 Felicia Drury Kliment

Gallstone Flush- a Gallstones Alternative Treatment to Try Before Gallbladder Surgery

A simple gallstone flush is all your need to do to avoid having your gallbladder removed. However, only a fraction of the people who have a gallbladder surgery try a gallstones alternative treatment!

If you are scheduled for a cholecystectomy and you recently have been diagnosed with cholesterol-based gallstones, you can try to pass them with a simple, yet effective gallstone flush!

Avoiding Gallbladder Surgery

Unfortunately, surgeons are a lot like dentists! A lot of people dread them! However, gallbladder surgeries have been one of the most popular surgical treatments in the past 20 years. Because of gallstones blocking the bile ducts, millions of people have listened to their doctor’s recommendation and have removed their organ, the gallbladder.

As a natural health expert, I am a little biased about surgeries. I will admit that in some cases a cholecystectomy is the right decision for a few people. But in the majority of patients (especially for those who have only had a few gallstones), a gallstones alternative treatment is a far better choice.

One reason is because you get to keep your God-given organ, the gallbladder. Another reason is because those people who have gotten their organ removed have regular diarrhea because of the excess bile. And thirdly, removing the gallbladder increases your risk of bowel and colon cancer because of the dripping bile that your gallbladder once caught.

Before you go under the knife, you should try a simple gallstone flush!

Secrets for an Effective Gallstone Flush

These secrets for a gallstone flush are intended for patients with a confirmed history of cholesterol-based gallstones. About 80-90% of gallstones are cholesterol-based!

1. Oral Dissolution Therapy- This treatment uses medicines ingested orally to dissolve gallstones. The medicine is actually made from the acid naturally found in bile. The acids work to break down the gallstones in the same way your body would if it was functioning properly.

2. Liver Cleanse - A very effective gallstones alternative treatment is the liver cleanse. This natural remedy works by rewarding your liver for its filtering role of the body. This cleanse will help alleviate the stress being placed on the gallbladder with the excess cholesterol and bile salts that can accumulate with a poor-working liver.

3. Colon Cleanse - A colon cleanse works to flush toxins from the colon. The most effective way to perform a colon cleanse would be to use an enema kit using distilled water and lemon juice. You can purchase a kit at your local drug store.

4. A Water Flush - An extremely effective way to get rid of gallstones is through a water flush. You should drink about 10 – 12 tall glasses of water every day for a period of 2 weeks. The flush will be cleansing your liver and also diluting the bile secretions that can build up and cause gallstones.

Prevention is the Best Medicine

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Gallstone Remedies and Vital Information – Restore Your Gallbladder Today!

The gallbladder is a small organ located in the abdomen, under the liver. It stores bile secreted by the liver, which is released when fat enters the digestive tract. The bile helps to emulsify fats of food and facilitate their digestion. Among some people, this process does not work properly; the gallbladder cannot empty enough (obstruction of the biliary tract). Therefore, the bile promotes cholesterol crystallization resulting in gallstones formation.

What are the causes of gallstones?

Gallstones are due to the retention of bile from the gallbladder for a long period of time. Gallstones can be also caused by clumping of cholesterol and various other elements such calcium in large quantities in the gallbladder.

Gallstones can be formed of cholesterol, and are usually green, white or yellow (Cholesterol stones) and represent approximately 80% of gallstones. They may also appear brown or dark (Pigment stones), while containing a high concentration of bile pigments. They can also contain calcium salts, which make them visible to the X-ray.

Risk factors of gallstones:

· Age – the risk of gallstones increases beyond 40 years of age;

· Family history – There is also a genetic factor in developing gallbladder stones;

· Disorders chronic and inflammatory of the colon such as Crohn’s disease;

· Hemolysis – abnormal breakdown of red blood cells in the blood vessels;

· Unhealthy diet – A diet too rich in cholesterol and low in fiber increases the risk of gallstones;

· Obesity and diabetes – obesity and diabetes also increase the risk; they are often seen in people suffering of gallstones;

· Sex and pregnancy – Women are more frequently affected than men are. Hormones encourage formation of calculations; pregnancy is particularly conducive to lithogenesis (formation of calculi or stones).

How can you reduce the risk of gallstones?

To reduce the risk of gallstones in the bladder, you must have a healthy and balanced diet. It is recommended to consume a lot of dietary fiber, vegetables and many fruits. These foods play an important role in the elimination of cholesterol responsible for forming stones. Avoid eating too much fat and calorie foods. Besides diet, a regular physical exercise is crucial.

What are the complications of gallstones?

The risk of gallstones to turn into other serious diseases cannot be ignored. It is essential to treat any gallbladder infection before complications. If left untreated, symptomatic gallstones can cause cirrhosis of the liver. There are also other major risks such as cholecystitis (inflammation of the gallbladder), pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas), cholangitis (inflammation of the bile duct), jaundice or a degeneration into cancer.

Are there any natural treatments?

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