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This is a reply to # 1,529,643I've been doing a lot of research into all the complications a person has after they have their gallbladder removed because I wasn't able to convince my friend to use natural methods to pass her gallstones. She has had nothing but trouble since her surgery, bad cramping, shooting pains and very bad diarrhea for up to an hour after she eats. She is miserable because she is afraid to be away from a bathroom for very long at a time. I'd hate to have to live my life that way!
This video depicts the surgical removal of the gallbladder using laparoscopic methods. This is one of the treatments for gallstones, the most horrible treatment a person could opt for IMHO. This video is of an actual Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy on a real person so if you've got a weak stomach be forewarned.
If anyone is considering letting a doctor cut out their gallbladder I would ask that you read through this thread //www.curezone.org/forums/am.asp?i=331590&s=1#i1
There are 249 posts in the thread and out of that many posts there are only a couple of people who haven't had any problems in the aftermath of surgery. All the rest are leading miserable lives due to having their gallbladder cut out just like my friend.
Liver Flushing will enable you to pass Gallstones the natural way but a person has to be willing to take responsibility for their own health and do the work in order to heal naturally. It breaks my heart that I wasn't able to convince my friend not to have the surgery. If you've got a friend or a loved one considering this surgery please show them all this information before they make one of the worst decisions of their life.
Blessings.
Willow
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This is a reply to # 1,531,511http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://www.cst.cmich.edu/USERS/DIETR1R...
This is a web page done by a med student at Central Michigan University.
Of note: "Approximately 80 per cent of Gallstones are cholesterol gallstones, which consist chiefly of cholesterol plus bile salts (e.g., taurocholate and glycocholate); the remaining 20 per cent are usually referred to as pigment gallstones, which consist chiefly of bilirubin (the pigment) and calcium salts such as calcium carbonate. (Agnes, 2002). But, composite (= mixed) stones -- i.e., those consisting of a mixture of cholesterol, bilirubin and calcium -- have also been recorded and illustrated -- see Klatt (1998)."
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"S.G. differs with composition -- cholesterol stones - 0.98-1.07 (so, some of these float on water!); calcareous 2.70+.05
Light transmission - translucent to opaque
Luster - dull to pearly to subvitreous
Breakage - irregular, tend to crumble with only slight impacts
Miscellaneous - Some Gallstones are quite obviously concretionary (Figure C, c) whereas others do not have that appearance even though they must have had similar histories of growth. One group of 98 human gallstones, which I once examined, were brown with irregularly shaped, nearly black zones; ranged from ~ 2 mm to 1 cm in greatest dimension; and were roughly tetrahedral, with the smaller ones quite angular and exhibiting planar faces whereas the larger ones, though exhibiting faces, had rounded edges and corners (see Figure C, a & b). Others, only fragments of which I have seen, included several with diverse green hues (Figure A)."
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This is a reply to # 1,532,600Hiya Wings,
This link doesn't work for me for some reason, takes me to a blank Google search page.
Is this the page you meant?
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