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Gallstone Cleanse – The Painless Way to Natural Cleansing
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Getting a gallstone cleanse is the option of people who want to free their gall bladders from unwanted stones. These stones are the result of crystallized mineral salts and come at different sizes. If you happen to have a small one in your body, the rubberized structure can easily be flushed out from your system.However, if you have a large one, it can block small ducts and lead to excruciating pain. Instead of the traditional surgical procedure, you can follow some other ways to remove the stone through natural cleansing procedures.
Pre-Cleansing Treatments
Before the actual gallstones cleanse, you have to consider preparing your whole body for the procedure. You need to prepare your colon a week before by increasing your fresh fruit juice intake. Take carrot or apple juice and unsweetened grapes and orange extracts to commence the irrigation. Increase your fluid intake to remove the toxins in your body.
If you suspect a parasitic infection, be sure to treat it first before doing your gallstone flush. The bile salts present in the stone can be very conducive for bacteria and can prevent its successful elimination.
Preparation
Your gallstone cleanse day should be preferably during the weekend, when you do not have any other appointment during the day. Stop taking your usual medicines since they can hinder in the process. Take a fat-free breakfast like fruits and a light fat-free lunch. Do not eat anything solid after 2:00 and avoid fluids at 6:00. This is to give time for the stomach to evacuate its contents and reduce the chances of getting nauseated.
Procedure
At around 7pm of your cleansing day, pour ¼ cup of olive oil into a cup and drink it. Follow it immediately with a tablespoon of lemon. Lie down, relax and repeat the procedure every 15 minutes until you have consumed a pint of olive oil. After the drinking sessions, try to go to sleep by lying on your right side.
After about five to fifteen hours, you will feel the urge to move your bowel. Expect a diarrheic stool. You can sieve the stool to check if the gallbladder cleanse is effective. Look for a green-colored structure in your stool, or it can also be tan with white crystals of cholesterol.
The procedure cannot be successful for all people. However, the gallstone cleanse is worth the try than undergoing the painful and expensive surgical gallstone removal procedure.
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9 Responses to “Gallstone Cleanse – The Painless Way to Natural Cleansing”
Bob White said on July 18th, 2010
Terry said on November 1st, 2010
Thanks Rob,
Glad you got something out of my site. But I can’t take all the credit. I have to thank Joe Barton for his very effective advice in the Gallstone Removal Report.
Terry
Arnold said on June 17th, 2011
Just this day 17th day of june 2011 I personally experienced flushing out GALLSTONE same as this procedure that I have done and I feel more relief at this very moment, thanks very much for all those who shared their knowledge on how to avoid operation in removing gallstones…….and taking it out the natural way.
Terry said on June 18th, 2011
Hi Arnold,
Glad to hear the gallstone flush worked for you. Now to prevent any from coming back, I would suggest you alter your diet, so that you don’t have to go through the cleansing procedure later on. Anyway, thanks for the update on your cleanse.
Audrey said on September 11th, 2011
If I have a big stone and a few little ones and I do the cleanse will the big one get stuck? I am kind of afraid… I am in alot of pain and the hospital gave me pain pills but I dont want to have to take pain pills daily.
Terry said on September 11th, 2011
Hi Audrey,
What’s nice about doing the cleanse is that you can do it more than once if all the stones are not removed the first time round. With larger stones you may have to do just that. With the cleansing procedure, first your gallstones are softened before they are flushed out, so I would not worry too much about the pain. But if you are skeptical, always consult your doctor about doing the cleanse before going along with it.
Marie said on November 3rd, 2011
I’m only 18 and yet I suffer from gall stones. Found out about 1 month ago, and I’ve been getting attacks every four days. The doctor already advised me to get a surgery.. But then I told my parents that I wanna try the gall bladder flush/cleanse I’ve been seeing over the net. Hope this works for me! No harm in trying.
Thank you for sharing
LDODSON said on November 11th, 2011
I have suffered from gallstones for about 6 years and i actually have a removal surgery scheduled, but i stumbled on this website and i’ve already purchased the ingredients for the cleanse and will post the results of my experience. Just a thank you in advance to everyone involved in the creation of this site. Wish me luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Terry said on November 14th, 2011
Hi Ldodson,
Glad I could help.
Best of luck!
Terry
I totally agree with the article. More people need to learn about gallstones natural treatments. Surgery should only be the last resort. I once had gallstones. This website helped me, and I no longer suffer from gallstones after following the advice. Good luck!