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Last post 11-19-2009, 3:34 PM by csillars. 20 replies.
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  •  11-03-2009, 3:38 PM 10066

    Parasites after gall bladder removal

    I had my gall bladder removed 30 years ago.  I know that if something about the op. is not done properly then parasites are always going to be problem.  After well over a year taking herbal anti- parasitics I had a hair analysis done which showed no parasitic infection, but a sensitivity to green walnut hull ( a main ingredient in these products).  I stopped the capsules and felt for the first time in years that I actually belonged in my body.  My face looked years younger as well.  Then a few months later, I was awoken in the early hours by a wriggling feeling in my right side and I realised that 'they' were back.  Down hearted, I reluctantly restarted the herbal remedies and from the first day, my face swelled and I now feel as if I have a bullet proof vest attached to my abdomen - swollen, uncomfortable, but with little feeling.

    The wriggling has stopped, but I know that this is going to be a life long problem.  The area around the op. can be fairly taught like my other side or hugely flabby and puffy.  I've tried hydrogen peroxide, but it eventually made me so nauseous  that I had to stop.  Any suggestions for long term health would be greatly appreciated.

  •  11-03-2009, 11:06 PM 10084 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Hi

    Go to www.bodytalksystem.com and click on Practitioners/country/county and find a BodyTalker near you. Failing that, pick one who's done PraRama (or an Instructor) and arrange for a distance healing (look in their profile). BT can pinpoint parasites in the pituitary, which can usually only be discovered in an autopsy. I won't bother telling you any more because you'll read all about it on the site.

    Good luck with the elimination - but I'll just tell you now, that BT works with Priorities so be prepared for an answer potentially different to what you think you'll get in the first session ... or it could go straight to it. Whatever happens, it will be the best for you.

  •  11-10-2009, 10:41 AM 10115 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    I would consider MMS1/MMS2 - Miracle Mineral Supplement. You might find you eventually get a similar reaction to the hydrogen peroxide but it's a very effective solution.

    If you've never heard of MMS before then this is a good place to start: http://jimhumble.biz/?page_id=14

    For particular comments on it's use for parasites: http://mmsadvisor.com/?cat=172 although it works in the same way on any foreign body so whatever compaint you look up a similar reply is posted.

    A two part book is available: http://www.miraclemineral.org/ Part one is free.

     To buy MMS1 or make it yourself: http://www.makemms.blogspot.com/

     Best of luck! Let us know how you get on.

  •  11-10-2009, 1:28 PM 10130 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    You could consider seeing a Kinesiologist. I have seen one in the past who diagnosed my parasites within minutes and had recommended a safe herbal treatment to remove them (wormwood and cloves; plus removing yeast & sugar in the diet). They were gone within a matter of weeks and I felt much better.

    Good luck.

  •  11-13-2009, 8:47 PM 10173 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    See www.WatersofHealth.com regarding a Japanese technology which has major health benefits. It transforms the chemistry of ordinary tap water into health-enhancing Kangen water. This water helps to balance the body's pH level, so that all the systems can function properly and the immune system can do its work. Water transports nutrients into the cells and removes waste, but not all waters are equally able to provide this function. This water is used in hospitals and clinics in Japan for the last 30 years, and is scientifically proven to be beneficial for a variety of health problems. 

    Feel free to contact me for more info.

    Hana Dolgin

    Hydration Consultant

    watersofhealth@gmail.com 

     

  •  11-16-2009, 8:52 PM 10188 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Sorry to hear about your problems. Well my sense about this is that perceptions of what is going on inside ourselves, sometimes and maybe usually are how we interpret them, but not always.  So the "wriggling" may not be related to any parasitic infection. Can you get any parasitic infection evaluated through blood tests and cultures or stool samples?  You may not have parasites,  and taking anti-parasitical medication, whether it be by prescription drugs or herbal in origin, can be very damaging to health taken over long term.

    I don't see a need to take hydrogen peroxide either. Surely the best thing to do would be to try and pursue a balanced healthy life style and expand your interests so those sensations do not take up so much of your focus. And getting in put from a well qualified and experienced naturopath and GP would help.

     It is possible you have scar tissue or adhesions from the surgery. They can produce uncomfortable feelings and cause some problems in some people. But I feel that the most important thing is that you stop taking anything toxic that is meant to kill parasites until you have any evidence that they actually have them, as the very toxins that paralyse the nervous system of the parasites can also in large or persistant doses damage the human nervous sytem.

     Well I hope your health improves. I think you need some medical advice from a doctor you trust.

     Adelaide

  •  11-17-2009, 1:06 PM 10200 in reply to 10188

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Thanks for your advice Adelaide.  As far as a doctor I trust is concerned, the only one I know was forced out of practice several years ago.  I do know that I have had parasites in the past, diagnosed by 2 practioners.  I very much take on board the worry that I may be doing myself harm taking these remedies.  I will think about testing, but am reluctant to put myself in the hands of a GP. 

  •  11-17-2009, 1:10 PM 10201 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Hi KiwiGal

    I'm looking into these suggestions, thanks.

  •  11-17-2009, 1:56 PM 10203 in reply to 10115

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Hi mdcaj

    Thanks for this info - I've ordered a spray set and will let you know how I get on.  I will be pleased to stop the herbal remedy!

  •  11-17-2009, 1:57 PM 10204 in reply to 10173

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    hdolgin

    I've tried to find this site when you've recommended it before, but with no luck.

  •  11-17-2009, 2:24 PM 10209 in reply to 10200

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    There used to be a lab called "Old Smokies" I think the name has changed but they do an incredible range of tests, including stool tests. They are in the USA. But I have used them to send urine and stool samples to and they do an incredible analysis. You might want to look them up and see if you can send some samples to them. Also the Dove Clinic in UK does do blood analysis and might be able to test for parasites and other causes of your symptoms. I am lucky to have found a really open minded GP they are hard to come across but a friend might be able to recommend. But what about herbalists, naturapaths? A place like the Hale Clinic in London?

    Once I had scabies......awful so itchy it was indescribable. Like chickenpox. Anyway the lotion is quite toxic and after I used it I was still itchy and my skin was still full of bumps. So I applied the lotion again all over.  I was working in hospital as a nurse and the doctor in charge said if I used the lotion three times it could cause liver damage! The bumps needed time to go down. So be careful about using the parasite stuff it is toxic that is why it works.

    Adelaide

     

  •  11-17-2009, 2:27 PM 10210 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    Try Wormwood
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  •  11-17-2009, 5:43 PM 10222 in reply to 10115

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    I would suggest the MMS as well.... I have found this to be excellent for just about anything... but for the difficult to get rid of illnesses.... MMS is the answer... I used it for a staff infection ,which I picked up at swimming pool locker room.... It was a bad infection and I was very sick... I also used silver water.... 400 ppm, but I truly believe the MMS did the trick... A friend of mine who went to the same pool, also got a staff infection about 1 month later and went the route of doctors and antibiotics.... After several rounds of antibiotics... sometimes taking 3 different ones at the same time, and over a period of 3 months and hospitalization.... she got better... Mine was gone and no signs of it after 1 month..... I am firm believer in MMS...
  •  11-17-2009, 5:45 PM 10224 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    HI

    I would strongly recommend Wild Oregano oil - there's lots of information on this very versatile herb!

    Warmest Wishes!

    Tina

    PS It has to WILD Oregano not your ordinary herb 

     

  •  11-17-2009, 5:58 PM 10226 in reply to 10066

    Re: Parasites after gall bladder removal

    See www.drclark.net
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