My sister (51) has developed a kidney stone which is now 3.5cm wide (like a golf ball....) and has been told that she will need an operation, which will probably require a blood transfusion.  She had some smaller stones treated by lazer some 15 years ago.  She is a 'worrier' who does not like change and has fine, brittle hair typical of weak kidneys. Any 'magical' suggestions? 

If she let it get that large, I am afraid surgery maybe the only option.

 

to prevent this kindof thing, everybody shoul do a quarterly kidney cleanse

The easiest way to cleanse the kidneys is called the Watermelon cleanse. Those who have diabeties should not use this cleanse. All that you do is sit in a bath filled with water, and eat 20 - 100 kg of watermelon through the entire day. While you continuously eat the melons you continually empty your urinary bladder into the water. By cleansing this way people have dissolved big and smaller stones out of their bodies. 

 

I do this every three months and it has worked very well for me. 

 

http://www.colonzone.org/kidney-cleanse.php 

 

 

 

That's the dumbest thing I ever heard.  Pee in tub of water while you're eating watermelon. 

I read about the benefits of drinking nettle tea during my last pregnancy when I wanted to boost my iron and vitamin K levels.  I also discovered that it dissolves kidney stones.  This may well be worth a go, and the best thing is - May is the best month to get hold of fresh nettles.

Perhaps your sister would try Andreas Moritz's kidney cleanse.

It is likely that her diet is too acid-forming, particularly as you mention a history of renal stones; a vegan is less acid-forming than her current diet is likely to be. Have a look at acid/alkali forming foods on the internet.

It may be that your sister is a 'worrier' because of the reduced kidney health. Some of my clients, with kidney stones (or not) have become less anxious, as a result of doing the above cleanse. 

 

HOW IS THAT DUMB IF IT WORKS?

MAYBE ITS NOT THE IDEA THAT'S DUMB.

HI All

I am sorry I do not understand why people need to have "goes' at one another... what does it achieve.   We are all adults

Anyway as far as the Kidney stones  Have you google Curezone... there is a conncotion of Virgin Olive Oil and Lemone juicet hat is certainly favoured also  I have heard of coke?? and lemonade.  Have a look, anyway people swear  by some of the remedies after years of going to a Nephrologist..

Hope this helps

Be Well

P miller

My father has been suffering from kidney stones all his life- the latest technology is shattering the stone whilst still in the kidney thus avoiding cutting you open- he's had several by now and it seems to be a far more trouble free procedure.

Whatever else you do, see a nutritionist after to avoid this happening again

Good luck

ange

Magnesium...You can get a supplement, a lotion, a oil ...magnesium subtracts calcium from the body...Google magnesium for Kidney stones, there are tons of studies supporting magnesium therapy for this condition...it works as a preventative as well. (just don't overdue the daily supplement or you get diarrhea & it doesn't get absorbed...)

Years ago a friend had to have an operation to remove kidney stones.  On someone's advice, his children juiced a whole bunch of leeks, which produced only a small glass of juice.  The friend drank this the same evening.  During the night, he passed all three kidney stones and did not need the operation.

Hi

I have had great success with Andreas Moritz Liver and Gallbladder cleanse.  Passed about 200 stones from the size of pin heads to marbles. He also has a Kidney cleanse, will be easy to do and defo worth a try.  See book: Timeless Secrets of Health and Rejuvenation - Andreas Motitz.

I took his kidney tea for 3 days and haven't needed to go to the toilet in the night since!!

My naturopath speaks very highly of his work and the above book is excellent.

Good luck.  Happy to help further is I can.

DS 

 

 

 

 

Hi DS,

 

would you happen to know if the author of Timeless Secrets of Health and Rejuvenation, i.e. Andreas Motitz is a native English or native German writer? Couldn't find anything on the web about him apart from his books.

many thanks, gis 

I believe the Andreas Moritz flush is a variation of the olive oil, epsom salts and grapefruit regime.

 

As we are exposed to so many toxins I think it is a good idea to rotate these various flushes and cleanses, liver, kidneys, gallbladder, colon to keep our bodies in tip top shape.

I have several comments:

Magnesium - Another correspondent suggested this.  I have heard that magnesium supplementation with Vitamin B6 has been found helpful in preventing recurrence of kidney stones.  There are some cautions, however

1) Magnesium is relatively alkaline and will neutralize stomach acid.  As a result it interferes with absorption of other nutrients, so, if you take magnesium, stop an hour or two before a meal and don't take more until a couple of hours after a meal.  Admittedly, the ideal supplementation window becomes pretty small.  Magnesium also attracts water (the chemists call it "hygroscopic.")  This tends to increase the amount of water in the user's colon, resulting in a laxative effect.  This laxative effect flushes food out before complete absorption of other nutrients.

2) Magnesium supplements - A number of compounds are available.  Magnesium hydroxide tablets used to be available in the U.S., but I didn't see any when I last looked.  Magnesium hydroxide is the active ingredient in milk of magnesia.  The tablets were my favorite form of supplementation, but, as I noted, I can't find them lately.  I can find Magnesium oxide, but I think this compound is pretty stable; so it may not release magnesium for absorption very well.  Magnesium sulfate is the active ingredient in epsom salts.  You've probably deduced that the supplements I like best turn out to be laxatives--which probably entails some concern.

For B6, try 50 mg or so per day.  Doses of several hundred milligrams per day for extended periods, unaccompanied by the full spectrum of B complex vitamins, have caused problems.  Check the recommended allowance for magnesium.  I think it's around 500 milligrams, or so.

Good luck!

I would agree with some suggestions about Magnesium +B6+B3 and watermelon (I’ve heard about three-day diet with watermelon and black rye bread for kidney cleanse, although never heard about olive oil with lemon juice for this purpose – only for gallbladder cleanse). All these things are good for prevention of kidney stones or to get rid of small stones and sand. This lady’s sister has a stone of 3.5 cm in size, so using any suggested methods would put her under the risk of ureter tear and other complications. I would suggest to go for lithotripsy first then for any diuretic measures and Magnesium+B6+B3 (better vitamin B timed release complex) supplements.

 

With best wishes,

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Alla Cranham, MSc ABMT,
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