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Cholesterol Gall Stones herbal treatment - McDowell's Herbal Treatments

Bile is a strong chemical substance that is alkaline (which is really the opposite to acid) and it is secreted by the Gall Bladder to break down fatty substances so they may be digested. Therefore the acidic content of the stomach chyme (the partially digested food being passed along the gastro intestinal tract) is neutralised by the bile and turned alkaline to allow fat to be broken down...

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The emotional profile of a patient suffering from gall bladder problems is a person who has too much fatty food, who eats as a response to stress, and who is often resentful or bitter about certain aspects of their life circumstances or the actions of others. These sorts of emotions can overstimulate the liver and result in chemical changes in the bile being held in the gall bladder.

These chemical changes can result in either fatty substances depositing in the gall bladder forming so called Cholesterol Stones or calcium or other mineral substances depositing out forming Mineral or Calcium Stones.

These stones may end up blocking the bile duct (the tube leading from the gall bladder to the duodenum) and result in extreme pain as the gall bladder fills to its limits and contractions get stronger and stronger attempting to force bile through the blocked duct.

Most folk suffering from gall attacks will already have worked out that fatty food aggravates the problem and will have reduced fat intake. They may however not have realised that milk or chocolate for example, are extremely fatty foods or that the cheese on pizza make them amongst the highest fat meals it is possible to have.

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The herbal mixture which is most suited to restoring to normal the chemistry of bile in the bile duct and dissolving cholesterol stones is a combination of: Chamomile, Dandelion, Hydrangea, Agrimony, Uva Ursi, Rue, Yellow Dock and Barberry. The Bach Flower Remedies, which I include in this mix, are Willow, Gentian, Agrimony and Rescue Remedy.

This mix is taken at a dose rate of 20 drops three times daily in a full glass of water.

We also recommend that each patient also has three cups of Dandelion Tea daily and reduces dramatically fatty food intake to assist in the whole process. 

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