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The deposition of stones in any form is indicative of a particular pattern of response to stressors. To "treat the cause" it is necessary to rebalance the body's response pattern. Although diet, lifestyle and supplements may help in the short term, they will not alter the response pattern which will continue to deposit stones.
Seeking the consult of a health care practitioner who can address these underlying patterns with homeopathy or other similar therapies will be beneficial in prevention. Since most gallstones are made of cholesterol, it is often helpful to rebalance dietary intake to minimize "bad fats" and emphasize "good fats" with fish oils and plant oils high in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. Also, continue to drink at least 1/2 your body weight daily in pure/unfiltered water to aid in elimination. Keep in mind, the majority of cholesterol in your body is made by the liver in response to underlying inflammation (e.g. your body's response to stressors and, in some people, genetic predisposition) and not necessarily a result of what you put in your mouth. Although you may be able to palliate some symptoms with diet, it is not the entire solution. Both the liver and gallbladder will benefit from a long term balanced diet which includes a healthly percentage of dark leafy green vegetables such as swiss chard, kale, romaine lettuce .and even, dandelion greensn A trained health care practitioner could gather additional history from you to develop a detailed treatment plan to meet your needsd DrD Karen Benton, ND
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If you have gallstones already I recommend to do a Liver Flush as soon as possible and reduce animal fat and dairy products in the diet. The Liver Flush is a controversial approach to ged rid of Gallstones and detoxify the Liver but I had great success with it and all my patients responded good to it. You find the Liver Flush recipe by browsing the web with the key words Liver Flush Dr. Hulda Clarck or on www.curezone .com. Blessings Thomas Zudrell, DMS
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