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Joined: Jan 2007
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Does anyone think that gallstones can block mercury excretion? And are they the likely cause of pancreatitis, or can mercury cause it too? I did a gallbladder flush 2 years ago, and i've suffered severe pain and pancreatitis a few times since it. I've had to stop treatment for severe depression a number of times because i've ended up in hospital, and i can only assume that it's because some gallstones got moved around after the flush i did. Now i need keyhole surgery to sort this mess out. I've had to stop all treatment for severe depression until this is done, because it's just too risky, and pancreatitis has a 10% mortality rate.
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 4,178
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You might want to visit these groups here - http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/candidasupport/http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/candidiasis/And mention this. The people on those groups are VERY up on health and may actually be able to help you on this and give you some suggestions. There could be ways of softening the stones that may have been shifted into worse areas. Also, before you tried that flush, did you prepare for it by softening up the stones beforehand? Because a person can get into a lot of trouble if they just decide to do a flush without any preparation... Anyway, I hope that someone on those groups will be able to suggest something. On the first group link, a lady called Bee runs the group and is excellent. The second group, there is a member who is qualified in natural health "Duncan Crow" and he will also no doubt be able to help. You may even want to post your question with their name before it, so they take notice you're directing it at them. Hope that might help! Bex.
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