constant pain 
Staci R.
18 y
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Anyone else besides me live in constant pain with the liver and gallbladder? I have done 7 flushes since December and I am still in agony almost on a daily basis with my right side. When I did my first appljuice fast i noticed a huge change, but I am still not totaly out of pain. Sometimes its my kidney on the right side too and its ALWAYS worse during ovulation and menstration. Is this normal? I vasilate constantly between "living with the pain" and begging my hubby to take me to the ER to have the gallbladder yanked out. My pain is mostly dull, but rarely gone. Am I alone here? Is this ever going to end? I will say with each flush, things do get better but I can still not eat any protien even though I have lost 62 lbs. Anyone else in my boat?- Re: constant pain hopinso
18 y
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This is a reply to # 177,795Read Invincible's excellent post about congested lymphs, underwire bras etc. a few posts below. Are you doing any lymph work? This really resonated with me as I am dealing with a chronic pain problem (although not in liver area). I need to get more diligent with dry skin brushing and hopefully will be able to get back on the rebounder soon.
- Re: constant pain Staci R.
18 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 177,796oh yes, I did read that and have been thinking on it ever since. I get very sick to my stomach whenever I wear a bra..even a sports bra! I have had sensitivity under my armpit and in through my right breast. maybe this is why I am having all this pain?
I was just wondering if this whole process has been as painful for anyone else or maybe its the lymph stuff and not the liver/gallbladder hurting me? It hurts all the way in to my back.
I am not doing any lymph work. I dont even know where to start. Any ideas? I will try ANYTHING to get out of chronic pain.
JOY!
Staci
- Re: constant pain hopinso
18 y
1,987
This is a reply to # 177,801Probably the best overall thing to do is rebounding. You can get a mini-tramp at Walmart for about $20.00. There are other models that go well over $100.00, but I would say start simply and see if rebounding helps you before spending a lot of money. The same goes for dry skin brushing, I buy a natural bristle, long handled bath brush for less than a dollar and toss or recycle it when it gets worn. Visit the Lymph cleansing forum for more tips and information. Owen also has some good posts on his new forum. You should not be having constant pain stemming from the liver/gallbladder unless you have an inflammatory problem. You need to keep on top of this, but at the same time explore other potential causes of the pain. Did you go ahead and begin your parasite cleanse? One product I suggest you look into is Yogi Detox Tea, I use the peach detox. It has herbs that help cleanse the kidneys and liver. A cup or two a day might bring you some gentle relief. I don't have the daily pain you do, but I feel the tea helps my organs deal with some of the potentially toxic effects of the pain medicine I take for back pain. I do hope you feel better soon. People who have never experienced chronic pain have no idea how it wears you out physically, emotionally, even spiritually.
- Re: constant pain Johny Apple Bomb
18 y
1,817
This is a reply to # 177,801oh yes, I did read that and have been thinking on it ever since. I get very sick to my stomach whenever I wear a bra..even a sports bra! I have had sensitivity under my armpit and in through my right breast. maybe this is why I am having all this pain?
New Theory. Most under arm deoderants have aluminum in them. When you apply them the aluminum enters the lymph sytem especially if you are shaving. This causes lymph problems including breast cancer. Use this instead.
http://drclarkstore.com/dezideoro.html
I am not doing any lymph work. I dont even know where to start. Any ideas? I will try ANYTHING to get out of chronic pain.
Keep doing what you are doing and maybe look into the Beck Protocol. The Magnetic pulser is good for the lymph.
http://nicolaquinn.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=31
- Re: constant pain Staci R.
18 y
1,948
MoreThis is a reply to # 177,814I just ordered the deoderant, thanks! I have been trying to find something that will keep me smell free. I have tried almost all the crystal salt sticks with no sucess. So far all that works is baking soda and I just found out thats not good either. So again, thanks.. I will try the zinc.
I cant get the Beck Protocol to load up? Any other sites I can go to? I have used Colloidal Silver in the past and really believe in it! Thank for your time!
Staci- Re: constant pain Johny Apple Bomb
18 y
1,832
This is a reply to # 177,829I just ordered the deoderant, thanks! I have been trying to find something that will keep me smell free. I have tried almost all the crystal salt sticks with no sucess. So far all that works is baking soda and I just found out thats not good either. So again, thanks.. I will try the zinc.
I use the deoderant and it lasts longer than the regular deodorant.
I cant get the Beck Protocol to load up? Any other sites I can go to? I have used Colloidal Silver in the past and really believe in it! Thank for your time!
You have to have an Adobe Acrobat PDF or similiar program.
This should work. http://www.freedownloadhq.com/Acrobat.html
Here is a website on Bob Beck
http://users.mrbean.net.au/~wlast/beckinterview.html
- Re: constant pain Johny Apple Bomb
18 y
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- Re: constant pain Staci R.
18 y
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- Re: constant pain hopinso
18 y
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- Re: constant pain Staci R.
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- Gallbladder or Costochondritis? Molly Bloom
18 y
3,277
This is a reply to # 177,795Does the pain feel like it's internal, or does it hurt all around your rib cage? Does it hurt when you press on your ribs, and does it radiate around to your back? Is it worse after you've been standing up and have twisted your torso? Have you had any medical diagnosis of gallbladder or liver disfunction's?
The only reason I ask is that I am suffering from chronic costochondritis, which the pain of, mimics gallbladder disease. It is a benign condition of inflammation of cartilage around the rib cage. No one knows how this starts, or how to cure it.
I'm sorry to go on, maybe you are familiar with this? If you aren't, here is the best link I could find to explain the symptoms. If this sounds like you, I've opened my email so that we can talk offline. I don't know how to cure it, but I can lead you in some directions. I've had this for over 3 years!
http://www.healthatoz.com/healthatoz/Atoz/ency/costochondritis.jsp
There's a lot of sites out there about this, if you want to continue searching.
Cheers, Molly- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? Staci R.
18 y
3,165
This is a reply to # 177,810I have been diagnosed with fatty liver and but gallbladder scan was negative. We all know that that can be a lie though, as i have flushed out MANY stones since that scan.:) The pain is often internal and radiates from the liver (under the right side of my ribcage) all the way around to the back. Sometimes its hard to stand up straight. It can often go in to my upper right side of my back if I sleep on anything that presses in that spot. I assume thats a kidney problem? If I sit up straight I always feel better. One important factor that I did notice just last night is that every time I drink fresh juice the pain subsides to almost nothing. I am now thinking I will not live another day without fresh veggie juice! The juice had carrot, beet, parsley, celery, radish, kale, cauliflower and one apple. I have noticed that each time I have a juice with mostly those ingredients in it that I wake pain free the next day. That is what makes me wonder if this is a lymph problem. I am going to get a rebounder today at Walmart to try that. Like I said, I will try anything to be out of pain! Now Im starting to wonder what the lymph/hormone connection is. Gonna research that. Anyway, THANK YOU all very much for your thoughts. Please feel free to email me any time if you come up with anything new you want to share. I will turn on my email too. Do you drink fresh juice Molly? Has this helped you in any way?
The other thing I noticed is that when I lay on my left side the pain goes away and if I lay on my right it worsens.
Blessings!
Staci
- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? prettysoulful
18 y
2,177
This is a reply to # 177,828I know that my local health food store uses the carrot, beet, parsley, and apple in their 'digestion juice', and that would likely be a big help to the liver/GB.
Do you often massage the area? That was suggested on one forum I read, and I actually found it very helpful, though I don't often suffer from pain in that area. And can say that I appear to form fewer stones between flushes since I began supplementing E. I have read that vitamin E may be helpful in either preventing or reducing cholesterol build up in the liver. It has also been studied for its effect on fatty liver.
http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/health/Newswire/Back_issues/newswi...
It is also interesting to note that olive oil, a major component of many of the Liver Flush protocols used at CZ, is very high in vitamin E.- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? Staci R.
18 y
3,351
This is a reply to # 177,832Funny you should ask that. I just noticed that whenever I shower I feel better..pain free. I always use the shower time to massage my liver and gallbladder and underarms. Cant believe its taken me this long to see the connection :) I'm just so glad I am!
I have also been trying to follow the recommendation of Andreas and eat a Ayurveda diet and have found that as a Kapha type I am not supposed to eat olive oil, but as an Italian I cannot live without it! It doesnt seem to affect the pain in any way so I am continuing to use it. Sounds like its a great choice! I do have some vitamin E tabs and will try them. I had a NP tell me once they are great to ease menstral pain and bloating and took them when I was younger. Will try agian, thanks! :)
- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? Staci R.
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- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? prettysoulful
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- Re: Gallbladder or Costochondritis? Staci R.
18 y
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- Re: constant pain hopinso
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