My mum used the ears of corn and stalks of cherry boiled for a bit and the pt was given this cleared water.
I am not sure if it was good as your potato water!
Soroush
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From my "ancient archives," here's what sounds to be a very simple approach for kidney stones. It's a bit long, and I hope I didn't cut too brutally.
Shannon
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Re: ... Potato water to dissolve kidney stones
The proportions do not have to be exact. when i am simply dealing with
someone who has a chronic kidney stone problem i explain about the role
of magnesium and potassium and their relation to calcium assimilation,
storage and use. i suggest that they cook a pot of white potatoes with
several inches of extra water, drain the potatoes and refrigerate them
for later meals, drink the soupy water (it need be no thicker than stock,
tho i prefer to make it a slightly thicker, soupy consistency). i
suggest they refrigerate that as well,; it will last 3 days that way and
they should drink a 6-8 ounce portion twice a day to prevent stones. i
explain that if they have stones these nutrients will actually dissolve
them until they are small enough to be easily and painlessly passed.
After several weeks of this, i suggest that they may be able to cut it
down to one glass daily. depending upon their state of health and their
tastebuds, i often suggest adding garlic powder, cayenne powder, Bragg's
unfermented soy sauce (called liquid aminos), and or nutritional yeast...
maybe even some kelp or alfalfa or other source of extra minerals and
trace minerals...i explain about the caking agents, fumigation, radiation
and other contaminants found in commercial seasonings and recommend they
buy these fresher and purer through a co-op or a health food store if
they do not grow the foods themselves
in an acute case of course, i would want to do things a bit differently.
let me give you an example: at a small, regional Rainbow Gathering in the
mountains of Kentucky. I was the only "medical" staff on hand.... one late afternoon a runner came to my camp/clinic to report a sister with a medical emergency...
... when we arrived [the person was] on the ground, rolling and moaning and screaming with pain. I managed ... to get her to stand up and walk in circles with me while she explained that she had recently had kidney stones ....
This conversation was spotted with moments of extreme pain and included
an occassional scream and a lot of moaning. I gave her Arnica, Belladonna
and Uva Ursi(or was it Urtica Urens, I 'm not sure any more) in 30X from
my kit over a period of some 40 minutes, with little result. ... I sent word to the... kitchen for them to put up a pot of potatoes with extra water, drain the potatoes and send me the water. ... [T]hey provided me with probably a full 2 gallons of this potato water in 3 different batches, throughout the evening and night. We also made tea of gravel root, comfrey, cornsilk, uva ursi and horsetail which we kept feeding to
the patient in between cups of potato water.
...
y now we had been with this sister up in our camp for about 4 or 5 hours..
By the time I got back to the sister she had passed the last of the
stones with her urine almost painlessly and had fallen asleep. The next
day she was fine... I saw her a year later and she was still drinking 1 cup a day of potato water and had never had a recurrance of the kidney stone problem. ...
Altogether I would say that the sister above drank a total of 4 gallons of liquid in an 8 hour period, maybe more, of which 1 gallon was potato water and one half gallon was the herbal mixture.
... Since then I have used potato water numerous times with various herbs or homeopathics depending upon the preferences of the individual patient. It has never failed.
...
Water, Singing-on-the-Rocks
There may be homeopathic remedies that could help dissolve or move the stone, though a 4cm may be too big to get through a ureter, urethra, etc. w/o much pain. I know there are ultrasound or similar machines that uses sound waves to break up the stone into smaller pieces, which is not surgery, but to avoid it. You could ask about that availability in your area.
Since you mention parasites and "zapping" are you using Hulda Clark's methods? Did you make or purchase her zapper? If so, have you noticed any results from it?
Susan