Eu Natural Kidney Stone Breaker Chanca Piedra Formula With Celery Seed And Parsley For Urinary Tract Cleanse 60 Vegetarian Capsules

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• ZZ392z20 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Works wonders

  Definitely stay hydrated with this product it works wonders it has helped me get rid of my frequent urination it detoxes your urinary tract good for stones and also helps get rid of UTI symptoms.

• OOldSailor8 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Works for gallstones!

  I can personally testify that this product really works, but as far as I can tell, it only works for gall stones. I don't take it except when I feel the familiar ache in my lower right abdomen from gallstones. I take one or two doses, and within a few hours, the ache from the gallstones is gone.I know that it is gallstones, because I had this pain several years go, and I went to the emergency room because nothing seemed to work. They told me that it was gallstones.I think that I already had this product at the time, and I thought that I would try it to see if it worked on gallstones; and thankfully I was right.My research on the product effectiveness for kidney stones, especially oxalate kidney stones, seems to show that it will not work on those.But I thought I would write a review for someone who may be suffering from gallstones and doesn't know what will work. Please try it and see. I don't work for this company or have any association with it.Everyone's body is different, so I can't guarantee that it will work for you, but IMO you have nothing to lose to try it.

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• BBryant B.7 Feb 2026
  5 ★

  Much needed relief

  I self diagnosed myself with gallbladder issues, as I was having every symptom associated with gall stones, and had been for months. I was ready to have it removed, but decided to try this product out first. I'm glad I did! Three weeks in and I'm already feeling much better. The frequency and severity of the issues have went from pain at 7/10 after every meal, to 2/10 pain only after eating greasy foods. With continued use, I'm hoping it will completely go away. It was worth every penny to be able to keep my gallbladder intact.

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• KKim21 Jan 2026
  5 ★

  So Far, So Good. Pain Under Control, Gone Most Days

  I went to ER for gallbladder pain. It had already been well over 12 hours of very, very bad pain. I'm not a fan of the ER experience. I ONLY went to rule out infection, which can be life-threatening. I didn't have a fever, which would indicate a likely infection, but I still wanted to be sure. It was a medieval, "no sleep, no possible point of any level of relief, nothing makes it better, inescapable, and a medically-induced coma sounds nice" kind of pain.The doc said something to the effect of "if it still hurts tomorrow, we can remove it". What?! No! I WANT my God-given body parts. All of them. They all have a purpose, many purposes in fact, even when science hasn't remotely figured it all out. I'll keep mine. I'm rather attached to them, and they're quite attached to me as well. For a reason.She said I was the only person in her entire career, other than one other woman, who rejected the surgery. The other woman ended up getting it. She said I was the outlier of outliers. I hear that fairly often. She said most people, no, ALL people, are looking for removal.She was surprised I pushed back. I wonder how many people just go through with it because they don't know they CAN push back. It's your BODY! Just say no to invasions of it. That should be an "absolutely no other option" sort of thing, surgery. It is not the only surgery I've rejected in the past 6 months, either. Sure, it's often the harder way--in the short run. But in the long run, I'll wait. It's worth it.So, I got this to try. I took it once a day, others take it more often. I now randomly take it twice a day and have forgotten it in other days, when bigger dramas were going on. Sure, I had to be on constant prescription pain meds AND a muscle relaxer as well for a good, solid month or more. Sure, it began and at first stayed at a level that even WITH the pain meds AND muscle relaxer, I was *barely* getting by. It was still serious, stabbing pain. For a time. I was determined not to have the surgery. No matter what.One other major factor, though, was that there were ALSO likely some internal injuries that set the whole thing off as well, so they needed to heal, too.Oh, and the ultrasound triggered severe shingles. We know this because it was ONLY where they did the ultrasound. It took a week to diagnose it, because at first I thought it was an allergic reaction, because the onset was just hours afterwards, and it being present only where they ran it, and nowhere else. If you've had chicken pox, or the poke for it, you can get shingles.On top of that, other family had just got a poke for the flu, and were then a couple of weeks later were hospitalized for the flu. Thankfully, I skipped both, but all were (and still are, on some things) laid up for different reasons. So, it was 3 kinds of pain on top of each other, plus another completely unrelated severe injury that was not adding to this pain, but had a severe pain of its own, and I've been avoiding that surgery as well.So I would not expect someone with severe gallbladder pain to have it take as long as it did for me, because of added issues of the likely internal injuries that would have affected the whole upper right quadrant, and the shingles on top of it. Almost forgot that little detail. No way to separate it all out.If you're in severe gallbladder pain and want to keep your body parts, and you're not infected into the danger zone, definitely give this a try. I would for myself, not giving medical advice, but I would try it a day or two, as I always test for any reaction to anything, though I have no food allergies, etc., just a precaution. Then I would take it twice a day. I do that now more often than not.Drink plenty of water, ***but NOT excessive water*** . Hyponatremia can kill you, partly as it will flush out and deplete your electrolytes, that can as well. Stay hydrated. Have enough electrolytes and educate your self on hyponatremia.Still worth it. So worth it.Then I didn't need the muscle relaxer as often. Then all became less and less necessary, as I kept with this. And I will KEEP keeping with it. It is working. I'm not making any examinations for evidence of them breaking down. I'm going by pain level and what I can and cannot eat.While I first avoided greasy food for a couple of weeks, I didn't change my diet after that. Not like I eat loads of greasy food, but still, whatever brought it all on is what I still eat. I am sure I could get even better results, but thanks to this stuff, and the grace of God, (which is a lot) it isn't a top priority for me right now, and other factors determine my food choices.I saw one woman here said she had tried it once. Once. And it "didn't help", so she got the surgery. Wow...really? Once. She said she had it 2 weeks, assuming she meant the pain for 2 weeks, the stones building up was much longer than 2 weeks.It's likely going to take more than that to break them down. It's not TNT or C-4, y'all. It's going to depend on how big and bad they ar

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