About gall stones

In a message dated 7/3/2003 11:31:03 AM Central Standard Time,
claudiameydrech@… writes:
Claudia,
If you still have your GB, get Beta-TCP instead. This is for people who have
their gallbladders. It’s a bile thinner. Here is what it says about it.
Beta-TCP⢠- Source of organic whole beet concentrate and vitamin C from beet
source, taurine and pancrealipase (all known to assist with cholesterol to
bile acid conversion). Use with biliary stasis where there are no signs of
constipation or light colored stools and the gall bladder has not been removed.
Symptoms for use include - pain over the eyes, pain in the webbing between the
right thumb and fore finger, pain between the shoulder blades, gas, bloating,
inability to tolerate fats or fried foods, or a history of gall bladder attacks
where stones were detected or suspected.
Beta-TCPâ¢
90 tablets $14.00

Claudia,
I still have an unopened bottle, I think. You can have it, if you wish. I’m
going to order the BetaPlus soon since I no longer have a GB.
Susie