I have a similar account of Nexium. A few years ago, I had some severe pains in my chest on the right side just underneath my rib cage. I believe it was gallbladder stones, but I don't know for sure. The pains were intense. I prayed and asked the Lord to help heal me.
At the time, I was working restoring an old rocking horse for my niece. It had some springs that were really rusted and needed to be electrically stripped of the rust. So, I needed a source for the DC electricity. I tried using an old battery, but it was too low and would not hold a charge. So, I hooked up the battery charger and allowed the electrolysis to take place while it was hooked to the battery.
The next day I came and saw that some of the acid had leaked onto the top of the battery. For some unknown reason (Faith or Stupidity), I touched the acid and tasted it with my tongue. WARNING!!! SULFURIC ACID IS A POISON!!! Immediately, I felt the acid go down into my gallbladder and disintegrate the stones. Over the next few days, most of the pain had disappeared, but there was still a little pain lingering. I thought, if a little worked so well, maybe I should take some more. MISTAKE!!! I took five more similar sized doses at once. MISTAKE!!! OVERDOSE!!! This time, I felt the acid go down into my Liver and Pancreas. It burned them both very bad. At least, I think that's what happened. This is when I started having pains in my belly. I had just healed my gallbladder only to hurt two other organs that you can't live without.
If you have pain in the right upper quadrant please try some edible acids and NOT poison like sulfuric acid. Strong lemonade is good. Apple Cider Vinegar is good. Pickles are good.
Fortunately, I soon found another remedy - BEER. I had to drink a beer or two everyday for about
6 months. It always soothed my pain. Eventually, however, this stopped working and I continued to have pain in my belly. I went to my doctor, who's wife also happens to be my mother's best friend, and told him my story starting with the serendipitous gallbladder cure. He chuckled a little when I told him what happened with the gallbladder, but got quite concerned about
the other effects of the sulfuric acid. He told me that he did not know what was wrong with my belly, but that all of my symptoms sounded like indigestion. I asked him if it could be an ulcer, but he thought not. He prescribed me Omeprozole (Prilosec) and sent me to get an ultrasound. There was nothing wrong with the ultrasound other than a lot of gas.
I am on a Prescript
ion Assistance Program because of the expense of some of my other medications. The nurse, that helps me with my prescript
ions, told me that she could not get me Omeprozole, but, instead, she could get me Nexium. She had my docotor write me a prescript
ion for Nexium and ordered it. It takes a month or so to get the medication through the program, so in the mean time I just took the Omeprozole according to my doctor's instructions.
The Omeprozole did help some, but there was still some pain. When the Nexium came in I started taking it. The first night I took it, I felt it go down and immediately cover the irritated areas. It was like an instantaneous cure. The Nexium really, really helped. I only had to take it for a little while before all of my symptoms were gone. Now, I still have to take it from time to time when I feel indigestion and too much gas.
I hope this helps somebody, somehow. Sharing personal experiences of healing contributes to our collective health and well-being, as well as to the broadening of humanity's medical knowledge. Don't take God out of the equation. He knows you so well that he even knows the exact number of hairs on your head. Ask Him, and He will Lead you to be healed, if not miraculously or through serendipity, then through wisdom.
Post Edited (1232sean) : 5/27/2014 9:05:42 PM (GMT-6)