Case Study: Kidney Stones Expelled After 3 Days with CDS Protocol — 12mm Calcium Oxalate Stone

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Background

A patient suffered for months with kidney stones, severe colic, and recurring urinary tract infections. A CT scan revealed a 12mm calcium oxalate stone.

The patient underwent two lithotripsies (first and second attempt) but infections persisted. Pain was managed with Enantyum, paracetamol, and chamomile with lemon. After the second lithotripsy, the patient developed pyelonephritis (kidney infection) with high fever, which was treated with antibiotics. However, the urinary tract infection returned shortly after finishing the antibiotic course.

Reaching desperation, the patient found a testimonial online from a woman who gave her son 1 liter of CDS for the same condition. The woman reported that her son had a severe colic attack followed by disappearance of the stones.

Protocol Applied

  • **CDS in water:** 10ml CDS in 2 liters of water
  • Taken daily

Results

    • Day 1:**
  • Severe colic began during the day
  • Patient endured the pain with paracetamol, Enantyum, and a heating pad
  • Colic stopped overnight, lower abdominal pain developed
  • Lower abdominal pain resolved by the next morning with Enantyum
    • Day 2:**
  • Woke up and began passing stones continuously
  • Continued taking the CDS protocol
    • Day 3:**
  • Passed what appeared to be the last stones

The patient confirmed that CDS effectively expels kidney stones, noting that it may not work for very large stones but is effective for smaller ones.

The patient now has a new stone and has placed it in a jar with their daily CDS mixture to observe whether it dissolves.

Patient's Reflection

"Really, it works. It takes the stones out of the kidney. I think if it's too big, maybe not, but if they're small, yes. This hurts a lot but sometimes you have to take the risk and endure the pain. Thank God I saw that woman's testimonial and decided to try it — because it really works."

Source

Personal testimonial via Telegram. Published with permission.