For gallstones, use papaya, but it must be the male flower!

For gallstones, use papaya flowers, specifically male flowers! Enthusiastic netizen (Spring Blossoms, QQ 3180621426): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a wonderful remedy for gallstones. I’ve had multiple gallstones for over ten years and tried many medications without success. Later, my cousin told me to use 50 grams of dried papaya flowers (male flowers, which bloom but do not bear fruit), 50 grams of black lotus grass, and 50 grams of coix seeds, boiled in 4-5 bowls of water. Only the liquid is consumed, divided into three servings, one bowl each time. I took this for about a month, and it’s been over a year since I last experienced pain. Previously, I would suffer severe pain multiple times a month, but now it’s gone. I also recommended this to a colleague with kidney stones, and she found it helpful too. The only challenge is that papaya flowers are hard to find, as they are mainly available in the south. I think this treatment is worth trying and hope it can help more patients like me. Contributor: Teacher Liang Yan.