Here's a folk remedy for gallstones: try using "Lalayang" (a type of climbing plant).

Here’s a professional translation of the text into English: — **Gallstones Remedy: Try Humulus japonicus** **Warm-hearted Netizen (Good Days qq1582746725):** Hello, Teacher Hu, I’ve been following your space for a while. Last year, I was diagnosed with gallstones (4*5mm) at Xuzhou Third Hospital. I persisted in drinking a daily infusion made from a handful of Humulus japonicus (known as “葎草” in traditional Chinese medicine) for a month. Last week, a follow-up examination showed that the gallstones were gone. I specifically asked the doctor to double-check, and she confirmed there was nothing left. There’s no strict requirement for the amount of Humulus japonicus used—just brew it in boiling water and drink it as tea throughout the day. I would pinch a small amount in the morning and steep it to drink all day. After a month of this routine, the issue was resolved. I usually prepare it by washing it thoroughly, cutting it into small pieces, and drying it for later use. I hope this simple remedy can help other patients. **Contributor: Teacher Song** — This translation maintains the original meaning while using natural and idiomatic English expressions.