As a long-time kidney stone sufferer, I understand the debilitating pain they cause. I still remember the first agonizing attack I experienced in my twenties. The searing pain in my kidney area was unbearable, and I was rushed to the hospital for days of observation and heavy painkiller injections until the stone finally passed. Doctors warned me about the high likelihood of recurrence. Determined to find a better solution, I began researching natural remedies. An Egyptian friend told me about a traditional herbal medicine used in their region, derived from the seeds of the Bisra el Khela flower, also known as Ammi Visnaga. For centuries, Egyptians have used this remedy to treat kidney stones. The preparation is simple: Boil water, add a tablespoon of Khela seeds, simmer for ten minutes, strain, cool, and drink a small glass. Be warned, the taste is quite bitter! According to the herbalist I consulted, this potion helps to widen the urinary tract, facilitating the passage of kidney stones. In my experience, stones of 2-3mm typically pass within a few hours after taking this remedy. Individual results may vary, but I’ve shared this potion with numerous friends and acquaintances at the first sign of kidney stone pain, and they’ve experienced relief within hours. The best part? Khela seeds are incredibly affordable. In Egyptian markets, a pound costs around one US dollar and can last for years. You can also search for Ammi Visnaga online to find suppliers in other parts of the world. Always consult with a healthcare professional for proper diagnosis and treatment.
