StoneCLR uses an all natural herbal formula. The primary ingredient in StoneCLR is Phyllanthus Nirui.

Phyllanthus Nirui is a plant that grows in the Amazon Rainforest and other tropical areas of the world. Also known as quebra pedra, the name translates to “stone breaker” or “shatter stone,” which comes from its ability to eliminate gallstones from the body. The plant contains stone-like berries underneath its leaves. This makes it a good example of morphism, where a plant’s shape signals its effective bodily use.

While indigenous inhabitants of the Amazon have been using Phyllanthus Nirui for generations to eliminate gallstones and kidneystones, scientific researchers have been validating the herb’s effectiveness since the 1980’s.

Nicole Maxwell, the author of the groundbreaking Witch Doctor's Apprentice , first published in 1961, and based on research done in the 1950's in the Peruvian rainforest, considers chanca piedra one of the most important healing herbs, which she encountered in the rainforest through her interactions with shamans and Amazonian Indians. She later met a German doctor who had been using chanca piedra in his medical practice in Germany who told her that 94% of all the cases he encountered among his patients of gallstones and kidney stones were "completely eliminated." Another physician whom Maxwell interviewed about his use of chanca piedra for his patients said that the plant worked 100% of the time and without any side effects.

The conventional approach to removal of gallstones usually involves shattering the stone using ESWL (Extracorporeal Shockwave Lithotripsy) but this often leaves residual fragments which often require the treatment to be repeated, not to mention the high costs involved. The new research, published in the medical journal 'European Urology Supplements' earlier this year, assessed the benefit of taking an extract of Phyllanthus carolinianus following ESWL treatment. After six months the stone free rate in those treated with just ESWL was 80% - but for the patients taking Quebra Pedra during their recovery, the stone free rate was 97%. Concerning lower caliceal stones the stone free rate of those using the herb was 94.1% versus 64.28% among those who just had ESWL.

Proof?

Phyllanthus Nirui traditional uses for gallstones and kidneystones have been validated by clinical research. In a 1999 clinical study (Campos, A.H., et. al.) a Phyllanthus Nirui extract extract exhibited a potent and effective non-concentration-dependent inhibitory effect on the calcium oxalate crystal formation (the building blocks of most kidney stones). This response was present even at very high (pathologic) concentrations. This may explain why it has long been used in traditional medicine as a preventative to kidneystone and gallstone formation. The antispasmodic activity of alkaloids in Phyllanthus Nirui were documented by Brazilian researchers in the mid 1980's which explained the popular use of the plant for existing kidney and bladder stones. The alkaloid extract demonstrated smooth muscle relaxation specific to the urinary and Biliary tract, which the researchers surmised, facilitates the expulsion of kidney or bladder calculi. Dr. Wolfram Wiemann of Nuremburg, Germany review over 100 case studies and found Phyllanthus Nirui to be 94% successful in eliminating stones. (Maxwell, N. 1990)

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