There is no direct relationship between drinking water boiled with medical stones and getting stone disease. Water boiled with medical stones will not directly cause the occurrence of stone disease.

Mailstone is a natural silicate mineral, scientific name: quartz monzonite. Medical stone is a composite mineral or medicinal rock that is non-toxic, harmless and has certain biological activity. Adsorption: Medical stone has dual adsorption properties: on the one hand, because it is mainly composed of silicate, it has good adsorption properties; on the other hand, because medical stone contains many clay minerals such as kaolinite, it is porous. Sponge-like special structure, strong electrostatic attraction, strong adsorption of heavy metal ions and harmful toxins in water, can remove mercury, lead, cadmium, arsenic, fluorine and other heavy metals, chloride, cyanide, residues in water Pesticides, methyltrimethane and other harmful substances. The adsorption rate is 20,000 times that of activated carbon with the same surface area. The adsorption rate for heavy metals and E. coli is above 96%. The adsorption rate of residual chlorine in water (after soaking for 1 hour) is 99. Residual chlorine test can be done (but the smaller and drier the medical stone particles are, the better the effect will be). . The minerals and chemical components contained in medical stone, whether analyzed by conventional chemical methods or modern testing methods, prove that all rare earth elements and radioactive components contained in medical stone are beneficial to the human body but not harmful. When taken internally, the ingredients contained in it fully comply with medical and health standards. Long-term drinking of this water can enable the human body to absorb nutrients and minerals, eliminate toxic substances, and regulate metabolism. Does not cause gallstones.

Gallbladder stones are related to many factors. Any factor that affects the ratio of cholesterol to bile acid concentrations and causes bile stasis can lead to stone formation. Residents of certain regions and ethnicities, female hormones, obesity, pregnancy, high-fat diet, long-term parenteral nutrition, diabetes, hyperlipidemia, after gastrectomy or gastrointestinal anastomosis, terminal ileal disease and ileal resection, liver Sclerosis, hemolytic anemia and other factors can cause gallbladder stones. The incidence of gallbladder stones in northwest my country is relatively high, which may be related to dietary habits.