Re: Newbie Questions re: flush

[Guest guest]

Judith;

I also have had my gallstones show up while the doctors were looking

for something else. I had no idea that I had them, and I have had

little or no pain from them. But, since they aren't a healthy thing

to have, I have come here, studied up on flushes, and then done what

I could to rid myself of my gallstones. I do not intend to allow a

doctor to cut me up and chop out an organ God gave me just because I

have stones in it!

Since your stones are rather large it probably would be wise of you

to start on malic acid and/or apple juice to help break up your

stones before going on to doing a complete flush. You may also want

to do a parasite cleanse to help your body stop producing more stones

while you try to get rid of the stones you have. After a month or two

of these therapies you might want to try a flush, but because of your

large stones you would definitely want to use Epsom salts to relax

your bile ducts, and apply heat as well in hopes of making the flush

as painless as possible. I've passed stones as big as a large grape

with no pain at all, but I have a high pain tolerance.

I tend to think that citric juices and high doses of Vitamin C will

also help break down stones prior to a flush. The flush recipe I

favor uses a lot of oil and I have had good success at flushing out a

lot of stones. There are some oriental therapies people mention here

from time to time... seems like it's gold coin grass?... that seem to

help them break up stones. Read through the archives here, see what

people are doing and what success they have had, and enjoy learning

the path to self care that works best for you.

Luci

> Hello, I am new on here. I have been reading about the " flush " .

I have

> large gallstones that showed up on CT scan for another problem. I

have

> never had an " attack " from them. Although, apparently one had

gotten

> blocked and made my liver enzymes go way up.

> I am wondering if I should try the flush as I have read some

people have a

> difficult time with it. I am certainly not ready for the surgery

that my

> doctor wanted to schedule me for. But if they aren't bothering me

would it

> be wise to try to get rid of them? Or at least " shrink " them so

they can be

> passed at least?

> Comments appreciated.

> Jude

[Guest guest]

Hello, Jude,

Do you have any idea how large the stones are? It is

amazing how big stones can be that pass, the last flush that

I did in November produced the largest I have passed,

pictured at my web page in my signature links. There

are pictures in the links that are added to each email

as well. I don't do a lot of preparation beforehand,

just the apple juice for a few days, have done it for

a week beforehand as well, and frankly, though it may

help soften some a bit, from the stones that I see, I'm

not sure it changes them a lot. My thinking is that

the increase in the flow of bile from the Apple Juice,

or other things that stimulate the liver, help move more

stones and sludge out of the liver for passing, that it

loosen things up a bit. If they

are new stones, they may be softened more. The

suggestion to prepare ahead of time given in an earlier

email is probably a good idea, I may benefit from doing

more of that myself, but wanted you to know you can

also be successful with little preparation.

Hope you do well with whatever you decide, and the

best to you as you look through all the links and decide

what's best for you.

L. Meydrech, CN

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> Hello, I am new on here. I have been reading about the " flush " . I have

> large gallstones that showed up on CT scan for another problem. I have

> never had an " attack " from them. Although, apparently one had gotten

> blocked and made my liver enzymes go way up.

> I am wondering if I should try the flush as I have read some people have

a

> difficult time with it. I am certainly not ready for the surgery that my

> doctor wanted to schedule me for. But if they aren't bothering me would

it

> be wise to try to get rid of them? Or at least " shrink " them so they can

be

> passed at least?

> Comments appreciated.

> Jude

>

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