stones, CFS, mucous

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That's great Jann,

Glad to hear of your successful flush. I'd keep flushing until you

don't get any more stones. You can decide how often, but not more

often than a two week rest in between. With your problem, a month

may be the minimum time to rest in betweeen. It take energy to

flush, so if you are worn out or sick, it isn't a good time to flush.

Several people who have been and/or are still on this list made the

mistake of not continuing their flushes regularly until they stopped

getting stones. Some ended up with gall bladder surgeries.

Flushing stones revs up your bodies mechanisms for getting rid of

toxins which may include making more stones. You need to keep on

flushing until your body makes stones slower than you flush them

out. The number of flushes that will take is different for each of

us. Jay has done 28? flushes and still going. (I'm going from

memory here so may have the wrong number). I've done 8 and after

the 5th my stones were down to 50 small ones per flush. I was

waiting several months in between flushes by that time. Everyone is

different

After you've done enough flushes for you, your allergies should

diminish or go away. Of course, any thing else you can do to help

the allergies will be that much better.

Vince

Vince

--- In gallstones , Jann Berger <jannberger@y...>

wrote:

> Hello. I have just finished the simple 7-day flush.

> This includes taking 2 Tbsp. lemon juice (from a

> bottle!) and 2 Tbsp. of olive oil (from the grocery

> store), for 6 nights, then 2/3 cup olive oil and 1/3

> cup lemon juice on day 7. Amazing results, without

> messy analysis, I can see that I have released many

> bright green stones.

>

> I can't do a more complicated flush because of food

> sensitivities, and my rural location, away from

> products.

> But who can argue with this success?

>

> My question is, should I do this once a month, as a

> routine, or whenever my stools turn beige (which

> happens more often than once a month)?

>

> Secondly, as to CFS, I have fibro (and am in a

> remission!). In a recent AARP Bulletin, an small

> article stated that a French study located a virus in

> the skeletal muscles of CFS and fibro folk that was

> not present in the test group. They think they have

> found the reason for those two syndromes.

>

> Thirdly, mucous. I used to have debilitating IBS until

> my allergist detected a wheat allergy. Mucous is a

> symptom of both the IBS and fibro. I rarely have a

> problem now that I am being treated for the allergy

> and eat only small amounts of wheat products.