Re: confused and dazed-Midge

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Hi Midge, See below:

--- In gallstones , " midge Jolly " <midgewife@e...>

wrote:

> Thanks Vince.

You're welcome.

>

> I AM Type O---have considered this as possibility, but note that

when

> eating red meat, digestion is not so good..........so, tend to

avoid it.

>

> Will review Type O info in the 4types book.

> parenthetically, I am not a FAD diet type person---read some of

the books,

> but rarely do the diets!, but many years ago, tried Atkins---am

one of a

> rare breed that not only did not lose weight on 14 day restrictive

low

> carb, but gained 2 pounds after going for 28 days..gave it up as a

bad idea.

>

Sounds like my wife who has a real low metabolism, and took months

to lose the first pound on Atkins. She stayed with it because the

low carbs made her feel better, and after a year she finally saw her

metabolism increase.

> Will ask my dentist about my fillings--no root canals, blessed be.

You might also want to check what your dentist says against the

alternative world. A good website for further reasearch if you want:

http://curezone.com/dental/default.asp

> Heard what you had to say about this being gallbladder/liver flush

support

> and will look for a gallbladder/liver support group as well.

> Back to listening/learning.

> midge

OK Midge Of course, I wasn't saying that we narrow this list

down to only flushing discusssion without discussing everyday long

term liver/gall bladder support. The two are inseperable, and I've

learned a great deal about my daily need for supporting my liver and

gall bladder and how to do it from this list.

One thing I learned after some time of flushing, that may help you,

is the need to address cleaning my colon and keeping it clean.

That's a whole different world, and it by itself has given me new

energy and a way to even out my daily energy cycles. Cleaning out

the colon helps digestion, elimination, immune system, energy level,

assimilation and lots of other things. I've taken the slower

gradual approach instead of the quicker approach. If I had a

serious problem, which it seems you do, I would probably look for a

certified Hydro Therapist and invest some money in regular

colonics. Without doing that, there are still plenty of ways to

help clean the colon to ensure that's not a problem. I know you are

eating real well from the sound of it, and so do I. I kind of

thought the colon cleaning wasn't necessary for me. Now that I've

learned more about it and done some cleaning out, I realize that I

am now at age 46 fixing some problems which began in childhood.

Best Regards, Vince