Re: More sucess with flush #4

[Guest guest]

> My first flush had the same kind of rocky experience

> you had at about the same time of night. I thought I

> was gonna die, and then wished I would.

I have this huge fear of doing a flush and ending up in the emergency

room with and expert medical person saying, " YOU DID WHAT????!!! " But

now I've done four flushes I feel a bit more certain that that won't

happen. I was really scared of a stone getting stuck at first. The

more flushes I do, the more I see that not happening.

I read somewhere (can't remember where) that for every four liver

flushes you do, you should flush the kidneys. Is this true? And how do

I flush the kidneys? I've been searching the Internet and can't find

anything. I seem to remember reading to drink one juiced lemon in hot

water first thing in the morning. Is that sufficient for a kidney

flush, or is there something else I must do?

Tina

[Guest guest]

This is great news, Tina! Thanks for sharing

Vince

> I did my fourth flush last night. Between the hours of

> 5pm and 10 pm I consumed the following:

>

> juice of 3 granny smith apples

> juice of 3 lemons

> 12 oz olive oil

> 6 tablets of stone free

> 6 tablets of OxyPowder

>

> Between 1am and 2am I was up in a lot of discomfort. I

> thought I was going to throw up, but I didn't. I went

> really sweaty and my heartbeat was 105 (normal for me

> is 80). Then I got rid of a lot of stuff, including

> about 10 small pea sized stones.

>

> This morning I got rid of more stuff and all I can say

> it, THERE WERE TOO MANY TO COUNT, YEAH! Also I got one

> green floatie which was 2 inches by 1 inch!

>

> Today, however, I have felt awful. I intend taking

> some more OxyPowder tonight to clean out what is left.

> I really felt too sick this morning to take epsom

> salts. I had little energy and felt slightly dizzy.

> However, this evening I am feeling almost back to

> normal.

>

> The olive oil was really hard to take. I vowed it was

> my last flush. Do strawberries and cream really work?

> Maybe I'll do that next time. I did find that the

> olive oil was easier to swallow when it was mixed with

> the apple juice, rather than the lemon.

>

> My first three flushes weren't really successful, so

> I'm very pleased about the result of this flush. I

> just thought I'd share.

>

> Tina

[Guest guest]

<<I was wondering if you had incorporated

the epsom salts into the routine, a few hours before the lemon and

olive

oil, that it might not have been as discomfortable. >>

No, what I did was what I said I did. I took the OxyPowder instead of

the epsom salts. I figured that would clean me out just as much. On

the OxyPowder packet it says not to take at the same time as epsom salts.

<<I was also wondering if stone free is something you take during a flush

or is it something that you take longer term before a flush?>>

Yes, you are meant to take it long term. But I read the ingredients

and figured there was nothing in it which would harm if I took a large

dose over a small period of time, so that's what I did.

Tina

[Guest guest]

<<Did you mix the olive oil and lemon together very good. Use a blender

or shake vigorously.

It really doesn't taste all that bad mixed this way. and use a straw.

I think that grapefruit really tastes better than the lemon juice.>>

I did that last time and had a hard time swallowing it. This time I

let the oil sit on the lemon. I don't like grapefruit, so I would

never drink it. Would orange work?

I'm super sensitive to the smell of olive oil now. After flush #3 I

had a hard time cooking with olive oil because I found the smell so

bad after digesting so much.

I'm considering the strawberries and cream, but I really dislike cream

and always have done. I'm not sure I would do any better with that.

Tina

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure about orange, but red grapefruit tastes much better than

yellow. It's very sweet.

~Suzanne

--- " frinh " <frinh@y...> wrote:

> <<Did you mix the olive oil and lemon together very good.

>I don't like grapefruit, so I would

> never drink it. Would orange work? ....

> Tina