Guest guest Posted March 24, 2004 Report Share Posted March 24, 2004 ! More on Excess Protein (Ask s Moritz # 2) Selected Forums - Support - Debate - Health Ask s Moritz # 2 [New] ( Description | s Website ) a.. More on Excess Protein by richidoo 5 h Printer-Friendly Version @ Email this message to a friend Subject: More on Excess Protein From: richidoo < no email > | Show All messages posted by richidoo | Date: 11:29 Aug 08 2003 (5 h) Hi everyone. I found this interesting article on the web. It describes once again how excess or poorly digested protein can cause all kinds of diseases when stored in the arteries and capillary walls. It also explained to me why I would feel great after several days or even a few hours of lemon juice fasting, but then resort to previous lack of energy after I stopped the lemon. Lemon, or any acid fruit, rapidly clears this stored protein though the dispersing effect of the potassium citrate, which acts electrically like soap inside the body. Lemon also stimulates bile secretion through its initial acidity, and bile quality with its many minerals thus improving digestion of other foods. Prior to reading s' book and learning that liver cleansing is more about restoring good health and not just avoiding gallstone attacks, I had only one way to feel good, that was lemon fasting (the master cleanse) but there was never any lasting benefit. Only liver cleansing (4 cleanses) has given me any noticeable, prgressive and cumulative improvement, and this makes sense too, since my digestion is improving, so that less undigested proteins can clog the filters and arteries, and more nutrients can get to where they are needed. The liver cleanse is like a permanent " master cleanse " for me. There is more to this article pertaining to electrical aspects of cells and nutrients, if you are interested, but this page relates directly to s' presentation that eating animal protein or other difficult to digest proteins clogs the liver blood capillary filters with undigested protein, disallowing blood cholesterol to enter the liver, causing the liver to believe blood shortage of cholesterol and so overproduce cholesterol for body needs, which in the absence of sufficient bile salts to solubility of all the extra cholesterol causes gallstones, which block flow of bile, which reduces digestion of protein and other nutrients, which is the cause myriad disease symptoms and a vicious cycle of poor health. Whew! s' recommendation of a vegetarian/vegan diet in addition to avoiding indigestable proteins has the advantage of supplying plenty of minerals and lecithin to make the bile very strong by increasing the concentration of bile salts in the bile. My liver cleansing is working great. After 4 cleanses, my mind is clearer and I have a much deeper spiritual awareness, and inner peace. My main frustration is waiting the month before repeating the cleanse, since the physical symptoms COMPLETELY disappear for a few days after a cleanse (hallelujah!), but then they return gradually over a week. I wish I could keep blasting those stones as soon as I feel the return of symptoms, but I guess this would be too much of a strain on the liver. I am very excited to have the symptoms remain gone permanently after more cleanses. I have removed a lot of stones on every cleanse. Thanks s! Rich The Protein Connection http://biomedx.com/zeta/page6.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your donations helps CureZone.com continue providing health & education services free of charge and free of advertising! .... Now: 16:49 Aug 08 Chicago Subscribe CureZone Newsletter Your email: Guest Book - News - FAQ - Liver Flush FAQ - Topics - Ask CureZone - Newsletter - Bowel Cleanse FAQ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ========================================================= Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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