Re: Gallbladder/liver flushing - Lorie

May 25, 2004

Hey Lorie,

>>>Does the gallbladder get emptied of stones?<<<

Well, from what I understand, once we start making stones, we generally

continue to do so (genetic predisposition, etc), which is why regular flushing

is

recommended by most veteran flushers. Also, once you start shifting them from

the gall bladder area, the liver stones may then pass more freely into the GB

(which becomes like a holding tank). If we have GB stones, then it seems we

also have liver stones. Please correct me, guys, if I am off track with this.

I understand, from reading testimonials at the Curezone site, however, that

it is possible to clean out your GB, as evidenced by those who have had before

and after ultrasounds. Although, even ultrasounds don't always pick up the

smaller stones, which is why it isn't always 100% accurate as a testing tool.

For those who choose flushing to preserve their GB (and general body) health,

it is becomes a kind of lifelong ritual cleansing to remove harmful toxins

and for general health, whether stones are a problem, or not, as I think Vince

just mentioned in one of his emails. The flush also has the added benefit of

cleansing a fatty, sluggish liver and to improve its performance.

If you are a " stone-maker " , there are ways to reduce producing them with

careful diet regimens, which include eating healthy fats, dietary

supplementation

and excluding risk factors. Will just mentioned the " Maker's Diet " and then

there is also " Cabot's " . I'm sure there are more, but these are the two

that come to mind. Carol also sent in some really great material on enzyme

supplementation.

What I am finding is that in order to keep my GB and maintain liver health,

it really necessitates a holistic approach to body health (exercise, diet,

reducing toxins, etc)....again, our resident vet and purveyor of seemingly

endless

wisdom, Will, just gave a fantastic holistic approach summary.

I understand about feeling somewhat nauseous with downing the oil. The straw

suggestion really helps. I haven't tried the olive oil/grapefruit mix, as yet,

but found that by chasing sips of oil with sips of freshly squeezed lemon

helped to break up that horrid taste in the mouth.

All the best with your next flush, Lorie, and enjoy your avocados and

vinaigrette!

Blessings, n

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