Re: how do I know it is working?

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In a message dated 6/27/2004 12:48:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,

jannberger@... writes:

> I am allergic to sulfates, so can't take the

> epsom salts.

Hello Jannberger,

>>>I am allergic to sulfates, so can't take the epsom salts.<<<

Only a fleeting thought (and I may be off track, so someone please pipe in,

if so), but would you be able to substitute Epsoms with a product like

Oxy-powder, Homozone, Colozone, etc? All these products help to cleanse the

colon and

bowel, before and after a flush. I'm not 100% sure of the components of

Homozone or Colozone, because I use Oxy-powder, which is basically just ozonated

magnesium, citrate and germanium 132. Some people find these products are too

expensive to use, but I quite like the controllability of the capsule form and,

personally, feel it's worth spending the money, as a gentle substitute for a

professional colonic (the wuss in me!), as well as gaining benefit from the

germanium 132 supplement.

Maybe a more veteran flusher who has used one of these products can better

fill you in with this - the idea being to keep the bowel movements swift and

loose during a flush to rid you of all the toxins being released.

I am really not sure, however, if any of these products would still have the

same dilating effect on the bile ducts. Perhaps not, which may be a reason to

ensure you make every effort to soften/dissolve stones beforehand (apple

juice, or malic acid, super-phos 30, etc), if you are doing flushes without

Epsoms.

>>>Does the quality of olive oil make a difference? <<<

Quality of olive oil is important - extra virgin, first cold-pressed,

organic, if at all possible. This is the only oil I use, now, for flushing and

preparing food, but others in the group have used other types of oils

successfully

and may be able to fill you in on that.

>>>How does one collect stones so one can see how it is going?<<<

Use a collander that fits onto your toilet bowl, if you want to collect/count

your stones. It's suggested you rinse the bowel movements in the collander

over the toilet with a sprayer, afterwards. I found that I was so cleaned out

from the Oxy-powder, Epsoms and fasting, that all I passed were the stones, so

you don't have to " pan for gold " .

Sounds like you started with the slow flush and ended with a regular flush?

Maybe more palatable would be to try eating an avocado each day with an olive

oil and balsamic vinegar dressing (as much of the dressing as you like!). I've

had spontaneous mini-flushes doing this on a regular basis for lunch each day

(in combo with a daily regimen of Oxy-powder of 2 or 3 caps). The healthy fat

in the avocado gets the gall bladder contracting and, combined with the olive

oil and ascetic acid in the vinegar, it seems to simulate a mini-flush for me.

All the best to you!

Blessings, n

[Guest guest]

Jann, you said you were allergic to " sulfates " , did you mean " sulfites " ?

Sulfites are clearing agents used in red wines and other foodstuffs. Many

people are allergic to them and the substance is probably not good for

anyone. I react to it just like MSG. I get red in the face, somewhat dizzy and

spacy and then have a headache the next day. There are much better and

non-allergenic clearing agents that are used in many of the organic wines.

I've never heard of an allergy to sulfates, such as the Magnesium Sulfate in

Epsom Salts. If you are in doubt, get muscle tested for it.

Will in Minneapolis

> I am allergic to sulfates, so can't take the

> epsom salts.