Amazing results and lesson learned

September 24, 2005

Hi everyone! I just did my second flush and wow, what a profound experience! I

maybe passed a few large stones (quarter size) my first time. On a gut feeling

I started taking the Chinese herbs and also did a parasite cleanse with Paragone

but being that I'm the world's worst procrastinator and because I'm one of those

independent contractor types who's afraid to take a couple of days off of work

just in case it gets busy (and it usually does), I put off doing my second

cleanse for too long. In other words, I went into a pretty bad attack six days

ago and only took the time to do something about it yesterday.

So I finally break down and take a couple of days from work (I'm a massage

therapist) and do the flush in absolute agony thinking, I'm sure as the day is

long I'm going to end up in the hospital this time. I figured the timing was

perfect for landing in the ER -- my daughter is flying in next week. 's

Law. didn't win this time, however.

I used the s Moritz recipe for gallbladder flushing to the letter and it

worked beyond my wildest imaginings. I've flushed hundreds and hundreds of

small stones so far. I think the gold coin grass really did break things up

quite a bit. After passing yet more stones just an hour ago, the pain I've been

living with for a week simply vanished -- gone! I went from being in total

agony to feeling perfectly fine and it's been less than 24 hours from starting

the flush.

My lesson learned -- I broke the rule about doing flushes every two weeks to

once a month until two consecutive clean flushes. I haven't done one since

March. And yes, it was much, much worse this time. And yes, I had success, but

I followed the instructions to the letter. I have already scheduled two days

off work in three weeks to do the same thing again. I will do the same with my

third, fourth, fifth, sixth -- however many flushes it takes. No more

procrastinating for me. It was simply amazing. No, it wasn't pleasant, but I'd

rather have 24 hours of hell than dealing with being minus an organ for the rest

of my life and dealing with the possible ramifications of that.

Also, I imagine that doing a flush without being in the midst of having a

gallbladder attack can't be all that bad can it?

Lori

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