Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

[Guest guest]

I've done 3 purges and the first one was a 9 day one with the olive oil and

lemon juice. I've never done one with epsom salts. To help support the liver,

take the herb Milk Thistle. I also take A-F Betafood from Standard Process Labs

daily because that is supposed to help ensure a person will not have to lose

their GB. So far, it's worked well for me.

Amber

Hi,

I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone has a good simple

liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I tried it once before and

it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a supplement you can take

regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also wondering what

citrus juices can be used and what the difference is between them.

Thank you,

.

[Guest guest]

,

In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone flush doesn't work well without

the epsom slats - nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and you

should not have been bleeding from a proper dose of epsom salts diluted in water

- four cups of water and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...> wrote: Hi,

I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone has a good simple

liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I tried it once before and

it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a supplement you can take

regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also wondering what

citrus juices can be used and what the difference is between them.

Thank you,

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Hello there. My wife had a liver cleanse to remove her 3 gallstones,

she just used olive oil and fresh lemon juice. She took apple juice

before her cleanse day. check out her story :

http://mompopson.blogspot.com/2007/08/how-to-remove-gallstones-

naturally.html I hope this can be of help

[Guest guest]

Hello there. My wife had done a cleanse using only olive oil and fresh

lemon juice.

read : http://mompopson.blogspot.com/2007/08/how-to-remove-gallstones-

naturally.html

I hope the story can help you

[Guest guest]

Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of epsom salts? This approach

is suggested in the IC Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any trouble with it. I feel

like I could tolerate drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

Margh

----- Original Message -----

From: Liz Sapareto

gallstones

Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

,

In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone flush doesn't work well without

the epsom slats - nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and you

should not have been bleeding from a proper dose of epsom salts diluted in water

- four cups of water and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...> wrote: Hi,

I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone has a good simple

liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I tried it once before and

it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a supplement you can take

regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also wondering what

citrus juices can be used and what the difference is between them.

Thank you,

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I know that many of you are going to find this absurd,

but I actually found on the internet some information

saying that epsom salts can trigger cardiac arrest.

Thought you all might want to know this. Google it up.

I also found on the internet several websites calling

Dr. Hulda a quack.

--- Margherita <mmdh@...> wrote:

> Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of

> epsom salts? This approach is suggested in the IC

> Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any

> trouble with it. I feel like I could tolerate

> drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

>

> Margh

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Liz Sapareto

> gallstones

> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

> Subject: Re: Can you recommend a

> liver cleanse?

>

>

> ,

> In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone

> flush doesn't work well without the epsom slats -

> nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and

> you should not have been bleeding from a proper dose

> of epsom salts diluted in water - four cups of water

> and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

>

> nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...> wrote: Hi,

> I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone

> has a good simple

> liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

> tried it once before and

> it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

> supplement you can take

> regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also

> wondering what

> citrus juices can be used and what the difference

> is between them.

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>

>

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Try magnesium citrate, available at any grocery or drug store. -D

----- Original Message -----

From: Margherita<mailto:mmdh@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 8:55 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of epsom salts? This approach

is suggested in the IC Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any trouble with it. I feel

like I could tolerate drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

Margh

----- Original Message -----

From: Liz Sapareto

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

,

In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone flush doesn't work well without

the epsom slats - nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and you

should not have been bleeding from a proper dose of epsom salts diluted in water

- four cups of water and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...<mailto:nicoleyale@...>> wrote:

Hi,

I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone has a good simple

liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I tried it once before and

it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a supplement you can take

regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also wondering what

citrus juices can be used and what the difference is between them.

Thank you,

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You can also die from drinking too much water. It would take a God awful amount

to trigger an MI but possible. Disregard the scare tactic. Hulda

definitely has her naivety but in terms of the gallbladder stuff is very good.

-D

----- Original Message -----

From: Seoane<mailto:robert_seoane@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 9:43 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

I know that many of you are going to find this absurd,

but I actually found on the internet some information

saying that epsom salts can trigger cardiac arrest.

Thought you all might want to know this. Google it up.

I also found on the internet several websites calling

Dr. Hulda a quack.

--- Margherita <mmdh@...<mailto:mmdh@...>> wrote:

> Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of

> epsom salts? This approach is suggested in the IC

> Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

>

> I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any

> trouble with it. I feel like I could tolerate

> drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

>

> Margh

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: Liz Sapareto

> gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

> Subject: Re: Can you recommend a

> liver cleanse?

>

>

> ,

> In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone

> flush doesn't work well without the epsom slats -

> nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and

> you should not have been bleeding from a proper dose

> of epsom salts diluted in water - four cups of water

> and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

>

> nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...<mailto:nicoleyale@...>> wrote:

Hi,

> I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone

> has a good simple

> liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

> tried it once before and

> it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

> supplement you can take

> regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also

> wondering what

> citrus juices can be used and what the difference

> is between them.

> Thank you,

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi MIke,

I read your wife's story and I have done flushes before, one just this week.

How long ago did your wife do hers and has she gone back for an ultrasound to

verify if the 3 stone she had disappeared?

Thanks

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This doesn't surprise me because any group of statisticians can take any figures

and manipulate them to come up with their desired results. I still say that

people need to do their own research and come up with what seems right for their

body. If something just doesn't sound right to you, don't do it.

Amber

I know that many of you are going to find this absurd,

but I actually found on the internet some information

saying that epsom salts can trigger cardiac arrest.

Thought you all might want to know this. Google it up.

I also found on the internet several websites calling

Dr. Hulda a quack.

.

[Guest guest]

thanks ...I agree with you about Hulda ...and I am very

much prejudiced against traditional medicine. I have read several of

her books and found that she just rambles alot in a conclusory

fashion without a lot of scientific support for her claims. We need

to be careful out there....Alternative medicine has the same

potential to cause harm as the conventionally trained and

surgery crowd. I think our best resource is other sick people!!

Hi,

> > I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone

> > has a good simple

> > liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

> > tried it once before and

> > it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

> > supplement you can take

> > regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also

> > wondering what

> > citrus juices can be used and what the difference

> > is between them.

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

The only book I've read that has inspired me to eat

healthy is Dr. Cabot's " Liver Cleansing Diet " .

Although I don't make her recipes because I am not a

cook, I do eat the ingredients she recommends in my

own way and I feel a remarkable improvement. I feel

she is talking common sense.

--- CC <cobchc@...> wrote:

> thanks ...I agree with you about Hulda

> ...and I am very

> much prejudiced against traditional medicine. I

> have read several of

> her books and found that she just rambles alot in a

> conclusory

> fashion without a lot of scientific support for her

> claims. We need

> to be careful out there....Alternative medicine has

> the same

> potential to cause harm as the conventionally

> trained and

> surgery crowd. I think our best resource is other

> sick people!!

>

>

> Hi,

> > > I am new to this group and was wondering if

> anyone

> > > has a good simple

> > > liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

> > > tried it once before and

> > > it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

> > > supplement you can take

> > > regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was

> also

> > > wondering what

> > > citrus juices can be used and what the

> difference

> > > is between them.

> > > Thank you,

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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I'm afraid you will ALWAYS find websites that will call true " healers "

quacks. Anything or anyone that is a threat to the pharmaceutical and

medical mafia will be viciously attacked and called quackery. In defense of

Dr. Hulda - http://www.hulda-clark-quack.com/

As far as Epsom Salts causing cardiac arrest, here's what I found. Doesn't

sound like this mother felt the epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) actually

caused her daughter's death. Why would she be " impressed " with the results

it the result was " DEATH? " Readers, what do you think? Barb

Subject: RE: Saltwater and Epsom salt baths

From: MARLENE

Date: 14-Aug-02

EPSOM SALT WAS USED ON MY 4 WEEK OLD DAUGHTER UP UNTIL SHE DIED FROM CARDIAC

ARREST AT 6 1/2 WEEKS. I DECIDED TO USE IT AFTER A DOCTOR RECOMMENDED IT ON

HER HANDS. SHE WAS STARTING TO LOOSE HER FINGERNAILS. I SUGGESTED WE USE IT

ON HER WHOLE BODY. HE SAID THAT IF I TRY IT TO USE ONLY A SMALL AMOUNT. I

USED ONLY TWO TABLESPOONS FULL TO A QUARTER FULL WATER IN A GROWNUP BATHTUB.

WE WERE SO IMPRESSED WITH THE RESULTS.

http://www.debra.org/oldforums/thread.cfm%3Fthreadid=917 & messages=24.html

----- Original Message -----

From: " Seoane " <robert_seoane@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 11:43 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

>

> I know that many of you are going to find this absurd,

> but I actually found on the internet some information

> saying that epsom salts can trigger cardiac arrest.

>

> Thought you all might want to know this. Google it up.

>

> I also found on the internet several websites calling

> Dr. Hulda a quack.

>

>

> --- Margherita <mmdh@...> wrote:

>

>> Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of

>> epsom salts? This approach is suggested in the IC

>> Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

>>

>> I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any

>> trouble with it. I feel like I could tolerate

>> drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

>>

>> Margh

>>

>> ----- Original Message -----

>> From: Liz Sapareto

>> gallstones

>> Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

>> Subject: Re: Can you recommend a

>> liver cleanse?

>>

>>

>> ,

>> In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone

>> flush doesn't work well without the epsom slats -

>> nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and

>> you should not have been bleeding from a proper dose

>> of epsom salts diluted in water - four cups of water

>> and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

>>

>> nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...> wrote: Hi,

>> I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone

>> has a good simple

>> liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

>> tried it once before and

>> it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

>> supplement you can take

>> regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also

>> wondering what

>> citrus juices can be used and what the difference

>> is between them.

>> Thank you,

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

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[Guest guest]

OMG! What was wrong with her daughter? No I don't understand the comment that

she was impressed with the results. Perhaps she didn't mean to use the word

impressed.

Amber

As far as Epsom Salts causing cardiac arrest, here's what I found. Doesn't

sound like this mother felt the epsom salt (magnesium sulfate) actually

caused her daughter's death. Why would she be " impressed " with the results

it the result was " DEATH? " Readers, what do you think? Barb

.

[Guest guest]

Amber, think about it!! Her daughter had something VERY seriously wrong

with her. Her skin problems was something she and her doctor could do

something about. It's the SKIN's reaction to the ES bath/s that she was

impressed with. It's obvious to me that she EXPECTED her daughter to die,

but NOT because she was bathing her body in a Epsom Salt solution.

UNDERSTAND what you are reading; don't ASSUME!!

----- Original Message -----

From: " Amber " <amber@...>

<gallstones >

Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 10:44 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

> OMG! What was wrong with her daughter? No I don't understand the comment

> that she was impressed with the results. Perhaps she didn't mean to use

> the word impressed.

>

> Amber

[Guest guest]

Huh! I was responding to someone else who was surprised at the word. Not

everyone on this list has English as a first language and I thought maybe she

had simply used an incorrect word. Geez, calm down.

Amber

Amber, think about it!! Her daughter had something VERY seriously wrong

with her. Her skin problems was something she and her doctor could do

something about. It's the SKIN's reaction to the ES bath/s that she was

impressed with. It's obvious to me that she EXPECTED her daughter to die,

but NOT because she was bathing her body in a Epsom Salt solution.

UNDERSTAND what you are reading; don't ASSUME!!

.

[Guest guest]

You can die from doing too much anything.

--- Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...> wrote:

> You can also die from drinking too much water. It

> would take a God awful amount to trigger an MI but

> possible. Disregard the scare tactic. Hulda

> definitely has her naivety but in terms of the

> gallbladder stuff is very good. -D

> ----- Original Message -----

> From:

> Seoane<mailto:robert_seoane@...>

> To:

>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

>

> Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 9:43 PM

> Subject: Re: Can you recommend a

> liver cleanse?

>

>

>

> I know that many of you are going to find this

> absurd,

> but I actually found on the internet some

> information

> saying that epsom salts can trigger cardiac

> arrest.

>

> Thought you all might want to know this. Google it

> up.

>

> I also found on the internet several websites

> calling

> Dr. Hulda a quack.

>

> --- Margherita

> <mmdh@...<mailto:mmdh@...>> wrote:

>

> > Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead

> of

> > epsom salts? This approach is suggested in the

> IC

> > Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

> >

> > I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had

> any

> > trouble with it. I feel like I could tolerate

> > drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom

> salts.

> >

> > Margh

> >

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: Liz Sapareto

> > To:

>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

>

> > Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

> > Subject: Re: Can you recommend a

> > liver cleanse?

> >

> >

> > ,

> > In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone

> > flush doesn't work well without the epsom slats

> -

> > nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts.

> and

> > you should not have been bleeding from a proper

> dose

> > of epsom salts diluted in water - four cups of

> water

> > and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

> >

> > nicoleyale

>

<nicoleyale@...<mailto:nicoleyale@...>>

> wrote: Hi,

> > I am new to this group and was wondering if

> anyone

> > has a good simple

> > liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I

> > tried it once before and

> > it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a

> > supplement you can take

> > regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was

> also

> > wondering what

> > citrus juices can be used and what the

> difference

> > is between them.

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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EPSOM SALTS NOW COME IN CAPSULES

Dave Shelden <wholehealthawareness@...> wrote: Try magnesium

citrate, available at any grocery or drug store. -D

----- Original Message -----

From: Margherita<mailto:mmdh@...>

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2007 8:55 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

Has anyone tried using Milk of Magnesia instead of epsom salts? This approach is

suggested in the IC Puzzle book by Amrit Willis.

I'm wondering if anyone has use the MoM and had any trouble with it. I feel like

I could tolerate drinking a bottle of MoM better than epsom salts.

Margh

----- Original Message -----

From: Liz Sapareto

gallstones <mailto:gallstones >

Sent: Sunday, September 09, 2007 4:20 PM

Subject: Re: Can you recommend a liver cleanse?

,

In my opinion and experience, the gaall stone flush doesn't work well without

the epsom slats - nothing dilates the bile ducts like epsom salts. and you

should not have been bleeding from a proper dose of epsom salts diluted in water

- four cups of water and 3 tablespoons of epsom salts is sufficient.

nicoleyale <nicoleyale@...<mailto:nicoleyale@...>> wrote: Hi,

I am new to this group and was wondering if anyone has a good simple

liver cleanse preferably without epsom salt.I tried it once before and

it burned so much I was bleeding.Is there a supplement you can take

regularly that would do a mild cleanse?I was also wondering what

citrus juices can be used and what the difference is between them.

Thank you,

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