A Warning for Flushers

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Be very careful with flushing. You will blame yourself for doing

it, if the stones clogged the openings of your gallbladder, liver, or

kidney. The white color of your eyes will become yellow, your

skin and your nails will turn yellow. This is a sign that your system

is no longer working properly, your blood is now dirty, and once

you're not able to resolve it back your life is much in trouble.

Jess

Sridevi Rajesh <raj_sri@...> wrote:

Hi Dainel:

I agree, it is hard to drink lemon juice and

Olive oil combo.

In my first flush used this recipe:

" Lemon Juice and the Olive Oil and some Welch's Grape

Juice and a Tablespoon of Honey and put them in a

blender and mixed it all up for a minute "

from http://www.relfe.com/gall_stone_cleanse.html

It went on well, but during the second flush attempt

recently I gave up after 2 sips.

But I will try this again soon.

Thanks again !

Rajesh

--- danyl777 <ayejes@...> wrote:

> Well I am at it again trying to do a flush. I

> understand the

> difficulties of those who can't stand drinking all

> that olive oil. I

> had seen on cure zone and different formula from the

> lemon olive oil

> flush. It uses 3 limes, 1 tablespoon of flax oil

> (which could be any

> naturally processed oil) and two organic egg yokes.

> Mix it all

> together and drink it. A couple of precautions is

> that you should

> never mix it in a metal bowel or use metal

> silverware because the

> metal is said that it can interact with the liquid

> and weaken it's

> effective strength. The other is that you need to

> drink it lukewarm.

> The reason has something to do with the liver and

> drinking it could

> interfers with the liver for the flush.

>

> As for me I have not gone to the doctor's main

> because I can't afford

> it but I don't much care for american synthetic

> witch doctor's

> anyways. I have had all the typical symptoms so I

> am treating myself

> for gallstones. I had passed stones before. I did

> make the mistake

> that years ago when I did a flush that I stopped

> after I got a bunch

> of stones. I at the time did not understand that

> the liver could be

> full of stones and once you empty your gall bladder

> it can fill up

> again with the liver emptying out.

>

> But I had always struggle with drinking so much oil

> a mist the

> synthetic witch doctor's fear mongering about

> drinking to much oil and

> how they had run down the flushes. After reading

> about some one who

> did a flush without olive oil, they used some other

> oil that was not

> green and still got those green color stones, well

> that convinced me

> that it was not just soap stones. Now I do think

> that I may have

> gotten something like soap stones once when I did a

> flush but it was a

> geliten like and it was not the same green stones I

> had with another

> flush I did.

>

> I don't know how some of you do it, I have been to

> americanized and

> find it very hard to go without food for even one

> meal. Also I don't

> know how some of you drink that lemon juice - yuck.

> But what I have

> found that works for me is that I mix these

> concosions with apple

> juice. The other thing I will say for others is

> that I don't always

> use all organic, which is not because I don't want

> to but because I

> haven't been able to always afford it.

>

> I do think that one of my biggest mistakes has been

> having fat in my

> diet before the flush. I read where someone talked

> about not having

> fat the day before so that the gall bladder will

> fill with bile and

> then when you take the olive oil or what ever it

> causes all that bile

> to flush and hopefully with stones.

>

> So what I am going to try is a no-fat diet for upto

> a week. There is a

> Biblical principle of fasting for 7 to 10 days and

> then afterwards

> eating a high fat diet. Which one person theorized

> would cause the

> people to pass alot of stones. Well I know I

> wouldn't be able to go a

> week let alone a day without food, but since fasting

> or no fat diet is

> basically the same, I thought I would try a no fat

> diet.

>

> So that is the journey I am on. I downloaded a no

> fat food list.

> Unfortunately today when I bought some melba toast

> which is suppose to

> be no fat, it turned out to have 1 gram, because it

> was sesame

> flavored. I turned out that only plain is fat free.

>

>

> Well I'll just take it day by day for right now.

> Just as a side note,

> I am only doing a no fat diet temporarily in place

> of fasting. I am

> already aware of the need of fat in our diets.

>

>

>

>

>

>

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