Brad - mucoid plaques - a terrifying education

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Hi Brad

I got a terrifying first hand education on mucoid plaques when I

took olilve leaf extract at 5 times the recommended dose. If we are

talking about the same things, they are long (perhaps 9 inches)

ropey " poo coloured " slimey things. I thought they were giant

parasites before I found photos indicating they were something

called mucoid plaques. I peeled off at least a dozen of them over a

3 month period using Olive leaf extract. I wondered if I was having

a psychotic experience - except that in my 40 years I'd never had

one before.

Helen

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> > Most likely yeast or fungus (most likely). This is a very good

> thing. You do not want it in your body. I would find someone

capable

> of guiding you through the process of elimination. It's eviction

> time! -DDave

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> > I have done 3 liver flushes. Each time an increasing amount of

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> white, almost stringy stuff is excreted. Does anyone know what

this is?

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[Guest guest]

Wow! Helen thanks for sharing that. I have yet to try that out. I

know Olive Leaf is very good for anti-bacteria, viral and fungal but I

have never heard of eliminating mucoid plaque by using that, but its

very possible as no one seems to take it in such a high concentration.

Did someone advise you to take 5x the recommended dose or did you

just try it out to see what would happen?

I'll try that out on myself. How long did you maintain the 5x the

recommended dose for?

Thanks again =)

Brad

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> > > Most likely yeast or fungus (most likely). This is a very good

> > thing. You do not want it in your body. I would find someone

> capable

> > of guiding you through the process of elimination. It's eviction

> > time! -DDave

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> > > gallstones@: helen_dehavilland@: Thu, 8 May 2008 00:25:15

> > +0000Subject: what is the white stuff?

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> > > I have done 3 liver flushes. Each time an increasing amount of

> very

> > white, almost stringy stuff is excreted. Does anyone know what

> this is?

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OK, if we all have mucoid plaques, or impacted matter, in our colon,

would simple laxative remove all that?

If not, how can the GI doctors perform colonoscopy where they have to

see the walls of colon?

The doctors claim the prep using strong laxatives makes the colon

" squeaky clean "

Can anyone enlighten me on this?

[Guest guest]

Hey Kris,

Yea those laxatives are damn powerful. They would remove some or most

of the mucoid plaque. They are really harsh though, can irritate the

villi in the small intestine and eventually deplete minerals due to

all the looseness. It's much healthier to try a mucoid plaque remover

like one of the two that I tried or one that you researched on your own.

During a colonscopy they can only see (their instruments can only make

so many turns and bends) a very small section of the small intestine

and most of the colon. Most of the important segments cant even be

inspected unless you do a capsule endoscopy which costs $. Here in

Canada it may eventually be covered by OHIP aka national healthcare.

But so far its not covered.

=)

Brad

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> OK, if we all have mucoid plaques, or impacted matter, in our colon,

> would simple laxative remove all that?

>

> If not, how can the GI doctors perform colonoscopy where they have to

> see the walls of colon?

>

> The doctors claim the prep using strong laxatives makes the colon

> " squeaky clean "

>

> Can anyone enlighten me on this?

>