RE: Liver Flush after heart by-pass surgery

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Hi Tor,

Quintuple bypass... Feel like you passed through the eye of a needle?

First and foremost keep your spirits up. Depression is one of the evil beasts

lurking around that particular operation. If you are wondering about

liver/gallbladder flushes they should be fine for you to do when you want. They

will also be very good for your arteries. Since it seems that you had

liver/gallbladder issues before the bypass, the excess plaque is probably

related. 50% of those having open chest cardio or angioplasty surgeries

experience cognitive disorders later. It is theorized that it is micro globule

of the plaque that are released by the operation that then travel to the brain

and impair blood flow. Keep in mind that while they swapped 6-12 inches of 5

arteries the same plaque situation is sitting on both sides of all and all

through the arterial system. Therefore, my friend, you are not done. Anything

you can do to help dissolve, transport, filter out, and eliminate that plaque

will be of immense value. not only with length of life but quality of life.

Anti oxidants, anti oxidants, anti oxidants. Exercise. Any chelating types of

agents. Possibilities are, chlorophyll (like chlorella algae), zeolites, those

anti oxidants, etc. Substances known for dissolution; Guggul (including the

close relatives of frankincense and myrrh), proteolytic and fibrotic enzymes

like Wobenzyme (or the other knock offs), serrapeptase, and nattokinase,

antioxidants again, ghee. Any and all cardiovascular herbs like arjuna,

hawthorne, and rehmannia. EFAs (essential fatty acids) like fish oils.

Vitamins such as D, C, and E. Depending on your constitution and situation

lots of liver " cleansing " . Mainly by diet and herbs but the flushes would be

good too.

Keep in mind that cardiovascular issues are not only preventable (too

late), arrestible (just in time), but also reversible (about time!)!. One of

the most impactfull experiences I have had surrounding this was while staying at

a ranch 18 miles up the Clearwater from ton in Idaho with a friend. He had

a friend of his come up from ton to shoot the breeze. This guy was 77

years old and rode his bike! I use to say that I wish I will be in that good a

shape when I am 50 let alone 77 but I have already hit the former milestone and

I am not. I quizzed him and I will paraphrase what he told me... " I had my

first heart attack in my 40's and had my third eleven years ago. That is when I

woke up and realized that if I didn't change my lifestyle this was going to kill

me. That is when I took up bike riding and changed my diet. " " I feel better

now than at any time in my life! " Wow, what a roll model. This guy now goes

around to Kiwanis clubs and retirement centers speaking of his experience. If

he can do it, I can do it; and if I can do it it you sure as, pardon my French,

hell can.

All the best,-Dave

gallstones@...: tor_h_tor_h@...: Sun, 18 May

2008 21:24:27 +0000Subject: Liver Flush after heart by-pass surgery

Firstly, I've completed MANY of Dr. 's flushes withwonderful (LOTS of nasty

globs of green, and pain, removed) results.However, three months the nasty crap

in my veins caused a quintuple by-pass to be needed.My surgeon has okayed me for

all activities but I wanted to check in here to see about anyone else's,

possible, personal experience.Any info/tales would be appreciated.Best

Regards,Tor

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Tor,

Quintuple bypass??? Save the $10-20 grand and go have chelation therapy at one

of the excellent chelation spas in the U.S.A. I haven't looked at this topic

for several years, but the success of chelation therapy in cleaning arteries has

saved all the patients from surgery. The clinics are run by medical chelation

specialists and the care is excellent.

Tor Hershman <tor_h_tor_h@...> wrote:

Firstly, I've completed MANY of Dr. 's flushes with

wonderful

(LOTS of nasty globs of green, and pain, removed)

results.

However, three months the nasty crap in my veins caused a

quintuple by-pass to be needed.

My surgeon has okayed me for all activities but I wanted to

check in here to see about anyone else's, possible, personal

experience.

Any info/tales would be appreciated.

Best Regards,

Tor