Re: Re: white poop (excuse me)

[Guest guest]

okay...

I think i tried to follow Hulda 's protocol. But, I will tell you exactly

what I did and PLEASE tell me exactly what I should change and I WILL..

Thank you in advance.

1) I had nothing but apple cider with apple cider vinegar and orthophosphoric

acid drops for four days.

2) On the eve of fourth day I took olive oil (only got down a quarter of a cup

with grapefruit.)

3) Before taking the olive oil at 6 pm I had an epsom salt drink (1 tbs. in 3/4

cups warm water)

4) at 8 pm i repeated the epsom salts

5) at 9:30 I had olive oil

I had no results the next morning and I did not take the epsom salts in the am

(WHO KNOWS WHY!) I am silly.

Since I got no results, I...

6) repeated the epsom salts in the evening and olive oil--this time drinking

half a cup with lemeon.

7) I woke up in middle of night, I was so hungry I thought there would be no

harm in eating something since the oil is already passed through (sorry, my

silly thinking)

8) again to ensure my possible failure, I didn't take epsom salts that morning

either.

I think that since I have done these before years ago SUPERVISED...with a group,

I sort of assumed certain things. We didn't use epsom salts so I thought eh,

the evening ones are enough and these took place of the enemas (actually

colemas) we were doing.

Anyway, please tell me what I should do/add differently and I will try again.

tell when I should strat all over. This evening?

Rose

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From: elan_spire <elan_spire@...>

gallstones

Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 3:38:37 AM

Subject: Re: white poop (excuse me)

>

> I didn't do the epsom salts in the morning--only in the evening

before oil. I'll try again tomorrow...

>

>

>

Rose,

Please tell us, exactly what flush protocol are you using? It's

important!

If you're using the wrong protocol, and/or if you're not following it

correctly, this could most definitely be part of what's causing you

difficulty. It could also be a big reason why you didn't pass very

many stones.

It's really important to follow the proper procedure and not deviate

from it, otherwise you could very well be preventing your body from

passing as many stones as it otherwise could, as well as causing

yourself to feel unwell.

For instance, eating in the middle of the night a few hours after

taking the olive oil is not part of any liver flush protocol.

I'm sorry to tell you this, but putting food into your digestive

system during the flush is definitely not recommended!

The whole idea behind these flushes is to have your digestive tract as

EMPTY as possible throughout the process so the stones can pass *with

the least amount of obstruction in your intestines* quickly and easily

out of your body.

This is also why it's so important to take ALL of the doses of epsom

salt - both in the evening before you drink the oil and in the morning

after you wake up - because the magnesium sulphate they contain causes

your bowels to get very loose and move rapidly, again, helping to

expedite the removal of any stones that have been released from the

gall bladder into your system.

The epsom salt also stimulates contraction of the gall bladder and

relaxes the sphincter muscle that controls the flow of bile into the

duodenum.

(See " The Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush " )

http://curezone. com/blogs/ fm.asp?i= 985355

So if you skip the two doses of epsom salt in the morning, you not

only lose the benefits of the extra contractions of the gall bladder

and the relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi, but you also lose the

effect of those extra bowel movements caused by the magnesium. This

means any stones that may have been released into your intestines will

stay there even longer where they'll have time to be re-digested and

absorbed back into your system - which is most definitely something

you do not want to happen!

Do you see? What you want is to get all those stones and sludge OUT -

asap! What you don't want is to leave them hanging around inside you,

stagnated in there along with another meal that needs digesting.

This is another reason I suggested doing enemas both before and after

the flush, remember?

Please Rose, before you go forward on Sunday with another flush, won't

you tell us exactly what protocol you're using? If you use the proper

protocol and follow it to the letter, you may get much better results.

elan

[Guest guest]

also, I don't want to wait till 6 pm to do first epsom salts. I want to be in

bed by 8:30. I am exhausted and concerned.

________________________________

From: elan_spire <elan_spire@...>

gallstones

Sent: Sunday, January 4, 2009 3:38:37 AM

Subject: Re: white poop (excuse me)

>

> I didn't do the epsom salts in the morning--only in the evening

before oil. I'll try again tomorrow...

>

>

>

Rose,

Please tell us, exactly what flush protocol are you using? It's

important!

If you're using the wrong protocol, and/or if you're not following it

correctly, this could most definitely be part of what's causing you

difficulty. It could also be a big reason why you didn't pass very

many stones.

It's really important to follow the proper procedure and not deviate

from it, otherwise you could very well be preventing your body from

passing as many stones as it otherwise could, as well as causing

yourself to feel unwell.

For instance, eating in the middle of the night a few hours after

taking the olive oil is not part of any liver flush protocol.

I'm sorry to tell you this, but putting food into your digestive

system during the flush is definitely not recommended!

The whole idea behind these flushes is to have your digestive tract as

EMPTY as possible throughout the process so the stones can pass *with

the least amount of obstruction in your intestines* quickly and easily

out of your body.

This is also why it's so important to take ALL of the doses of epsom

salt - both in the evening before you drink the oil and in the morning

after you wake up - because the magnesium sulphate they contain causes

your bowels to get very loose and move rapidly, again, helping to

expedite the removal of any stones that have been released from the

gall bladder into your system.

The epsom salt also stimulates contraction of the gall bladder and

relaxes the sphincter muscle that controls the flow of bile into the

duodenum.

(See " The Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush " )

http://curezone. com/blogs/ fm.asp?i= 985355

So if you skip the two doses of epsom salt in the morning, you not

only lose the benefits of the extra contractions of the gall bladder

and the relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi, but you also lose the

effect of those extra bowel movements caused by the magnesium. This

means any stones that may have been released into your intestines will

stay there even longer where they'll have time to be re-digested and

absorbed back into your system - which is most definitely something

you do not want to happen!

Do you see? What you want is to get all those stones and sludge OUT -

asap! What you don't want is to leave them hanging around inside you,

stagnated in there along with another meal that needs digesting.

This is another reason I suggested doing enemas both before and after

the flush, remember?

Please Rose, before you go forward on Sunday with another flush, won't

you tell us exactly what protocol you're using? If you use the proper

protocol and follow it to the letter, you may get much better results.

elan

[Guest guest]

Hi Rose,

It is imperative to consume the magnesium in whatever form for the 24 hours

leading up to the flush. This is to relax the ducts, evacuate the colon etc.

It sounds as though you only did the Epsom salts at the approximate time of the

olive oil. The magnesium should be started approx 24 hours before hand in

several doses. Be careful here. The white stool suggests no bile. This is

both a gallbladder and liver issue. Starting with consecutive doses of

Magnesium every 4 waking hours and then the oil/citrus mixture in the evening

should get you back on track. Colemas or enemas are fine if you would like as

long as you have no nausea. I assume you had color in your stool up to the

point of the flush. If color does not return after your next flush attempt it

might be prudent to have a liver panel done by your doc. Any sign of jaundice

would be an indicator for the same. All the best, -D

Re: white poop (excuse me)

>

> I didn't do the epsom salts in the morning--only in the evening

before oil. I'll try again tomorrow...

>

>

>

Rose,

Please tell us, exactly what flush protocol are you using? It's

important!

If you're using the wrong protocol, and/or if you're not following it

correctly, this could most definitely be part of what's causing you

difficulty. It could also be a big reason why you didn't pass very

many stones.

It's really important to follow the proper procedure and not deviate

from it, otherwise you could very well be preventing your body from

passing as many stones as it otherwise could, as well as causing

yourself to feel unwell.

For instance, eating in the middle of the night a few hours after

taking the olive oil is not part of any liver flush protocol.

I'm sorry to tell you this, but putting food into your digestive

system during the flush is definitely not recommended!

The whole idea behind these flushes is to have your digestive tract as

EMPTY as possible throughout the process so the stones can pass *with

the least amount of obstruction in your intestines* quickly and easily

out of your body.

This is also why it's so important to take ALL of the doses of epsom

salt - both in the evening before you drink the oil and in the morning

after you wake up - because the magnesium sulphate they contain causes

your bowels to get very loose and move rapidly, again, helping to

expedite the removal of any stones that have been released from the

gall bladder into your system.

The epsom salt also stimulates contraction of the gall bladder and

relaxes the sphincter muscle that controls the flow of bile into the

duodenum.

(See " The Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush " )

http://curezone.<http://curezone./> com/blogs/ fm.asp?i= 985355

So if you skip the two doses of epsom salt in the morning, you not

only lose the benefits of the extra contractions of the gall bladder

and the relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi, but you also lose the

effect of those extra bowel movements caused by the magnesium. This

means any stones that may have been released into your intestines will

stay there even longer where they'll have time to be re-digested and

absorbed back into your system - which is most definitely something

you do not want to happen!

Do you see? What you want is to get all those stones and sludge OUT -

asap! What you don't want is to leave them hanging around inside you,

stagnated in there along with another meal that needs digesting.

This is another reason I suggested doing enemas both before and after

the flush, remember?

Please Rose, before you go forward on Sunday with another flush, won't

you tell us exactly what protocol you're using? If you use the proper

protocol and follow it to the letter, you may get much better results.

elan

[Guest guest]

if you have only one whitish poop, nothing to worry, if all the time then it is

something different.

 

Jay

From: elan_spire <elan_spire@...>

Subject: Re: white poop (excuse me)

gallstones

Date: Sunday, January 4, 2009, 12:38 AM

>

> I didn't do the epsom salts in the morning--only in the evening

before oil. I'll try again tomorrow...

>

>

>

Rose,

Please tell us, exactly what flush protocol are you using? It's

important!

If you're using the wrong protocol, and/or if you're not following it

correctly, this could most definitely be part of what's causing you

difficulty. It could also be a big reason why you didn't pass very

many stones.

It's really important to follow the proper procedure and not deviate

from it, otherwise you could very well be preventing your body from

passing as many stones as it otherwise could, as well as causing

yourself to feel unwell.

For instance, eating in the middle of the night a few hours after

taking the olive oil is not part of any liver flush protocol.

I'm sorry to tell you this, but putting food into your digestive

system during the flush is definitely not recommended!

The whole idea behind these flushes is to have your digestive tract as

EMPTY as possible throughout the process so the stones can pass *with

the least amount of obstruction in your intestines* quickly and easily

out of your body.

This is also why it's so important to take ALL of the doses of epsom

salt - both in the evening before you drink the oil and in the morning

after you wake up - because the magnesium sulphate they contain causes

your bowels to get very loose and move rapidly, again, helping to

expedite the removal of any stones that have been released from the

gall bladder into your system.

The epsom salt also stimulates contraction of the gall bladder and

relaxes the sphincter muscle that controls the flow of bile into the

duodenum.

(See " The Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush " )

http://curezone. com/blogs/ fm.asp?i= 985355

So if you skip the two doses of epsom salt in the morning, you not

only lose the benefits of the extra contractions of the gall bladder

and the relaxation of the sphincter of Oddi, but you also lose the

effect of those extra bowel movements caused by the magnesium. This

means any stones that may have been released into your intestines will

stay there even longer where they'll have time to be re-digested and

absorbed back into your system - which is most definitely something

you do not want to happen!

Do you see? What you want is to get all those stones and sludge OUT -

asap! What you don't want is to leave them hanging around inside you,

stagnated in there along with another meal that needs digesting.

This is another reason I suggested doing enemas both before and after

the flush, remember?

Please Rose, before you go forward on Sunday with another flush, won't

you tell us exactly what protocol you're using? If you use the proper

protocol and follow it to the letter, you may get much better results.

elan