liver flush

[Guest guest]

Yes, Super Phos (1-ounce) can be mixed in a gallon of distilled

water/purified water and used. However, the taste will not be great. Also,

one can mix half organic apple juice and half distilled water (make up one

gallon) plus the Super Phos or something like LivaPure (don't use both).

That will help to cut down on the sugar concern.

Be Well

Loretta

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

I heard that orthophosphoric acid may be used instead of apple juice. You

might wish to search that.

bw

nil

[Guest guest]

The taste is great when the phosphoric acid is in soda drinks. That

is why they throw it in the sodas -- to give the sodas a " tang " .

Never mind that it throws your whole body wildly acidic, and eats up

your bones and teeth.

I once had a friend who tried to give up Diet Coke for Lent. He

couldn't do it.

>

> Yes, Super Phos (1-ounce) can be mixed in a gallon of distilled

> water/purified water and used. However, the taste will not be

great. Also,

> one can mix half organic apple juice and half distilled water (make

up one

> gallon) plus the Super Phos or something like LivaPure (don't use

both).

> That will help to cut down on the sugar concern.

>

> Be Well

> Loretta

>

>

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

>

> I heard that orthophosphoric acid may be used instead of apple

juice. You

> might wish to search that.

> bw

> nil

>

[Guest guest]

What is old age?

Ruth   

>

>

> From: Gavriela de Boer <gavrieladeboer@...>

> Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Liver Flush

>

> Date: Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 10:31 AM

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

> Hi, this is Gavriela. I've been a member of this group

> for the past six years. I rarely check in to say much, I

> mostly lurk and read everything that's posted. I know

> that there are others who used to be here and who

> contributed to some lively and informative discussions, who

> are now either gone or simply hang around as I do, waiting

> for some new people with fresh ideas.

>

> I feel a need to jump in right now so that you ()

> not give up on this group. It needs what you provide: a

> breath of fresh air and plain common sense. I also

> appreciate your respectful attitude towards other posters as

> well as your openness to hearing about what has helped

> others fighting HCV.

>

> It seems that what repeatedly derails conversation here is

> the unwillingness of some posters to hear anything about

> treatment options other than the one they believe in.

> Sharon, while I would defend your right to state your

> opinion about your own her specific treatment, I don't

> appreciate your generalizations- -trashing ALL doctors and

> pharmaceutical companies. That's simply not helpful and

> can demoralize those of us who seek treatment as the best

> possible option.

>

> Just to let you know my background, I have been infected

> with HCV for the past 40 or so years, genotype 4. I was on

> treatment from Nov. 2003 until June 2005. I cleared the

> virus at week 19 and stayed clear until a week after the 72

> weeks of treatment, when I relapsed. Treatment was grueling

> (I had to be hospitalized three times due to high fevers and

> low white and red counts). Knowing what I know now and still

> having HCV despite all the misery of those 18 months,

> I'm glad I did the treatment. I'm also willing to

> carefully consider any other alternatives as long as they

> are backed by research and studies and even if they

> don't help, they won't hurt. As or Don said

> (sorry, can't remember which of you) just because

> it's natural doesn't mean it's not chemical or

> risky.

>

> Please stick around , and to any other former

> members who are silent out there, come back. And Sharon,

> don't leave. You may have had a dreadful experience on

> treatment, but don't discourage others who are fighting

> this disease from using every weapon at their disposal. We

> all choose our path on this journey and need all the support

> we can get from our  fellow  heppers.

>

> With all good wishes to everyone here,

> Gavriela

>

>

>

>

>

>

> From: Matchinsky <mmatchinsky@ gmail.com>

>

> Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 8:47:06 AM

> Subject: RE: [ ] Re: Liver Flush

>

>

>

>

>

> Perhaps this isn’t the support group for me; while I am

> open to alternative medicine, most simply do not work and

> can cause more harm than good.

>  

> I would try acupuncture; there are studies that show it can

> be effective, but I can’t afford it.  I can’t afford to

> chase after every pie-in-the-sky, either.

>  

> I know how desperate people can be to find a magic cure,

> but God created the Universe operates according to natural

> laws; these are rarely suspended.

>  

>

> m

>  

>

>

> From: [mailto:HepCWebWarr

> iors@groups .com] On Behalf Of scarletpaolicchi

> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 8:57 AM

>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Liver Flush

>  

>

>

>

> Hi Walter,

> I suggested you post this so that you could get many

> opinions and not just mine.

>

> My personal suggestion would be to use the one my mother

> uses (she has Hep C). It is

> the Young Living cleasing program. Its purpose is to help

> detoxify the liver and help

> maximize normal liver functions in a natural, effective

> way. The cleanse is built around the

> concept of the Master Cleanse drink, Vital Life Juice,

> salads, and nutritional supplements

> for a minimum of five days. The recipes for the Master

> Cleanse and Vital Life drinks and

> salads can be found in our Re-JUVA-nate Your Health

> brochure authored by D.

> Young and available at http://www.youngliv ing.com/scarlet

> The idea with this clease is to support your body while

> doing it avoid overwhelming

> fatigues that often accompanies a cleanse.

> Master Cleanse (single serving):

> 2 Tablespoons of organic lemon juice, fresh-squeezed a must

> (1 Lemon)

> 2 Tablespoons of organic agave syrup OR organic grade B

> maple syrup (not the

> commercial maple flavored syrup you use on pancakes)

> 1/10 Teaspoon cayenne pepper powder

> Ten ounces of filtered water

> The RE-JUVA-nate booklet goes into all the details but

> aside from drinking the cleanse 6

> times a day, you'll need to drink plenty of water and

> in the morning, you'll want to drink

> 25-35 oz. of filtered water with 1 teaspoon of sea salt.

> This is the laxative. You could also

> use an herbal laxative tea but that might keep you busy all

> day. The sea salt works on

> elimination within an hour.

> Good Luck.

>

>

> >

> > I would be really greatful

> > >

> > >I need to do another liver flush. I would prefer a

> non-commercial

> > type., natural type like the one listed below.

> >

> > I have it on pretty good authority that this one is

> pretty good, as it

> > gets rid of " stone " in the liver. I must

> admit I had never heard of

> > stones any place but the kidneys

> > >

> > >Is this a good one?

> > >

> > >

> > >You will require the following for a liver flush:

> > >¼ cup of Epsom salts (Medical Grade)

> > >½ cup olive oil

> > >¼ tsp sea salt

> > >16 ounce jar with a lid + a drinking straw

> > >Lemon or Grapefruit

> >

[Guest guest]

Old age is wanting to and no longer being able to.

love

don in salina

PS: The best liver, kidney, bowel flush is 3 days of nothing but a water fast.

........Doesnt hurt the liver, flushes the kidneys, and 3 days allows the bowels to empty.

........Before you start something fancy, try it. It wont hurt you.> > > From: Gavriela de Boer <gavrieladeboer>> Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Liver Flush> > Date: Wednesday, January 7, 2009, 10:31 AM> > > > > > > > Hi, this is Gavriela. I've been a member of this group> for the past six years. I rarely check in to say much, I> mostly lurk and read everything that's posted. I know> that there are others who used to be here and who> contributed to some lively and informative discussions, who> are now either gone or simply hang around as I do, waiting> for

some new people with fresh ideas.> > I feel a need to jump in right now so that you ()> not give up on this group. It needs what you provide: a> breath of fresh air and plain common sense. I also> appreciate your respectful attitude towards other posters as> well as your openness to hearing about what has helped> others fighting HCV.> > It seems that what repeatedly derails conversation here is> the unwillingness of some posters to hear anything about> treatment options other than the one they believe in.> Sharon, while I would defend your right to state your> opinion about your own her specific treatment, I don't> appreciate your generalizations- -trashing ALL doctors and> pharmaceutical companies. That's simply not helpful and> can demoralize those of us who seek treatment as the best> possible option. > > Just to

let you know my background, I have been infected> with HCV for the past 40 or so years, genotype 4. I was on> treatment from Nov. 2003 until June 2005. I cleared the> virus at week 19 and stayed clear until a week after the 72> weeks of treatment, when I relapsed. Treatment was grueling> (I had to be hospitalized three times due to high fevers and> low white and red counts). Knowing what I know now and still> having HCV despite all the misery of those 18 months,> I'm glad I did the treatment. I'm also willing to> carefully consider any other alternatives as long as they> are backed by research and studies and even if they> don't help, they won't hurt. As or Don said> (sorry, can't remember which of you) just because> it's natural doesn't mean it's not chemical or> risky.> > Please stick around , and to any other former>

members who are silent out there, come back. And Sharon,> don't leave. You may have had a dreadful experience on> treatment, but don't discourage others who are fighting> this disease from using every weapon at their disposal. We> all choose our path on this journey and need all the support> we can get from our fellow heppers. > > With all good wishes to everyone here,> Gavriela> > > > > > > From: Matchinsky <mmatchinsky@ gmail.com>> > Sent: Wednesday, January 7, 2009 8:47:06 AM> Subject: RE: [ ] Re: Liver Flush> > > > > > Perhaps this isn’t the support group for me; while I am> open to alternative medicine, most simply do not work and> can cause more harm than good.> > I would

try acupuncture; there are studies that show it can> be effective, but I can’t afford it. I can’t afford to> chase after every pie-in-the-sky, either.> > I know how desperate people can be to find a magic cure,> but God created the Universe operates according to natural> laws; these are rarely suspended.> > > m> > > > From: [mailto:HepCWebWarr> iors@groups .com] On Behalf Of scarletpaolicchi> Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2009 8:57 AM> > Subject: [ ] Re: Liver Flush> > > > > Hi Walter,> I suggested you post this so that you could get many> opinions and not just mine.> > My personal suggestion would be to use the one my mother> uses (she has Hep

C). It is > the Young Living cleasing program. Its purpose is to help> detoxify the liver and help > maximize normal liver functions in a natural, effective> way. The cleanse is built around the > concept of the Master Cleanse drink, Vital Life Juice,> salads, and nutritional supplements > for a minimum of five days. The recipes for the Master> Cleanse and Vital Life drinks and > salads can be found in our Re-JUVA-nate Your Health> brochure authored by D. > Young and available at http://www.youngliv ing.com/scarlet > The idea with this clease is to support your body while> doing it avoid overwhelming > fatigues that often accompanies a cleanse.> Master Cleanse (single serving):> 2 Tablespoons of organic lemon juice, fresh-squeezed a must> (1 Lemon)> 2 Tablespoons

of organic agave syrup OR organic grade B> maple syrup (not the > commercial maple flavored syrup you use on pancakes)> 1/10 Teaspoon cayenne pepper powder> Ten ounces of filtered water> The RE-JUVA-nate booklet goes into all the details but> aside from drinking the cleanse 6 > times a day, you'll need to drink plenty of water and> in the morning, you'll want to drink > 25-35 oz. of filtered water with 1 teaspoon of sea salt.> This is the laxative. You could also > use an herbal laxative tea but that might keep you busy all> day. The sea salt works on > elimination within an hour.> Good Luck.> > > >> > I would be really greatful> > >> > >I need to do another liver flush. I would

prefer a> non-commercial> > type., natural type like the one listed below.> > > > I have it on pretty good authority that this one is> pretty good, as it> > gets rid of "stone" in the liver. I must> admit I had never heard of> > stones any place but the kidneys> > >> > >Is this a good one?> > >> > >> > >You will require the following for a liver flush:> > >¼ cup of Epsom salts (Medical Grade)> > >½ cup olive oil> > >¼ tsp sea salt> > >16 ounce jar with a lid + a drinking straw> > >Lemon or Grapefruit> >

[Guest guest]

HI PH,

The two bottles should be enough, because you will only use 5 ounces

of magnesium citrate each dose. 5 ounces should work just fine.

In my first experience with a liver flush and replacing the mag

citrate with the epsom salts (mag sulfate) I used 8 ounces each time,

(hence more than 2 bottles) and whoa, I got cleaned out good! It was

definitely too much. It got to the point that even looking at a

bottle of mag citrate made me want to hurl. I had one clean shute, I

can tell you that.

So, you are fine...go ahead and do it, and split those bottles in

half, for a total of 4 doses between the 20 ounces and use it all up.

Good luck with your flush!

Patty

>

> Hi Patty,

>

> I was going to do a liver flush using the magnesium citrate you

> recommended. Unfortunately I only bought two 10 oz bottles and now

> just read you suggest 3 in another post.

>

> Given I'm only 97 pounds, do you think I need to go out and get another

> bottle? It wouldn't be a big deal except it's snowy/icy here. Do you

> think I should just wait and do the liver flush tomorrow w/ the proper

> amounts? My doc suggested today since I just finished my parasite

> meds. He doesn't have a preference as far as Hulda 's recipe or

> other various ones so I didn't ask him about this because he'll

> probably say it doesn't matter.

>

> I'm curious about your opinion though.

> Thanks!

> Love,

> PH

>

[Guest guest]

I'd like to know too. Sylvia

On Sat, Aug 29, 2009 at 10:12 PM, friday friday <friday40@...>wrote:

>

> Hi there,

>

> I'm new to this candidiasis forum and a bit overwhelmed by all the emails,

> but it's likely I have had candidiasis for many years. Someone mentioned

> " liver flush " as a helpful process. Any recommendations on how to do that

> with an already severely weakened body?

>

> Regards,

> Joe

[Guest guest]

What I've been hearing from Dr. Pressman on the oxyplus forum is essentially to

suck it up and do the liver flush anyway as it's not hard on you physically.

Duncan

>

> >

> > Hi there,

> >

> > I'm new to this candidiasis forum and a bit overwhelmed by all the emails,

> > but it's likely I have had candidiasis for many years. Someone mentioned

> > " liver flush " as a helpful process. Any recommendations on how to do that

> > with an already severely weakened body?

> >

> > Regards,

> > Joe

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Click on the following link, it will give you guidance to liver flushing.

http://www.healingdaily.com/liver-detoxification/liver-flush.htm

 

Regards

McKelvey

Forever Living Products Independent Distributor

>

> Hi there,

>

> I'm new to this candidiasis forum and a bit overwhelmed by all the emails,

> but it's likely I have had candidiasis for many years. Someone mentioned

> " liver flush " as a helpful process. Any recommendations on how to do that

> with an already severely weakened body?

>

> Regards,

> Joe

[Guest guest]

You can also search Dr. Schulze`s Five Day Liver flush whhich is very mild but

require dieting.

>

> >

> > Hi there,

> >

> > I'm new to this candidiasis forum and a bit overwhelmed by all the emails,

> > but it's likely I have had candidiasis for many years. Someone mentioned

> > " liver flush " as a helpful process. Any recommendations on how to do that

> > with an already severely weakened body?

> >

> > Regards,

> > Joe

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer from chemical sensitivity and

feel like I am on overload to a extreme. I need help releasing these toxins.

Any help will be do.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

Have you googled 'gallbladder / liver flush'?

From: US <denisesjon@...>

Subject: liver flush

gallstones

Date: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 3:21 PM

 

Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer from chemical

sensitivity and feel like I am on overload to a extreme. I need help releasing

these toxins.

Any help will be do.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

I meant here are some examples:

" Dr.

Hulda 's "

Liver Cleanse and Gallbladder Flush Recipe - this recipe is the most popular

because it is one of the best of all liver flush recipes (for majority of

people) -

tens of thousands have done this flush with no problems, most likely this

recipe

evolved from the recipe used by Hanna Kroeger in her book: " God Helps

Those Who Help Themselves " !

  Kelley's

Liver Flush protocol - from " One Answer to Cancer " - similar to

recipe explained by Hulda , but, this one was published in his book more

then 20 years ago!

" Dr. Claude M. "

Cleanse from: " Are you 'Stoned'? "

Relatively new book...

Liver

Flush Protocol with Orthophosphoric Acid and apple juice

" Classic

Coke " Liver Flush and Gallbladder Cleanse.

Gallstones

Cleanse from " Cleansing or Surgery " book. New book

1 pint

Olive Oil Liver Cleanse Recipe- Liver Flush

Liver

& Gallbladder Flush -  7day

program

Recipe told by grandma Nada

Old recipe - very simple

Coconut Oil gradual

Liver Cleanse Recipe

Castor Oil

Liver and Intestines Flush Recipe

From: US <denisesjon@ . com>

Subject: liver flush

gallstones@gro ups.com

Date: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 3:21 PM

 

Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer from chemical sensitivity and

feel like I am on overload to a extreme. I need help releasing these toxins.

Any help will be do.

Thanks

[Guest guest]

what state /city are u in?

On Nov 22, 2009, at 4:34 PM, jon hartley wrote:

> Hi,

>

> I havent..I suppose I should.

>

> Anyone on this group have chemical sensitviity?

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

>

> From: US <denisesjon (DOT) com>

> Subject: liver flush

> gallstones@gro ups.com

> Date: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 3:21 PM

>

>

>

> Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer from chemical sensitivity

and feel like I am on overload to a extreme. I need help releasing these toxins.

>

> Any help will be do.

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

If you're serious, I may be able to help with what's called high-pH therapy.

Dr. Dan, PhD Researcher

On Sun, Nov 22, 2009 at 6:21 PM, US <denisesjon@...> wrote:

>

>

> Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer from chemical

> sensitivity and feel like I am on overload to a extreme. I need help

> releasing these toxins.

>

> Any help will be do.

>

> Thanks

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Dan,

What exactly is that therapy? And will it help with severe chemical

allergies/sensitivity?

Thanks

>

> >

> >

> > Hi does anyone have a liver flush recipe? I suffer

> from chemical

> > sensitivity and feel like I am on overload to a

> extreme. I need help

> > releasing these toxins.

> >

> > Any help will be do.

> >

> > Thanks

> >

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Just doing liver flush at the moment...

Yesterday breakfast, I had a fruit salad.

For lunch, I had a vegetable soup with some miso and a wee bit of rice.

Did the liver flush last night, I mix the epsom salt with freshly pressed

grapefruits. It takes about 5 to get 3 cups of juice. The taste is nice enough.

It takes another couple of freshly pressed grapefruits to mix with the olive

oil.... That's it.

This lunch, I'm gonna have a nice salad and tonight I'm having a magret de

canard with some local new potatoes and onions :-)

I'm even going to work today. The last 3 times I've done the same. Just need to

go to the toilet a little more regularly...

To me it is really easy and really effective.

>

> good question! I guess you saw that in one of my posts!

>

> I want to do a flush but not sure to handle it well, I really want to try

> though. Is it ok for candida? I mean we have to drink a lot of apple juice the

> week prior to the flush and then again the day of the flush+rice and other

> grains I assume as we have to avoid proteins and fats.

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I should have said, tell me about the protocol for flushing w lemon juice.

Sounds more painless. 

I'm not sure there is just *one* protocol... I just used whatever

was in a book written by Hulda .

I'm sure there are all sorts of " liver flush " protocols out there

on the web, that may or may not include fasting beforehand,

drinking apple juice beforehand, etc.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> > I should have said, tell me about the protocol for flushing w lemon juice.

Sounds more painless. 

Actually, maybe I misunderstood your question --

there is no protocol with JUST lemon juice. The

protocol is lemon juice PLUS olive oil. So this

wouldn't really be any more painless than the

grapefruit juice plus olive oil.

Marc

[Guest guest]

I think I'll try the olive oil w lemon juice.

I have a few weeks to finish these remedies 1st.

I guess it's not a big deal. It's just that I've never done it before

Kathy

From: Marc <marc@...>

Subject: Re: Liver flush

 

> > I should have said, tell me about the protocol for flushing w lemon

juice. Sounds more painless. 

Actually, maybe I misunderstood your question --

there is no protocol with JUST lemon juice. The

protocol is lemon juice PLUS olive oil. So this

wouldn't really be any more painless than the

grapefruit juice plus olive oil.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Realize that when you do a " liver flush " or gall stone flush, you are pumping

your gall bladder so it will expel stones out the bile duct and some liver

pathways. Stones and mostly particles, debris, dead matter, WILL be deposited

throughout the duct system and may be lodged if the stones aren't softened

enough by 4 or 5 days of apple juice or stone softener (Phos drops).

If you have yellow eyes the week after the flush, you probably blocked the tubes

and bilirubin is building up in your system.

Make sure you do some sort of bug killing (colloidal silver, ozonate the olive

oil for 30-45 minutes prior to ingestion, etc) with this flush as the stones

will break up/dissolve on the way out and may/will get lodged in the intestines

or colon.

Do lots of magnesium a day or two before the flush to get the colon entirely

empty and then again afterwards to get the colon flushed out. Getting a colonic

is even better to wash the debris out.

The whole reason for this rant is, after doing about 6 or 7 liver flushes, I've

learned they aren't so simple as touted.

Clean the system out before and afterwards. You'll need to do 2 or 3 to get all

the stones over a few months and then the stones will come back in a few years.

Annual flushes are best so you catch the stones as they are small.

There are many recipes online. Be smart.

with love,

On Oct 7, 2011, at 3:16 PM, KathyB wrote:

>

> I think I'll try the olive oil w lemon juice.

> I have a few weeks to finish these remedies 1st.

> I guess it's not a big deal. It's just that I've never done it before

>

> Kathy

> From: Marc <marc@...>

> Subject: Re: Liver flush

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Sounds more painless.

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> Actually, maybe I misunderstood your question --

>

> there is no protocol with JUST lemon juice. The

>

> protocol is lemon juice PLUS olive oil. So this

>

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[Guest guest]

> The whole reason for this rant is, after doing about 6 or 7 liver flushes,

> I've learned they aren't so simple as touted.

Yes, they're not that simple... and potentially dangerous, if it puts a

stone somewhere it shouldn't be.

One could just bypass the whole " liver flush " thing and just take daily

doses of things that soften / dissolve stones. I can think of a few

supplements designed for that sort of thing -- " Stone Free " by

Planetary Formulas and " AF Betafood " by Standard Process.

Marc

[Guest guest]

> I have some other questions. My doc recommends a1 qt. of straight t or diluted

> apple juice w ultra phos liquid & malic acid caps for 3 days & then

> flushing w 1/2 cup olive oil

>

> I'd like to hear how you did it w lemon juice.

Well, you're probably better off reading something in a book or on the

web, since it's been many years since I've even thought about

doing a liver flush!

But as I recall, you can drink lots of apple juice during the week

before the flush to soften the stones/get rid of sharp edges that

might do damage on the way out (if you can stand the sugar,

that is).

Then hours prior to the flush, you down some epsom salts in water.

Then, the actual flush itself is olive oil + lemon juice. Chug

it down, then lie down in a certain way to enhance the flush.

This is ideally done just before going to bed.

Then in the morning, you could do an enema to get the stuff out

of you ASAP.

I can recall feeling absolutely horrible overnight after doing

this, and I may have even vomited because of it.

These days, I just opt to do the supplements over a long period

of time...

Marc

[Guest guest]

I'm dreading the whole experience, especially the  nauseated & vomiting part.

What kind of supplements flush the liver? I guess you'd have to eat a light.

Kathy

From: Marc <marc@...>

Re: Liver flush

Then, the actual flush itself is olive oil + lemon juice. Chug

it down, then lie down in a certain way to enhance the flush.

This is ideally done just before going to bed.

I can recall feeling absolutely horrible overnight after doing

this, and I may have even vomited because of it.

These days, I just opt to do the supplements over a long period

of time...

Marc

[Guest guest]

Sorry for asking about the sups, w.o reading this email.

I am doing a 3 week parasite cleanse now. It's a bit nauseating. Not getting

much result.

I'll ask a practitioner about the supplements. I don't want to mess things up &

have them get stuck.

I don't have my gallbladder any longer, but understand there could be stones in

the liver.

Kathy

From: Marc <marc@...>

Subject: Re: Liver flush

 

> The whole reason for this rant is, after doing about 6 or 7 liver

flushes,

> I've learned they aren't so simple as touted.

Yes, they're not that simple... and potentially dangerous, if it puts a

stone somewhere it shouldn't be.

One could just bypass the whole " liver flush " thing and just take daily

doses of things that soften / dissolve stones. I can think of a few

supplements designed for that sort of thing -- " Stone Free " by

Planetary Formulas and " AF Betafood " by Standard Process.

Marc

[Guest guest]

,

Thank you very much for all your experience. All the possilbe complications

bother me.

I do not have my gallbladder any longer,

 but realize stones can be lodged in the liver.

What do you think of fa lighter flush w the juice, diet & supplements?

I'll do some further reading online.

Kathy

From: McAfee <amcafeerr@...>

Subject: Re: Liver flush

 

Realize that when you do a " liver flush " or gall stone flush, you are

pumping your gall bladder so it will expel stones out the bile duct and some

liver pathways. Stones and mostly particles, debris, dead matter, WILL be

deposited throughout the duct system and may be lodged if the stones aren't

softened enough by 4 or 5 days of apple juice or stone softener (Phos drops).

If you have yellow eyes the week after the flush, you probably blocked the tubes

and bilirubin is building up in your system.

Make sure you do some sort of bug killing (colloidal silver, ozonate the olive

oil for 30-45 minutes prior to ingestion, etc) with this flush as the stones

will break up/dissolve on the way out and may/will get lodged in the intestines

or colon.

Do lots of magnesium a day or two before the flush to get the colon entirely

empty and then again afterwards to get the colon flushed out. Getting a colonic

is even better to wash the debris out.

The whole reason for this rant is, after doing about 6 or 7 liver flushes, I've

learned they aren't so simple as touted.

Clean the system out before and afterwards. You'll need to do 2 or 3 to get all

the stones over a few months and then the stones will come back in a few years.

Annual flushes are best so you catch the stones as they are small.

There are many recipes online. Be smart.

with love,