Liver flush cures my depression but only for a few days

[Guest guest]

Do you do any colonic or colon cleanse as a part of the flush? I know for a

fact that colonics can vastly improve one's state of mind.

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On Behalf

Of fjdksla4

Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 11:53 AM

gallstones

Subject: Liver flush cures my depression but only for a few days

Have been passing big stones for the past three days. Crazy.

On day 1, I felt incredible relief from depression that has resisted treatment

my entire adult life (since age 15 - I'm 41 now). I was actually thinking I was

pretty when I looked in the mirror. The voices that call me a loser throughout

the day were quiet. I had a lot of energy and good concentration, and I actually

wanted to socialize. And I just felt light in my heart.

(Note: the " voices " I refer to are not the " invasive " voices experienced by a

schizophrenic - they are me telling myself bad things.)

Day 2 still felt good, but the voices were whispering a little bit. Had some

good positive interactions with people and felt really good about that.

Today's day 3, and the negative voices are back in my head, and life is feeling

kind of small and drab again.

My question is:

Has anyone cured their depression with liver flushes? How many flushes did it

take, and how far apart? Since the depression is back, I feel like doing another

one right away. I know they say to wait at least two weeks between flushes.

Thanks for any information or insight you can provide. I am also interested if

anyone is aware of any scientific literature about why a liver flush should

relieve treatment-resistant depression!!

[Guest guest]

I can attest that, Fred. Was feeling moody all week. No cleanse, but

cleaned out good last night and feel much better today than the last few.

In a message dated 2/25/2011 12:47:19 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

Fred.Niehaus@... writes:

Do you do any colonic or colon cleanse as a part of the flush? I know for

a fact that colonics can vastly improve one's state of mind.

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On

Behalf Of fjdksla4

Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 11:53 AM

gallstones

Subject: Liver flush cures my depression but only for a few

days

Have been passing big stones for the past three days. Crazy.

On day 1, I felt incredible relief from depression that has resisted

treatment my entire adult life (since age 15 - I'm 41 now). I was actually

thinking I was pretty when I looked in the mirror. The voices that call me a

loser throughout the day were quiet. I had a lot of energy and good

concentration, and I actually wanted to socialize. And I just felt light in my

heart.

(Note: the " voices " I refer to are not the " invasive " voices experienced

by a schizophrenic - they are me telling myself bad things.)

Day 2 still felt good, but the voices were whispering a little bit. Had

some good positive interactions with people and felt really good about that.

Today's day 3, and the negative voices are back in my head, and life is

feeling kind of small and drab again.

My question is:

Has anyone cured their depression with liver flushes? How many flushes did

it take, and how far apart? Since the depression is back, I feel like

doing another one right away. I know they say to wait at least two weeks

between flushes.

Thanks for any information or insight you can provide. I am also

interested if anyone is aware of any scientific literature about why a liver

flush

should relieve treatment-resistant depression!!

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[Guest guest]

hi Fred regarding curing depression through liver cleanses, you mentioned

schizophrenia, I don't know if you are taking meds, but many side effects to

drugs are depression, hallucinations, strange behavior, etc. it is best to read

side effects on every thing a person takes

Judy

[Guest guest]

That was not me. I was responding to the poster that asked about liver

cleansing helping with depression. I suggested that the colon cleansing may

have been more responsible than the liver cleanse itself for the improved state

of mind. As far as the poster mentioning schizophrenia, this person said it was

NOT schizophrenia. It was just some thoughts that deteriorated as time passed

after the cleanse. As far as concern about meds, the poster said that he/she

has resisted treatment.

From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On Behalf

Of judy kemecsei

Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 2:52 PM

gallstones

Subject: RE: Liver flush cures my depression but only for a few

days

hi Fred regarding curing depression through liver cleanses, you mentioned

schizophrenia, I don't know if you are taking meds, but many side effects to

drugs are depression, hallucinations, strange behavior, etc. it is best to read

side effects on every thing a person takes

Judy

[Guest guest]

In addition to the liver flush there is breath work, pranayam and a new energy

psychology whose efficacy in curing Post Traumatic Stress disorder is astounding

as are a number of other disorders- including depression

it is called EFT

contact me off line should you wish more info or look it up at

http://www.eftuniverse.com/

best of luck

[Guest guest]

Depression in many cases is mercury contamination. Did you or do you have any

amalgam fillings?

Mercury molecules become so tightly bound to fat and nerve tissues that they are

Extremely difficult to remove from the body.

You probably felt no more depression because your liver was more able to produce

Glutathione which is a master chelator in the body.

>

> Have been passing big stones for the past three days. Crazy.

>

> On day 1, I felt incredible relief from depression that has resisted treatment

my entire adult life (since age 15 - I'm 41 now). I was actually thinking I was

pretty when I looked in the mirror. The voices that call me a loser throughout

the day were quiet. I had a lot of energy and good concentration, and I actually

wanted to socialize. And I just felt light in my heart.

>

> (Note: the " voices " I refer to are not the " invasive " voices experienced by a

schizophrenic - they are me telling myself bad things.)

>

> Day 2 still felt good, but the voices were whispering a little bit. Had some

good positive interactions with people and felt really good about that.

>

> Today's day 3, and the negative voices are back in my head, and life is

feeling kind of small and drab again.

>

> My question is:

>

> Has anyone cured their depression with liver flushes? How many flushes did it

take, and how far apart? Since the depression is back, I feel like doing another

one right away. I know they say to wait at least two weeks between flushes.

>

> Thanks for any information or insight you can provide. I am also interested if

anyone is aware of any scientific literature about why a liver flush should

relieve treatment-resistant depression!!

>

[Guest guest]

I didn't say I had resisted treatment. I said the depression had resisted

treatment. I have been on a lot of medications over the years as well as had

tons of therapy, psychological and physical, all different approaches, the best

the past 25 years of psychotherapeutic evolution has had to offer. I have worked

the 12 steps even though I have never been addicted to alcohol or drugs. I have

tried dietary interventions up the yingyang and have a very high level of self

care, including sleep and exercise. I have consumed no gluten or aspartame since

2004. I have been doing coffee enemas almost daily for two years because they do

help my mental state considerably.

And no, I don't have schizophrenia.

I was asking if anyone had cured their depression with liver flushes. I guess

the answer is no. I am going to keep at it though.

>

> That was not me. I was responding to the poster that asked about liver

cleansing helping with depression. I suggested that the colon cleansing may

have been more responsible than the liver cleanse itself for the improved state

of mind. As far as the poster mentioning schizophrenia, this person said it was

NOT schizophrenia. It was just some thoughts that deteriorated as time passed

after the cleanse. As far as concern about meds, the poster said that he/she

has resisted treatment.

>

> From: gallstones [mailto:gallstones ] On Behalf

Of judy kemecsei

> Sent: Friday, February 25, 2011 2:52 PM

> gallstones

> Subject: RE: Liver flush cures my depression but only for a few

days

>

>

>

> hi Fred regarding curing depression through liver cleanses, you mentioned

schizophrenia, I don't know if you are taking meds, but many side effects to

drugs are depression, hallucinations, strange behavior, etc. it is best to read

side effects on every thing a person takes

> Judy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

On 2/25/2011 8:53 AM, fjdksla4 wrote:

My question is:

> Has anyone cured their depression with liver flushes? How many flushes did it

take, and how far apart? Since the depression is back, I feel like doing another

one right away. I know they say to wait at least two weeks between flushes.

>

> Thanks for any information or insight you can provide. I am also interested if

anyone is aware of any scientific literature about why a liver flush should

relieve treatment-resistant depression!!

>

Liver will start working 6 months after you remove all stones from it.

Liver Support Forum, post your ? there:

http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=447

Try this:

1. Cilantro juice - good for detox from heavy metals (including mercury)

steam a bunch of cilantro/parsley and drink the juice.

2. Try tapping (EFT):

An Intro to the Tapping Points (4 minutes):

For more:

http://www.2011tappingworldsummit.com/event/

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I did forget to mention, I did notice a temporary improvement in my mild

depression from both coffee, wheatgrass enemas and flushes. The long lasting

improvements in my depression have been from my chelating metals by using

glutathione, EDTA suppositories and far infrared sauna.

My alternative MD completely reversed his depression and anxiety when he got his

fillings out and used natural/synthetic chelation.

It's interesting too that the flushes get out a tonne of Ammonia from the Liver

(that's why H recommends Ornithine to prevent the intestines from

reabsorbing). It would stand to reason that the body could after a flush be

more capable of detoxing systemic ammonia, including ammonia from the brain.

This could also positively influence mood in general.

Just my opinion.

Brad

> >

> > Have been passing big stones for the past three days. Crazy.

> >

> > On day 1, I felt incredible relief from depression that has resisted

treatment my entire adult life (since age 15 - I'm 41 now). I was actually

thinking I was pretty when I looked in the mirror. The voices that call me a

loser throughout the day were quiet. I had a lot of energy and good

concentration, and I actually wanted to socialize. And I just felt light in my

heart.

> >

> > (Note: the " voices " I refer to are not the " invasive " voices experienced by

a schizophrenic - they are me telling myself bad things.)

> >

> > Day 2 still felt good, but the voices were whispering a little bit. Had some

good positive interactions with people and felt really good about that.

> >

> > Today's day 3, and the negative voices are back in my head, and life is

feeling kind of small and drab again.

> >

> > My question is:

> >

> > Has anyone cured their depression with liver flushes? How many flushes did

it take, and how far apart? Since the depression is back, I feel like doing

another one right away. I know they say to wait at least two weeks between

flushes.

> >

> > Thanks for any information or insight you can provide. I am also interested

if anyone is aware of any scientific literature about why a liver flush should

relieve treatment-resistant depression!!

> >

>