Guest guest Posted February 27, 2008 Report Share Posted February 27, 2008 This is GREAT thanks Barb!!!On Wed, Feb 27, 2008 at 10:21 AM, bdcarr@... <bdcarr@...> wrote: I'm not sure if the attached PDF will come through on this list. If not, email me off the list and I'll send you the pdf with instructions on the cleanse. You can alter it a bit to fit your needs - like, a lot of people don't want to do the enemas - you don't have to, but they can help if things are moving out like they should. You shouldn't drink the apple juice during the prep phase (feeds candida too much). You don't have to use heavy whipping cream on the salad, but I must say that this portion of the procedure was what made the whole thing tolerable for me!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 27, 2008 Report Share Posted February 27, 2008 I've got it-thanks! Maureen > I'm not sure if the attached PDF will come through on > this list. If not, email me off the list and I'll > send you the pdf with instructions on the cleanse. > You can alter it a bit to fit your needs - like, a > lot of people don't want to do the enemas - you don't > have to, but they can help if things are moving out > like they should. You shouldn't drink the apple juice > during the prep phase (feeds candida too much). You > don't have to use heavy whipping cream on the salad, > but I must say that this portion of the procedure was > what made the whole thing tolerable for me!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2008 Report Share Posted February 28, 2008 Did you post preciously about your cleanse? If so i missed it. Wondering what one you did and why it was deadly. Also if these are not real ways to cleanse, then what are? I jsut bought some Herb Pharm tinctures that help cleanse/detox liver and gallbladder. Point was not for stones anyways,but to detox them. Just wondering though now if it is the same herbs etc.. -- In , " ChrissieGirl " <bunnyearsfamily@...> wrote: > > After doing my deadly cleanse back in Dec, I received this from a friend. > She is a Biologist and has access to some incredibly hard to find Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2008 Report Share Posted February 28, 2008 I forogt you posted his link. He has otheri nfo on there. Looks like herbs etc... that may help. Also if these are > not real ways to cleanse, then what are? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 28, 2008 Report Share Posted February 28, 2008 I have to disagree with most of what this link says. I've known several people who were in the hospital with confirmed gallstones (by ultrasound) who left the hospital, did the flush, went back and the gallstones were gone. I had one friend who's doctor put her in the hospital in order to do the flush because she was very ill. He wanted to monitor her through the flush - and did and it successfully got her gallstone out as well as decongested her liver. When I've done the flush, it was very uncomfortable and I could always tell when the stones were passing (except the time I took the bile duct homeopathic - I didn't have pain or discomfort with that one). Also, a stone passing on its own will hurt very bad. If you do the cleanse correctly (soften the stones, relax the bile duct), it will not hurt bad, but you will feel it and you may have discomfort. I do think that there can be some other things that come out that are not gallstones but which people think are gallstones. I don't think it is true that everyone is loaded up with gallstones (like what Hulda would have you think) and that what some people are getting out, are not stones. The things that came out of me were definately stones and were not sphere's but more like what was described in the link. They also weren't yellow - some were green or almost black and some, very small ones, were white. And, I didn't use epsom salts - so his description of what is really happening to form sphere doesn't apply. I wouldn't let this dissuade you from doing a cleanse if you know you have stones, but, I also don't think everyone should do it. When you have stones, it is not a pleasant experience, for sure! I think for most people, a sensible, gentle approach to liver congestion is what is warranted. Barb After doing my deadly cleanse back in Dec, I received this from a friend. She is a Biologist and has access to some incredibly hard to find and hard to read information. I trust her research and her opinion very much. I hope this helps in someone's choice for a liver/gallbladder cleanse. Chrissie I got this off of an great alternative medical site. It has some interesting information about gall stone flushes. http://www.pathguy.com/altermed.htm#gallstone " People who have gallstones, or think they have gallstones, are invited to " flush " them out by swallowing a concoction of 1/2 cup of olive oil, a big grapefruit, 4 tablespoons of Epsom salts, and three cups of water. It was a nice idea, and interesting things will appear in the toilet bowl soon after. But I'm afraid that they're not your gallstones. Here's why: * Real gallstones are faceted polyhedra, like the ones in the picture on the links below, or else shaped like mulberries. What you'll get from the recipe are spheres. One of my correspondents describes a friend who saved the spheres and displayed them to his friends. * Real gallstones hurt bad when they pass through the cystic and common bile ducts. * Real gallstones sink in water. (As an autopsy pathologist, I'm very familiar with this.) The " gallstones " you'll produce from this recipe will float, as the " alternative thinkers " themselves point out. (They claim that real gallstones float, too. Liars.) If you know a little basic chemistry, you'll realize what is happening. The Epsom salts are magnesium sulfate, and the grapefruit contains some complex carbohydrates. When these slosh around in the stomach and small intestine, they'll form a tough film that will encase drops of olive oil. This will produce some yellowish balls that will float in the toilet. Hulda Regehr , the author of " The Cure for all Cancers " and " The Cure For HIV/AIDS " promotes this. Since she claims to have both a doctorate in naturopathy and a Ph.D. in something (the latter implying having done substantial original lab research), one would think she would have made an experiment with a real gallstone and discovered that it sinks. There's a nice photo, which she stole from my friend, pathologist Ed Klatt MD. She calls them " such small stones " though they're obviously 7-10 mm across. She thinks the stones she displayed formed in the liver and " rolled " into the gallbladder, which is silly. You see many more stones in the gallbladder because that's where bile is concentrated and stored; if they all " rolled " there from the liver, we'd see much more biliary colic. She says gallstones " can be of any color " , which is a hoot. She also claims that the major cause of gallstones is wearing shoes. If you want to believe these people, that is your business. If you try the purge, please chew your grapefruit up thoroughly. Otherwise, you're asking for a gastic bezoar and a trip to the endoscopist to remove the obstruction. Gallstone cleansing: The premiere site is now down. Gallstone < http://home.online.no/~dusan/gallstones/gallstones_flush.html> Flush from Hulda Regehr . Much of the material on these sites is identical though it's not clear who has borrowed from who. Follow-up: April 2003. My notes on the gallstone flush have generated considerable " controversy " . I look forward to a real surgeon taking these people on a visit to the surgical ward to see whether it's really true that 99% of people who pass a gallstone have no pain, or whether most gallstones sink or float in water. (The impurities make them heavy. They sink. If you have any doubts about who is massively ignorant, go ask any general surgeon or pathologist.) There are also photos, some of which appear to be real smooth faceted gallstones, and others showing shaggy surfaces that are obviously not gallstones. Instead of continuing to sling mud at me, these people should take somebody with ultrasonographically-proven gallstones, administer the " flush " , and repeat the ultrasonogram. If there are now no gallstones, publish the finding in a non-refereed junk journal. The fact that nobody's done this invites the obvious conclusion. If you are presented with the physical results of a " gallstone flush " , cut it in half. Real gallstones have concentric layers of colors often varying from pale yellow through black, sometimes with a center of radiating crystals. The world is full of crooks. It's your money. If you decide to take these people to court, I would welcome the opportunity to testify on your behalf as a courtesy. I'll bring some gallstones and show the court what happens when you put them in water. Follow-up: August 2007. My cyberfriend Curyer, who tells me she's not at all hostile to alternative health claims, decided to try the gallstone flush, complete with Chinese herbs. She also decided to take my challenge and get an ultrasound before an after a gallstone flush. " To say I was disappointed is vastly understating the case. There appeared to be more stones (my surgeon concurred). On top of that, I immediately felt worse... I have had pain and nausea on a daily basis since the last flush. Previously, these episodes had been uncomfortable but infrequent. " Of course, to date no one has written me about a gallstone flush shown to have worked by real imaging. The mud-slinging on the message boards has also stopped. Thanks. " Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 Hi Team! I want to start using milk thistle to support my liver. Is drinking it as a tea sufficient for general support? Or is there something stronger I should consider like a tincture made from the herb? Do any of you use milk thistle to keep your liver healthy? All advice is welcome! Happy Summer Everyone. Peace on earth. Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 I take milk thistle as a gelcap supplement every day. I get mine from Vitamin World. Sharyn -----Original Message----- From: health [mailto:health ] On Behalf Of cctux Do any of you use milk thistle to keep your liver healthy? All advice is welcome! Happy Summer Everyone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 Hey Cheryl, I still take Milk Thistle for my liver. I capsule my own and take a couple in the morning, a couple around noon-ish, and at least one at night. When I first had my liver problems, I mega-dosed on it, at least doubling it, for several months. I also used a liver bolstering tea that is in the Files Section of the group's home site. Here's a quick run-down of the recipe....... The Liver Tea recipe is as follows5 parts Burdock root5 parts Dandelion root3 parts Oregon Grape root2 parts Licorice root2 parts Orange peel2 parts Ginger root2 parts Milk ThistleIt can be used as a tea, or capsules. I have done both with equal success. Whichever method I use, I always pulverize it first in a coffee grinder to completely mix the ingredients. The capsules are easier on the palate, however. This stuff tastes awful!!!Hope this helps. Peace, love, laughter Hi Team!I want to start using milk thistle to support my liver. Is drinking it as a tea sufficient for general support? Or is there something stronger I should consider like a tincture made from the herb?Do any of you use milk thistle to keep your liver healthy? All advice is welcome! Happy Summer Everyone.Peace on earth.Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 I sent some of this to a friend who had necrotic spots on her liver. It cleared them up. Yeah!! Gayla Bob and Gayla Always Enough RanchAcampo, CA Re: Liver cleanse Hey Cheryl, I still take Milk Thistle for my liver. I capsule my own and take a couple in the morning, a couple around noon-ish, and at least one at night. When I first had my liver problems, I mega-dosed on it, at least doubling it, for several months. I also used a liver bolstering tea that is in the Files Section of the group's home site. Here's a quick run-down of the recipe....... The Liver Tea recipe is as follows5 parts Burdock root5 parts Dandelion root3 parts Oregon Grape root2 parts Licorice root2 parts Orange peel2 parts Ginger root2 parts Milk ThistleIt can be used as a tea, or capsules. I have done both with equal success. Whichever method I use, I always pulverize it first in a coffee grinder to completely mix the ingredients. The capsules are easier on the palate, however. This stuff tastes awful!!!Hope this helps. Peace, love, laughter Hi Team!I want to start using milk thistle to support my liver. Is drinking it as a tea sufficient for general support? Or is there something stronger I should consider like a tincture made from the herb?Do any of you use milk thistle to keep your liver healthy? All advice is welcome! Happy Summer Everyone.Peace on earth.Cheryl Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 20, 2010 Report Share Posted July 20, 2010 Hi, I've done several liver cleanses with the epsom salts. I've done enough that I don't use the epsom salts any more and do a quick " mini-cleanse " similar to this <a href= " http://gallbladderhelp.com/2010/06/si-month-mini-gallstone-flush/ " >gallbla\ dder and liver cleanse</a>. For your first two or three times, I suggest using the epsom salts to relax the muscles inside your body. It will also help " clean you out " so that you can better see the gallstones at the end of the flush which is extremely rewarding. The Hulda flushes really do work! I must add, though, that the epsom salts taste terrible and to me, that was the worst part of the flush. Good luck and keep us posted on how everything goes! www.gallbladderhelp.com > > Im new to cleansing. Has anyone done the liver clease with epson salt from the Hulda book? or done her Kidney cleanse? On the box of Epson salt it says for internal use only so Im worried about taking it internally. Also has anyone had any positive results from these cleanses? Thank you > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 21, 2010 Report Share Posted July 21, 2010 My DH and I have both done over 25 liver cleanses each, too many parasite cleanses to count, and DH has done 2 kidney cleanses. Together with the zapper, these cleanses have restored us to fantastic health. The LCs have lowered our blood pressure and improved our digestion significantly. The zapper keeps us from ever getting any cold or flu again. The kidney cleanses have dissolved DH's kidney stones. The parasite cleanses have removed many different ailments from both of us. I use Epsom salt which is heavy metal free. Good luck, Yael > > Im new to cleansing. Has anyone done the liver clease with epson salt from the Hulda book? or done her Kidney cleanse? On the box of Epson salt it says for internal use only so Im worried about taking it internally. Also has anyone had any positive results from these cleanses? Thank you > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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