Throwing up during liver cleanses

[Guest guest]

I would be interested too in this. I had a lot of

problems with successive liver cleanses- nausea,

vomiting, not being able to hold the mixture down.

Just this week someone said it was the sign of a dirty

bowel, (on bowel cleanse) and after some colemas, I did

a liver cleanse but got no stones. No nausea, or

vomiting, and I slept through the night.

What is this new curve please d:-)?

> and then on a later cleanse she threw up, after

> which her health

> > dramatically improved.....she

> > also mentioned that throwing up was a sign that

> there were radioactive

> metals

> > stored in the liver.

>

> ***Hi Luck,

>

> ***I can't believe this! One thing I didn't mention

> was I threw up after

> doing this liver cleanse! It was also my 6th

> cleanse.! I just thought it

> was a fluke or something! Radioactive metals, eh?

> Scarey thought! Is

> there any scienctific evidence to back that up?

> >

> . i still have lots of parasites coming out- >

> >

> *** Just a thought, and I'm sure you're not going to

> go for it; but I was

> wondering if maybe the raw diet might somehow play

> into the continually

> having lots of parasites?

>

> > -be well

>

> *** Thank you, Luck. Will do, and you the same.

> Take care.

>

> Gail

> >

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

In my experience, nausea is easily avoided by having EMPTY bowels, not

clean ones. I fast on juices for one day prior to doing a flush. Since

my normal bowel transit times is less than 24 hours, I will be clean for

the flush.

I do, however, sometimes eat a little something on the morning of the

flush, as long as it does not involve the liver, like fats, spices, etc.

would. Fruits are OK and most veggies, but I keep it simple & never get

nauseous anymore. My friends & family who do it the wrong way first also

have had my same success folowing this principle.

jim

Kyama wrote:

>

> I would be interested too in this. I had a lot of

> problems with successive liver cleanses- nausea,

> vomiting, not being able to hold the mixture down.

> Just this week someone said it was the sign of a dirty

> bowel, (on bowel cleanse) and after some colemas, I did

> a liver cleanse but got no stones. No nausea, or

> vomiting, and I slept through the night.

> -----

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[Guest guest]

Hi , Gail, all,

I also did a liver cleanse this past weekend - my 3rd in about

2 months. On the first one I felt fine before, during, and after. Passed

a lot of small stones.

On the second cleanse, I woke up about 3am of the first night feeling very

nauseous. Just as I thought I would vomit I had the very strong

urge to evacuate, and 10-15 minutes after I did I was feeling fine again.

Passed many large and small stones during the cleanse. Felt great the

following week.

This past weekend, I woke up at 1am of the first night feeling VERY

nauseous. Kept hoping it would resolve itself fairly quickly like the

previous time, but wasn't so lucky. I dry heaved for a while until I

finally had a bowel movement, and felt much better after about 20

minutes. Passed fewer and smaller stones than the second cleanse.

Today is Wednesday and I'm still not feeling all that hot, although I've

no way of knowing if it's because of the cleanse!??

Anyway, for what it's worth, that's been my experience.

I have my doubts about the radioactive thing. My guess is that there are

probably a number of things that could cause the nausea, and I would think

that radioactive metals would be the cause a low percentage of the time.

Dave

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Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 14:52:09 -0700 (PDT)

From: Kyama <vkyama@...>

Subject: Throwing up during liver cleanses

I would be interested too in this. I had a lot of

problems with successive liver cleanses- nausea,

vomiting, not being able to hold the mixture down.

Just this week someone said it was the sign of a dirty

bowel, (on bowel cleanse) and after some colemas, I did

a liver cleanse but got no stones. No nausea, or

vomiting, and I slept through the night.

What is this new curve please d:-)?

> and then on a later cleanse she threw up, after

> which her health

> > dramatically improved.....she

> > also mentioned that throwing up was a sign that

> there were radioactive

> metals

> > stored in the liver.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Jim,

This last time, my bowel was VERY empty. Besides the stones,

just had mostly clear liquid coming out. So my experience was

that on the cleanse when my bowel was most empty, I also got

most sick! Who knows though, if it had not been so empty, maybe

I would have been even MORE sick. Ugh, don't even want to

think about that possibility ... !

Dave

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Date: Tue, 28 Aug 2001 18:18:49 -0400

From: Jim Lambert <jlambert@...>

Subject: Re: Throwing up during liver cleanses

,

In my experience, nausea is easily avoided by having EMPTY bowels, not

clean ones. I fast on juices for one day prior to doing a flush. Since

my normal bowel transit times is less than 24 hours, I will be clean for

the flush.

I do, however, sometimes eat a little something on the morning of the

flush, as long as it does not involve the liver, like fats, spices, etc.

would. Fruits are OK and most veggies, but I keep it simple & never get

nauseous anymore. My friends & family who do it the wrong way first also

have had my same success folowing this principle.

jim