Vinco's filter & Flush

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> What do you think of Vinco's filter & Flush? Here is the ingredients:

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> N-Acetyl Cysteine 400 mg

> Milk Thistle 140 mg

> Schizandra Berry extract 50 mg

> Phyllianthus Amarus 50 mg

> Dandilion leaf 200 mg

> Uva Ursi leaf 50 mg

> Buplurem root 25 mg

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> Any thoughts on this anyone as a liver flush?

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> Steph

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Here's the thing, Steph...

The reason the epsom salt/olive oil/citrus juice flush works the way

it does to (usually) produce a dramatic expulsion of stones and sludge

from the gall bladder, is primarily because the olive oil/juice

mixture actually facilitates a kind of PHYSICAL or mechanical effect

upon this organ, compelling it to purge some of its contents.

Conversely, this Vinco's product is full of herbs, which work

CHEMICALLY rather than physically, and which also require processing

on the part of the (already overburdened) liver. And as far as I

know, these sorts of herbal " flushes " never facilitate anywhere near

the same sort of dramatic results that come from the olive oil

flushes, because they don't cause the gall bladder to squeeze out its

contents the way the olive oil flushes do.

If you would (please!) take the time to research this more thoroughly,

you'll learn for yourself how and why this is so.

In short, by abstaining from consuming any fat during the day, this

builds up some pressure in the gall bladder, as it is only triggered

to secrete its contents of bile into the duodenum when fatty foods are

eaten.

So when the stomach suddenly receives all that olive oil at once, the

gall bladder is signaled to contract forcefully to expel some of its

built up contents.

At the same time, the ingestion of epsom salts has a twofold effect,

relaxing the biliary ducts and sphincter, while at the same time

stimulating the production of cholecystokinin, which is the hormone

that causes the increased production of hepatic bile and also

stimulates the contraction of the gallbladder to release that bile.

When it comes to really purging the gall bladder and liver of stagnant

stuff, there's really no comparison between the dramatic results

people see from doing Hulda 's flush, compared to doing any sort

of herbal 'flushes' (which truth be told, in comparison are probably

more like tonics than true flushes.)

You may also want to consider that you've been taking an herbal

kidney/bladder tonic for a month now (the Schultz K-B formula) and now

you have a UT infection! Clearly these herbs were not effective in

helping these parts of your body stay healthy, and it's very possible

that this may indeed be directly connected to the fact that your liver

is blocked up with toxins, not functioning properly, and so is unable

to process the healing qualities of these herbs effectively.

Does it make any sense then to dump a load of herbs into your body

that need processing when your liver is already overburdened and

basically incapable of processing all that's being put through it now?

Bottom line? Personally I don't think any kind of herbal 'liver/gall

bladder flush' product can ever approach the effectiveness of Hulda

's protocol when it comes to physically releasing and expelling

congested crud from these organs.

elan