Need some good advice please

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Hello Everyone and Happy New Year to all of you!

I've been reading about this liver flush. I've had gall bladder

problems and have had my gallbaladder removed within the last two

years. It almost killed me. It had literally dissintegrated in my

body leaving stones and left me jaundice. My surgeon told me I had

less than a day to live if I hadn't gotten in when I did. I also

have allergies and asthma that seems to intensify at this time of

year. After reading much of the symptoms that are associated with

the liver and the gallbladder, I've come to the conclusion that there

is indeed a link here.

What I'd like to know is, since I've had my gall bladder removed, is

it safe to do a liver flush? I'm a little paranoid about over

medicating myself these days with new findings that medicines do more

harm than good in many cases. I've heard and read about the harmful

effects that inhalers and other medicine have on the liver...could

the flush actually help this?

I have a ventolin inhaler, and I take antibiotics to cure the

infections I get in my lungs. This seems only to be a temporary fix.

Genetics seem to play a big part in all of this also, since my mother

had her gall bladder out at almost the exact same age...

Where can I find out how to do this liver flush. I fugured with as

many stones I had in my gall bladder, there has to be some in my

liver also still.

Thank you,

Terry D.

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Hello all,

I'm really excited about this liver flush! I want to feel good again

and it seems to be the answer. I went to this site that someone

mentioned earlier http://www.modernherbalist.com/liver.html and it

mentioned that you should have all the metal fillings removed in your

mouth before doing the flush. Does anyone recommend doing the the

liver flush without having fillings removed from the teeth? The site

also said that the parasite removal program that can take three weeks

should be done before you can effectively remove the liver

stones...Can anyone give any good adive here?

Thanks again,

Terry D.

> Hello Everyone and Happy New Year to all of you!

> I've been reading about this liver flush. I've had gall bladder

> problems and have had my gallbaladder removed within the last two

> years. It almost killed me. It had literally dissintegrated in my

> body leaving stones and left me jaundice. My surgeon told me I had

> less than a day to live if I hadn't gotten in when I did. I also

> have allergies and asthma that seems to intensify at this time of

> year. After reading much of the symptoms that are associated with

> the liver and the gallbladder, I've come to the conclusion that

there

> is indeed a link here.

> What I'd like to know is, since I've had my gall bladder removed,

is

> it safe to do a liver flush? I'm a little paranoid about over

> medicating myself these days with new findings that medicines do

more

> harm than good in many cases. I've heard and read about the harmful

> effects that inhalers and other medicine have on the liver...could

> the flush actually help this?

> I have a ventolin inhaler, and I take antibiotics to cure the

> infections I get in my lungs. This seems only to be a temporary

fix.

> Genetics seem to play a big part in all of this also, since my

mother

> had her gall bladder out at almost the exact same age...

> Where can I find out how to do this liver flush. I fugured with as

> many stones I had in my gall bladder, there has to be some in my

> liver also still.

>

> Thank you,

> Terry D.

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Hi Dax,

Thank you for the speedy reply. I really appreciate your personal

testimony and the information you provided. After reading all the

material I've read this morning, I'm going to try the cleanse

tomorrow and see what happens. After all, I don't see where there is

anything concerning the liver cleanse that could possibly make me

feel any worse than I already do.

I'll let everyone know the results after tomorrow. I just have to

run out to the grocery store and pick up a few things for the cleanse.

Thanks so much,

Terry

> Terry

>

> I didn't have the metal removed from my mouth and won't be doing

so - there

> is no way I can afford all that treatment! I have done several

flushes now -

> the first one I didn't do any kind of parasite cleansing and the

results

> were amazing...you can read my story and details of the flush I did

here:

>

> http://www.cyberpog.com/health/index.htm

>

> You will benefit from a flush...

>

> Dax

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In a message dated 1/2/02 7:38:18 AM Eastern Standard Time,

amiboringyou01118us@... writes:

> What I'd like to know is, since I've had my gall bladder removed, is

> it safe to do a liver flush? I'm a little paranoid about over

> medicating myself these days with new findings that medicines do more

> harm than good in many cases. I've heard and read about the harmful

> effects that inhalers and other medicine have on the liver...could

> the flush actually help this?

>

You've probably already heard from Adrienne, but she's had her gallbladder

removed and is still doing flushes successfully. You'll be inspired by her

story - and those of others in the same situation (she's just the first

person who came to mind!)

Yes, medicines can do more harm than good. I avoid medication, generally

speaking, but sometimes there are situations that warrant them, in my

opinion. (don't anybody flame me on this - it's just my opinion <smile>).

So it's good to do the liver flush to get the residue from those medications

out of your system as quickly as possible. There is most likely a lot of

residue from a lifetime of occasional antibiotics or prescription

medications. I'm glad to know that with each cleanse I do I am potentially

getting rid of residue from prescriptions taken years ago.

The flush can help in so many ways. My step-dad was sick for a month last

fall and although he didn't have any pain he was diagnosed with gallstones

and told to have surgery. My mom emailed me right away to ask what it was I

had done to avoid surgery and to my surprise my step-dad was actually willing

to do the olive oil/lemon juice routine. After being sick and lethargic for

a month, he felt better and had more energy the DAY after doing the cleanse.

I only wish I had learned about this when I was younger!