Re: pre-first flush

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Welcome to the group. My husband and daughter both did the liver cleanse (twice

each), even though neither one has any symptoms of GB problems. They had seen

what I've been through and wanted to prevent it, and sailed through the liver

cleanse with great success. It sounded like that's what your situation is..but

not sure if I'm understanding your post.

Check the fat content on the bread you had...some breads have quite a bit of fat

and could affect the results you get from the cleanse. Keep us posted on how

you do.

Adrienne

treesflicker <treesflicker@...> wrote: Hi,

New here:)... want to thank everyone for all of the details of

their experiences, it's been a big help in undertanding. Well, I

have read through most of the posts and I'm planning to start

tonight. I'm a little apprehensive, I'd hate to think I'm going

along with no problems and the next thing I'd be in emergency having

my gall bladder removed. I'm not sure if it happened that way for

anybody, I mean if they were fine before the flush and ended up in

the hospital-just a fear. I started to think and remember, too, that

I have had times in the past, but not for a long time, where under my

right ribcage hurt and felt constricted but i never thought much

about it.

I'm not going to do the parasite cleanse, its too costly right

now, and it appears many of you didnt necessarily start with it. I

dont think I'm ready to deal with the thought i may have parasites

yet, either. Later, maybe i'll find a way that's easier than sending

away for stuff, i did find a combo tincture of BWH(green), wormwood,

adn cloves in the NOW products, but i dont know if that's strong

enough, and it's not really clear how much/how often to take it.

So, I ate one meal yesterday, hummus and raw veggies and I had

fresh juices. Today, all I have had is toast. I wonder if its

better not to eat at all. I'm skipping the fats, like you're

supposed to. I guess I will try to drink lots of water in hopes of

avoiding the dehydrated feeling. I don't remember what is

recommended to eat after it all. I'm also skipping my supplements, i

guess you're supposed to? So, tonight's the big night...praying I

don't end up in emergency! I am also hoping I don't comes out of it

completely drained, I'd hate to spend the weekend in bed, but if it

clears up things I guess its worth it. So thanks All, Trees

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[Guest guest]

Hello Trees and welcome to the group!

I'm answering your post probably after you've already completed the flush or

are in the middle of it!

I wanted to tell you that I think one of the most important 'tools' we can

utilize in the process of a flush is a positive mind. The body responds to

the tension in the mind and the last thing you want is anything being tense

on the inside. If it puts your mind at ease at all, I've never read of

anyone ending up in the ER after a flush. I've never heard of anyone going

to the doctor after a flush. I have heard of maybe 2 or 3 people who

experienced pain during/after a flush, but that's compared to possibly

hundreds of stories of people who went through it painlessly and with very

little discomfort. So the odds are in your favor that you will be in the

majority.

As for the parasite cleanse - I did about 8 gallbladder flushes before I

decided to do a parasite cleanse. I was always rather skeptical about the

need for that sort of thing, to be honest! I know that it's written in many

places that it's good to do the parasite cleanse first, but it seems like

those who do that are actually in the minority.

Some of the parasite cleanses are costly, that's for sure. I did find the

one I did to be a little less pricey and so if/when I repeat this (some

suggest doing it 4 times a year) I will go with the same formula. Here's a

link to info if you're interested: (<A

HREF= " http://www.learnhealth.org/patient/lg-ap.htm " >

http://www.learnhealth.org/patient/lg-ap.htm</A>

So did you decide to go through with it tonight? How did it go?

in health,

rachel~

treesflicker@... writes:

> New here:)... want to thank everyone for all of the details of

> their experiences, it's been a big help in undertanding. Well, I

> have read through most of the posts and I'm planning to start

> tonight

[Guest guest]

Trees, hope all goes well for you. Don't worry. Even if you do feel weak it

only lasts for the one day and then when you start eating again you'll feel lots

better. I usually break my fast with a homemade veggie soup that I prepare the

night before and then cook while passing stones the next day. Let us know how

it goes. of Dewberry Hill

tonight's the big night...praying I

don't end up in emergency! I am also hoping I don't comes out of it

completely drained, I'd hate to spend the weekend in bed, but if it

clears up things I guess its worth it. So thanks All, Trees

" People are like stain glass windows; they sparkle and shine when the sun is

out, but when the darkness sets in, their true beauty is revealed only if there

is alight within. " -Kubler Ross

" Then spake Jesus again unto them, saying, I am the light of the world: he that

followeth me shall not walk in darkness, but shall have the light of life. "

Holy Bible

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