Re: Liver Cleanse and the Liver Cleansing Diet?

March 26, 2002

Hi

Welcome to the group! I'm glad that you've found some hope and

confidence - sounds like you're on a real positive road.

The forum at curezone is different from this group. Sometimes Agnes posts

messages out here from there and vice versa, but if you specifically want

yours to show up in both places you'd have to post them there and here. I'm

not quite sure why both things exist, actually, but I'm sure there's some

logic to it.

As for doing the flush while on the liver diet - can you elaborate on why you

think it wouldn't be a good idea? I'm not very knowledgeable about the liver

diet, but I can't see why doing the flush would be a bad idea. I'm sure

others will put in their .02 about that, though.

Keep us posted, okay?

in health,

rachel~

teresa@... writes:

> I am confused about something else - is this mailgroup the same as the forum

> at curezone? Do I need to post only once to get a message in both places? I

> will double up, so sorry if you see this twice!

>

> Thanks in advance, you people have given me hope where before I was feeling

> quite desperate and literally scared to death about what was going on with

> my body.

>

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it and ignorance may deride

it, but in the end there it is. " Winston Churchill

March 27, 2002

I went to the liverdoctor site to look at the liver cleansing diet, but all I

could find was reasons why a person would benefit from it - I didn't see the

actual diet itself. So I still haven't figured out why the flush would be a

problem in connection with this particular diet. But I do understand what you

mean about the Epsom Salts taking their toll on your body. I've done the

cleanse with and without them and had results both ways. So if the Epsom

Salts are your main concern, then you maybe you could consider doing the

flush without them while on this liver cleansing diet? Just a thought.

Do you (or anyone) have a link that actually talks about what that liver

cleansing diet is? Maybe I'm just dense and missed it on the liverdoctor

site. It seemed to me that you'd have to buy the book to know what the diet

is!

And yes, I completely agree - if you trust yourself, you'll get it right.

in health

rachel~

In a message dated 3/27/02 4:47:43 AM Eastern Standard Time,

teresa@... writes:

> hi there, I was just thinking it may be a bad idea possibly, doing liver

> cleansing diet and liver/gallbladder flush as it could be too much of a

> *hit* for my body at once. The epsom salts are pretty much a big hit in

> themselves, and I thought it might be more than a body could handle.

>

> I guess it is just one of those things where I will just see how I go with

> -

> if I trust myself I will get it right, anyway... aint that right!?

>

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it and ignorance may deride

it, but in the end there it is. " Winston Churchill

March 27, 2002

Thanks for the synopsis of the liver cleansing diet. I'll check to see

if I can find the book locally and if not I'll probably order it. I'm

already doing some of those things, so it shouldn't be too much of a

transition if I wanted to give it a try. I know others have written of it

and highly recommend it.

Thanks again for describing it.

in health,

rachel~

teresa@... writes:

> I do have the book, it's just a bit complex to tell you the whole diet!

>

> basically, no dairy, no caffeine, no red meat, no preservatives

> lots of veges, cold pressed olive oil, a bit of chicken and fish, carrot

> and

> celery and beetroot juice in the morning along with lemon and water drink.

> do this for eight weeks - I will be doing this, except for I will still

> have

> my tea with milk, and I hate beetroot juice!

> gotta go placate the hubby now! goodnight!

>

The truth is incontrovertible. Malice may attack it and ignorance may deride

it, but in the end there it is. " Winston Churchill

March 27, 2002

>small green stones, probably about 100 throughout the day, but I didn't see

>any of the large yellow ones. Do they float or do they disappear?

Yellow, black and brown (or turquois, orange...!) stones should float

as much as the greenies. Anyone else with opinions? The sinkers are

the calcified stones, but a stone can be partially calcified. I'm not

sure if the sinkers are always white or not. But you can have stones

that sink. The great majority of stones coming out seems to float.

And many stones could come from the liver rather than the

gallbladder, it seems.

Sometimes I have spontaneous mini-flushes outside of the oil/fruit

flushes. They tend to produce partly different results. I suddenly

passed a marble-sized black stone yesterday, along with flat pieces

of white cholesterol (presumably).

>On that, you people reminded me of the Liver Cleansing Diet which I had done

>successfully before to lose weight, but it only lasted the eight weeks due

>to my passion for dairy, tea and red meat. Now, I was wondering... I am

>thinking of going back on this diet, but was wondering if it was ok to still

>do the olive oil etc purge while on the diet, or would it upset things too

>much?

You can probably do the flush, but others will have to answer...

>By the way, that website of Cabot's Liver Cleansing Diet is

><http://www.liverdoctor.com/.>http://www.liverdoctor.com/. I saw

>people mention the website here, but not

>actually give the address!

I was thinking something similar for a while -- I even thanked one

poster for posting this great link. Until I discovered that it's

listed at the bottom of every message. Just scroll down the page

you're reading until you find a list of links to other web sites!

-- Helge

March 27, 2002

hi there, I was just thinking it may be a bad idea possibly, doing liver

cleansing diet and liver/gallbladder flush as it could be too much of a

*hit* for my body at once. The epsom salts are pretty much a big hit in

themselves, and I thought it might be more than a body could handle.

I guess it is just one of those things where I will just see how I go with -

if I trust myself I will get it right, anyway... aint that right!?

cheers

-----Original Message-----

rachel wrote...

As for doing the flush while on the liver diet - can you elaborate on why

you

think it wouldn't be a good idea? I'm not very knowledgeable about the

liver

diet, but I can't see why doing the flush would be a bad idea. I'm sure

others will put in their .02 about that, though.

March 27, 2002

,

I do have the book, it's just a bit complex to tell you the whole diet!

basically, no dairy, no caffeine, no red meat, no preservatives

lots of veges, cold pressed olive oil, a bit of chicken and fish, carrot and

celery and beetroot juice in the morning along with lemon and water drink.

do this for eight weeks - I will be doing this, except for I will still have

my tea with milk, and I hate beetroot juice!

gotta go placate the hubby now! goodnight!

cheers