Lu's info

[Guest guest]

I'd also be interested in reading that info, Lu.

Barry - I think the idea of adding more oil is an interesting one. I've been

thinking about this recently also, since I've done the cleanse on

www.relfe.com, which does have the mixture consumed at intervals through the

evening.

The reason I think this makes sense is that it would cause the gallbladder to

contract at intervals as well, rather than responding to the influx of one

drink. I think I will go back to that routine on my next cleanse, which

will be a week from tonight.

just my .02,

rachel~

barry91162@... writes:

> I'll be waiting patiently for that helpful information if

> you can find it again. Gradual flush sounds interesting when I was

> thinking a 'hard' cleanse would be prefered for removing a bigger,

> more stubborn stone. One thing I'm thinking of trying is using the

> Dr. Hulga cleanse (like I usually do) but adding more oil every

> 15 minutes for one hour. This will put more effect (pressure) on my

> gallbladder to contract more. I think only the one drink of s

> potion isn't enough for my body. It does great for the gunk and

> softer stones, but I think I need more contractions for the

> gallbladder. I have used two oil drinks before but want to now try a

> slightly different method of cleanse. I need to find what works most

> effectively for my body and individual problem.

>

[Guest guest]

Yes ,

I think tomorrow, when I do flush #7, I will try more intervals of

oil drink. For the first 6 cleanses I've been sticking pretty close

to the Dr. Hulga flush which is a more 'milder' flush. I think

for my hard, calcified, 1 cm 'problem stone' that I am working on

eliminating, it will need some extra contractions from my

gallbladder. I'm going to use s ES suggestion and also 4 drinks

of 1/4 oil-1/4 gf every 15 minutes for one hour like on the relfe

site. This extra bombardment of oil may be just what I need to push a

bigger stone out. The milder cleansing has been great for elimination

of softer liver stones, sludge and such, but the extra push is what

I'm searching for now.

Another reason I've come to this conclusion is because of all the

stories and testimonies I've read on this 'hard stone' topic. Dasuns

grandmother story and others that were done many years before

Internet information (cleanses done with old folk lore information)

seems to have all used larger amounts of oil, and also no ES if

you'll notice. They were passing boulders of stones to fill a barrel

(If the old stories are as reliable as we want to believe and not

only stories that have esculated through age). It's worth a try now

that I know what to expect from the cleanse.

So, thanks for the tips, and wish me success.

Barry.

> I'd also be interested in reading that info, Lu.

>

> Barry - I think the idea of adding more oil is an interesting one.

I've been

> thinking about this recently also, since I've done the cleanse on

> www.relfe.com, which does have the mixture consumed at intervals

through the

> evening.

>

> The reason I think this makes sense is that it would cause the

gallbladder to

> contract at intervals as well, rather than responding to the influx

of one

> drink. I think I will go back to that routine on my next cleanse,

which

> will be a week from tonight.

>

> just my .02,

> rachel~

>

> barry91162@y... writes:

> > I'll be waiting patiently for that helpful information if

> > you can find it again. Gradual flush sounds interesting when I

was

> > thinking a 'hard' cleanse would be prefered for removing a

bigger,

> > more stubborn stone. One thing I'm thinking of trying is using

the

> > Dr. Hulga cleanse (like I usually do) but adding more oil

every

> > 15 minutes for one hour. This will put more effect (pressure) on

my

> > gallbladder to contract more. I think only the one drink of

s

> > potion isn't enough for my body. It does great for the gunk and

> > softer stones, but I think I need more contractions for the

> > gallbladder. I have used two oil drinks before but want to now

try a

> > slightly different method of cleanse. I need to find what works

most

> > effectively for my body and individual problem.

> >

>

>

>

>