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a7328639@... writes:

> And yes, the liver flush itself IS snake oil if done in the absence of

> proper nutrition because if one does not get to the cause of the liver

> congestion it will simply reoccur instantly. Like detailing your car and

> then driving through a mudslide. But if the liver flush is used in context

> with cleaning up one's eating habbits it does make good sense to do it.

I hear what you're saying, but would like to offer an alternate perspective

on this. I do completely agree that the ideal is to do the flushing in

conjunction with cleaning up dietary habits (along with mental outlook, which

I believe you also mentioned.)

I believe, though, that any change in a positive direction is a helpful

change. I don't know very many people who are able to make drastic changes

to their lifestyles at once and stick with them. So if a person is doing the

flush but not yet changing their dietary habits, that is moving them in a

positive direction. And even if their body is still producing stones, it is

still also helpful to get stones out with a flush because it's still reducing

the overall number of stones in the system.

But also, I think that for many people, implementing one positive change

creates the impetus needed to make other changes. Doing the cleanse can be

that impetus for some people.

We're all different - moving forward at different paces. What works for one

might not work for the other, but as long as we're heading in a positive

direction, that's the important thing. In my opinion, anyway.

in health,