re: preflush/polls/parasite cleanse

[Guest guest]

Hello Trees

About the pre-flush preparatory techniques, I would suggest just doing a

search on an engine like www.google.com and checking out the different sites.

There are various things that people do in prep for them and yet others

don't do any advance prep and still seem to have good results. But there

are so many different variations, it would be probably very interesting for

you to do an internet search and check them out.

As for the lack of participation in the polls, I think it's pretty common for

these lists to have large numbers of members who aren't active. There are

probably people on the list who are on " no mail " and have forgotten they ever

signed up for it. So, you're right - they aren't really a viable tool for

any kind of analysis! And yes, it's difficult to formulate the questions

anyway!

did you find an answer to your other question about a parasite cleanse that

does not contain grain alcohol? Here is the url for Dr. Schulze's

Liver/Gallbladder & AntiParasite Formula. <A

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

http://www.learnhealth.org/patient/lg-ap.htm</A>. It doesn't say anything about

grain alcohol,though, so you'd probably need to call them to find out.

(1-800-HerbDoc). That's the parasite cleanse I used last time.

in health,

rachel~

In a message dated 3/25/02 11:40:40 PM Eastern Standard Time,

treesflicker@... writes:

> I was wondering where I could read about the pre-flush preparatory

> techniques I have seen mentioned here, such as drinking apple juice

> and fasting. I didn't notice any mention of such things when I read

> about the whole method of flushing.

>

> Was also wondering if anybody knows of an effective parasite cleanse,

> preferably available in health food stores, that does not contain

> grain alcohol.

>

> Also noticed that only 7 people so far have participated in the

> poll. The number of members listed says 833! I was thinking a

> parasite poll would be interesting, but if no one participates I

> guess it wouldn't reveal much for statistics. I had trouble

> formulating the questions for the poll anyway. I guess what I'm

> curious about is out of those that have done the P-cleanse, how many

> had results(expelled parasites). Maybe something about geographic

> location, foreign travel, diet(meat/non-meat). Just an idea.

>

> Love and Peace, Trees