Guest guest Posted May 24, 2002 Report Share Posted May 24, 2002 > From: " azdmarie " <nortons@...> Hi Dawn and all, My diet has not been far better but not perfect these last 25 years. And also as might surprise some of you, I'm no saint. smiles ... so there have been times I have not eaten well. This has not, since 1974, been in the category of eating meat, but rather... during certain periods when I've lapsed and eaten too much of processed foods such as as pastries. This is not recently but a few years ago. One symptom I had, as a result of those transgressions, and not having been on the juices or eaten salads for awhile, was a pain that occurred in my side. I always presumed it was something in my digestion. It would come on rather suddenly and then immediately get my attention if you know what I mean. Sometimes I'd let out an arghhhh!!!!!!!!! and not move or be able to move and would try to breath and get to the bathroom or whatever till it would go away. It would usually not last more than a minute or two but might come back again a few times in the next few days or week. I would say this was about 15 years ago when this first happened and was the worst at that time. What I did was to, as per Dr. 's books, start taking emenas over and over and over and over and they helped. They not only helped they saved me from much worse. They helped me to get rid of the problem. That is the most immediate thing that I did was to take the enemas and these were with nothing but pure water, nothing else. The second thing I did, right away, was to get my diet back on track. Pronto! Oh sometimes I would dally a bit... and bingo!!! another attack... and oh god I would made sure to get back on it then. Anything but to have that happen again! Well guess what. Now since I've been on this list I am thinking it wasn't something in my digestion or my bowels or colon but was gallstones. All that time I thought it was something in my digestion but it was gallstones. Now at that time I'd not been having the juices for years but I got back on them pronto. I tried eating different things too but nothing worked! The attacks kept coming! Until I HAD to eat right! I got back on the salads again AND the juices. The juices weren't enough by themselves when I was not eating right. I HAD TO EAT RIGHT! Emphasis for what my body was telling me. It was desperation time. Do this or I was going to keep hurting and hurting a lot more. Watch out!!!! So you bet I did it. I got back on the salads pronto. Grated carrots #1, chopped celery, cucumbers, radishes, sweet red bell peppers (I hate green ones), and whatever else like this I could find to toss in there. And I stopped eating bread!!! (again) ... most important! ... I really felt it when I tried to resist that, the attacks came back pronto. To summarize the things I did: #1- ememas for relief and they worked #2- eat right! nothing but grated salads at the beginning #3- freshly made raw vegetable juices, as much as you want and can make and drink Now that I think it was really a gall stone that, it doesn't change anything at all that I did, except I would have done the flushes too. BUT I agree with those who say you don't need to do them very often. Why is this? Because, the colon is MOST important. If you are flushing the liver every week, and not getting it out, then you are not getting it out period! First of all the digestion has to be clear. So for a good liver flush my feeling (now) is to first cleanse the colon, #2 do the flush, #3 at least two more weeks flushing the colon again. That means a liver flush once a month! So do you do nothing in the meantime? No! You cleanse the colon! (sorry of this is graphic... smiles... and when I say " you " I am saying me or anyone who this has some meaning for, not anyone in particular). Because this primarily cleansing is the most important of all. And, I think, and from my experience, you can relieve and get rid of gallstones from cleansing the colon alone, with no specialized liver flush. And I think if someone is doing liver flushes all the time but not cleansing the colon then it's not going to be nearly so effective. #1 is cleanse the colon! (funny as it seems the colon should be #2 doesn't it...... ) ..... sorry, a little humor there. When I got back on the juices and the salads, the pains disappeared completely. One more thing about the pains. You can relieve them immediately, but don't except them to disappear immediately. Because it takes time for you to get things through your system. If you eat something like a sub sandwich, or anything, that you know set it off, then expect that you're going to have to do everything perfect for a few WEEKS to get rid of it. The more perfect the better. The less perfect, it will still improve but take longer, as long as the balance is in the right direction. I've not had those pains for a long time thank goodness. But I am well aware of what they feel like and don't want them to come back. My motivation for myself is to be as healthy as I can be. I know how very tenuous life can be and how quickly it can be gone. Before we know it or can do anything about it. Here's to all of us that we have the tenacity and inspiration to do what we can, while and when we can, not only for ourselves but for all those we love and cherish and come in contact with. Cheers and love for you all. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2002 Report Share Posted May 24, 2002 My diet has not been far better but not perfect these last 25 years. And also as might surprise some of you, I'm no saint. smiles ... so there have been times I have not eaten well. This has not, since 1974, been in the category of eating meat, but rather... during certain periods when I've lapsed and eaten too much of processed foods such as as pastries. This is not recently but a few years ago. ______________________ It's strange that people think that what you eat makes you a so-called saint or whatever. Being " justifed " doesn't have anything to do with what we eat or not. It goes in the mouth, then out again through you know where. Of course, there's health benefits to the eating of clean meat. For example, much health can be lost from eating pork or unclean seafood all the time, but it still doesn't have anything to do with making a person righteous. I eat clean meat, for example: chicken, steak, roast, cod, salmon, tuna, turkey, and these are very healthy meats. Study at Dr. Mercola's website and see the truth about vegetarians, about how unhealthy it is. But again, it simply doesn't matter one way or the other. We can only do our best because the same thing is going to happen to each of us anyway-----death! Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2002 Report Share Posted May 24, 2002 ou are correct in everything you have said but I don't think the person who wrote this post was actually seriously making a referrance in a religious manner. 'I'm no saint' is only a much used slang expression sometimes having nothing to do with the religious suggestion for the phrase. I used to call eating the fat foods the 'fun' foods or 'evil' foods but didn't really believe any food was evil in itself. Context of the post should reveil purpose in this case. Don't get confused by slang phrasing. Happens all of the time in type. Unless of course the postee will return with a comment otherwise. haha You never know lately in here. :-) Barry, I already am aware of that, and thank you very, very much. I know how what we eat, by many people, determines what we are. Well, what I'm saying is that I'm aware of the slang. However, after some amount of time, people start thinking this is true. This has been my experience. I experience it all the time. Sorry, have to go and eat now. Husband's yelling----- LET'S EAT! Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2002 Report Share Posted May 24, 2002 Enjoy dinner and stay away from these 'sinful' foods. haha You know, even though the food is not 'evil' in itself it sure did cause some 'wicked' pain for me. :-) Barry, I do know what I'm talking about, believe it or not. I know a whole lot more than you think! I apologize because I was in a huge rush writing the last post. So if I was misunderstood, then I do apologize. Yahweh be with you! Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2002 Report Share Posted May 24, 2002 Susie, You are correct in everything you have said but I don't think the person who wrote this post was actually seriously making a referrance in a religious manner. 'I'm no saint' is only a much used slang expression sometimes having nothing to do with the religious suggestion for the phrase. I used to call eating the fat foods the 'fun' foods or 'evil' foods but didn't really believe any food was evil in itself. Context of the post should reveil purpose in this case. Don't get confused by slang phrasing. Happens all of the time in type. Unless of course the postee will return with a comment otherwise. haha You never know lately in here. :-) Barry. > My diet has not been far better but not perfect these last 25 years. And > also as might surprise > some of you, I'm no saint. smiles ... so there have been times I have not > eaten well. This has > not, since 1974, been in the category of eating meat, but rather... during > certain periods when > I've lapsed and eaten too much of processed foods such as as pastries. This > is not recently but > a few years ago. > > > > ______________________ > > It's strange that people think that what you eat makes you a so- called saint > or whatever. Being " justifed " doesn't have anything to do with what we eat > or not. It goes in the mouth, then out again through you know where. Of > course, there's health benefits to the eating of clean meat. For example, > much health can be lost from eating pork or unclean seafood all the time, but > it still doesn't have anything to do with making a person righteous. > > I eat clean meat, for example: chicken, steak, roast, cod, salmon, tuna, > turkey, and these are very healthy meats. Study at Dr. Mercola's website and > see the truth about vegetarians, about how unhealthy it is. But again, it > simply doesn't matter one way or the other. We can only do our best because > the same thing is going to happen to each of us anyway-----death! > Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 Dear Susie, I kinda thought that I knew that you already knew what you were talking about and I also know what you are talking about when you say that others start to talk that way too. :-) Sheesh. Enjoy dinner and stay away from these 'sinful' foods. haha You know, even though the food is not 'evil' in itself it sure did cause some 'wicked' pain for me. :-) Barry. > ou are correct in everything you have said but I don't think the > person who wrote this post was actually seriously making a referrance > in a religious manner. 'I'm no saint' is only a much used slang > expression sometimes having nothing to do with the religious > suggestion for the phrase. I used to call eating the fat foods > the 'fun' foods or 'evil' foods but didn't really believe any food > was evil in itself. Context of the post should reveil purpose in this > case. Don't get confused by slang phrasing. Happens all of the time > in type. Unless of course the postee will return with a comment > otherwise. haha You never know lately in here. :-) > > > Barry, I already am aware of that, and thank you very, very much. I know how > what we eat, by many people, determines what we are. Well, what I'm saying > is that I'm aware of the slang. However, after some amount of time, people > start thinking this is true. This has been my experience. I experience it > all the time. > > Sorry, have to go and eat now. Husband's yelling----- LET'S EAT! > Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 Susie, I do believe you. We both know more than what we can type in a group. I'm sure we all know more than what others think too. I was only kidding about the sinful foods. I'm with you really. Did you enjoy your dinner? I did too. :-) No misunderstandings here. Jesus is Lord, Barry. > Enjoy dinner and stay away from these 'sinful' foods. haha > > You know, even though the food is not 'evil' in itself it sure did > cause some 'wicked' pain for me. :-) > > > Barry, I do know what I'm talking about, believe it or not. I know a whole > lot more than you think! I apologize because I was in a huge rush writing > the last post. So if I was misunderstood, then I do apologize. > Yahweh be with you! > Susie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 ------I think, and from my experience, you can relieve and get rid of gallstones from cleansing the colon alone, with no specialized liver flush.--------- I do agree with what you are saying about cleansing the colon and keeping it clear prior to doing the liver flushes to get the best results...and to not do so may actually make things worse...but I can't really go along completely with this statement. I feel that some liver cleansing can occur with cleansing only in that way...but if the liver is backed up...it may need more direct intervention to clean it out. Part of what I had been doing to deal with my pain was colon, kidney & parasite cleansing...which I did for nearly a year prior to learning of the liver/gallbldder flushes. None of these produced any real results. It was the liver/gallbladder flushing, and keeping my diet clean after that, which has solved the problem for me. I am sure the other cleansing has been a great help in expediting my recovery. That again is just my experience. :~) Christa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 Groups Home - - Account Info - Help Welcome, johnlvs2run (johnlvs2run · jrupprun@...) Start a Group - My Groups - Sign Out gallstones · Gallstones cleanse liver flush gall blad Group Member [ Edit My Membership ] Home Messages Post Chat Files Photos Bookmarks Database Polls Calendar Promote = Owner = Moderator = Online Messages = Messages Help Reply | Forward | View Source | Unwrap Lines = Message 11052 of 11055 | Previous | Next [ Up Thread ] Message Index = = Msg # = > From: " lochmabon " <lochmabon@y...> > I feel that some liver cleansing can occur with cleansing only in that wa= y...but if the liver is backed up...it may need more direct intervention to = clean it out. > It was the liver/gallbladder flushing, and keeping my diet clean after th= at, which has solved the problem for me. Christa, I agree with you absolutely, totally, and completely. I plan to keep doing them all. :~) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 25, 2002 Report Share Posted May 25, 2002 --- Study at Dr. Mercola's website and see the truth about vegetarians, about how unhealthy it is. ---- I do read Mercola's site....and I have not found any reference where he specifically says vegetarian diets are " unhealthy. " If he does say that, can you please tell where on his site that he does. In the meantime, for those who are interested...here is a site that shows just how healthy eating raw and vegan can be...it was the site that inspired me to go the path of eating " raw. " http://www.thegardendiet.com/ Storm's story - http://www.thegardendiet.com/storm.html Jinjee's story - http://www.thegardendiet.com/jinjee.html Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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