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Hi ,

Dr. Hulda has found that the liver bilary tubes can be choked with

gallstones and cause the same symptoms as gallstones with or without a

gallbladder. The solution is the same with our without a gall bladder - a

flush. She calls the flush the liver flush or the gall bladder flush

interchangebly. Unfortuatly, our medical people don't understand the

benefit of flushing the liver and gall bladder and can only understand

taking out the gallbladder. Reminds me of the old saying that if a person's

only tool is a hammer everything looks like a nail. The only tools our

doctors have (and they can be very useful at times, just like the hammer)

are drugs and surgery, and guess what their solution for gallstones is?

Hint: they can't quickly and easily take out your liver, so it gets ignored

until it become so damaged that it shows up in your blood. Then when it gets

bad enough - surgery again for a transplant. The next step as far as most of

them are concerned for you is probably to do another surgery to look for a

stone blocking your tubes. Dr. recommends parasite cleansing prior to

a liver flush, but she's dealt mainly with people who have serious life

threatening diseases. Most people who have done the liver flush without the

parasite cleanse that I've heard from directly had great results.

This is what Dr. Hulda has to say, and at the end of the quote is the

website from which it came (also, a lot more info can be obtained relating

to general liver health from the links at the end of this and every post to

this list):

Hulda says:

“Cleansing the liver of gallstones dramatically improves digestion, which is

the basis of your whole health. You can expect your allergies to disappear,

too, more with each cleanse you do! Incredibly, it also eliminates shoulder,

upper arm, and upper back pain. You have more energy and an increased sense

of well being.

Cleaning the liver bile ducts is the most powerful procedure that you can do

to improve your body's health.

It is the job of the liver to make bile, 1 to 1 1/2 (one to one and half)

quarts in a day! The liver is full of tubes (biliary tubing) that deliver

the bile to one large tube (the common bile duct). The gallbladder is

attached to the common bile duct and acts as a storage reservoir. Eating fat

or protein triggers the gallbladder to squeeze itself empty after about

twenty minutes, and the stored bile finishes its trip down the common bile

duct to the intestine.

For many persons, including children, the biliary tubing is choked with

gallstones. Some develop allergies or hives but some have no symptoms. When

the gallbladder is scanned or X-rayed nothing is seen. Typically, they are

not in the gallbladder. Not only that, most are too small and not calcified,

a prerequisite for visibility on X-ray. There are over half a dozen

varieties of gallstones, most of which have cholesterol crystals in them.

They can be black, red, white, green or tan colored. The green ones get

their color from being coated with bile. Notice in the picture how many have

imbedded unidentified objects. Are they fluke remains? Notice how many are

shaped like corks with longitudinal grooves below the tops. We can visualize

the blocked bile ducts from such shapes. Other stones are composites - made

of many smaller ones - showing that they regrouped in the bile ducts some

time after the last cleanse. At the very center of each stone is found a

clump of bacteria, according to scientists, suggesting that a dead bit of

parasite might have started the stone forming.

As the stones grow and become more numerous the back pressure on the liver

causes it to make less bile. It is also thought to slow the flow of

lymphatic fluid. Imagine the situation if your garden hose had marbles in

it. Much less water would flow, which in turn would decrease the ability of

the hose to squirt out the marbles. With gallstones, much less cholesterol

leaves the body, and cholesterol levels may rise Gallstones, being porous,

can pick up all the bacteria, cysts viruses and parasites that are passing

through the liver. In this way " nests " of infection are formed, forever

supplying the body with fresh bacteria and parasite stages. No stomach

infection such as ulcers or intestinal bloating can be cured permanently

without removing these gallstones from the liver. For best results, ozonate

the olive oil in this recipe to kill any parasite stages or viruses that may

be released during the cleanse”.

http://www.drhuldaclark.org/liver_dr_hulda_clark.htm

Vince

>From: " <sage5243@...> " <sage5243@...>

>Reply-gallstones

>gallstones

>Subject: Flush

>Date: Sun, 29 Dec 2002 14:23:54 -0000

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>I have had my gall bladder removed and still have the same pain in my

>right side that I had before. Can a liver flush still help after

>having ones gall bladder removed?

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