Liverstone I presume?

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Dear Gang,

> This week Vic did his 3rd liver flush and got out about a tablespoon of

> pea-sized stones!

> He looks and feels so much better! He always had a sallow look to his

skin

> and looked extremely unwell. Now even friends and family are commenting

on

> the fact that he has color in his face! He is so excited about it that

he's

> even thinking he will be well enough to get some part-time work soon. He

> has not been well enough to work for years, nor has he felt like it. He

has

> lots more energy and is even sweating which he has been unable to do much

of

> for years. He even feels like exercising.

> We took anti-biotics for over 2 years without much improvement. We have

> also been on the Hallelujah diet www.hacres.com for over 3 years and this

> certainly helped, but it was not enough to fix his clogged liver.

> I have had several " gall-bladder " attacks over the years, but nothing

showed

> up on x-ray or ultra-sound, so I did not think a liver flush applied to

me.

> Well, now I believe it is the quickest thing you can do to get a dramatic

> improvement in your health. I have read that most adults have stones in

> their livers. Many have up to 2,000 stones! I believe these are caused

> from eating animal products and from exposure to chemicals, bacteria,

heavy

> metals and other toxins. You can still have lots of stones even after

> having your gall-bladder out. Many people have done succesful liver

flushes

> after their gall-bladder has been removed.

> I am doing my 3rd flush tonight. I'll keep you posted.

> If you decide to do a flush please check with your doctor and also do some

> research to be well prepared. It is a little gruelling, but well worth

it.

> Below are some links.

> Wishing you health,

> Rosemary.

> Lyme disease 24 years.

>