Re: Weight Loss and Liver flushing

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I have lost 5-7 lbs. since flushing in late January

and early march...no trying to lose weight, not sure

what to attribute it to. I don't seem to have the blood

sugar lows that I did...

Hi, ,

I just turned 50 on March 20th. Aren't you close to my age? If you're not,

then I apologize.

I think sometimes that my blood sugar gets low. I'm hoping doing my renewed

bout of cleanses will help!!!

Susie

[Guest guest]

I have lost 5-7 lbs. since flushing in late January

and early march...no trying to lose weight, not sure

what to attribute it to. I don't seem to have the blood

sugar lows that I did...can go longer times without

eating without feeling it, maybe that's it.

Not sure how to explain the

physiology behind that, but will say that the same

thing happened 5 years ago when I was flushing

more regularly, would lose about 5 lbs. I wasn't

fasting, either, I don't change my eating patterns

when I do the flush.

L. Meydrech, CN

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> Has anyone experienced weight loss after doing liver flushes? I have a

friend who is

> stuck on a weight loss plateau and wondered if this might help her.

Thans!

>

> Jackie

[Guest guest]

> I have lost 5-7 lbs. since flushing in late January

> and early march...no trying to lose weight, not sure

> what to attribute it to. I don't seem to have the blood

> sugar lows that I did...

>

> Hi, ,

> I just turned 50 on March 20th. Aren't you close to my age? If you're

not,

> then I apologize.

> I think sometimes that my blood sugar gets low. I'm hoping doing my

renewed

> bout of cleanses will help!!!

> Susie

I have you beat by a year and a few months :-)

Are you on any special diet for low blood sugar? Like

cutting out sugars and eating more nuts, grains,

whole foods? Eating a little something every couple

hours? For fruit I liked Granny Apples, they are

less sweet, and Tupelo Honey is good, it is a fructose

honey so goes into the system more slowly. Also

DeBoles Artichoke Pasta, it doesn't have as much

starch to turn into sugar into your system. And when

I do have a carbohydrate or fruit, always have some

kind of protein with it so it doesn't spike the sugar

then drop it. Just a few things I've learned along the

way :-)

L. Meydrech, CN

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Dr. Cabot's book advises ALL 1500+ patients she's had in the past 2 years

(while writing her book) who followed her liver cleansing diet

protocol/program have lost weight. She attributes weight problems with

liver toxicity.

From: " Sarrasin Dubill " <redwing14075@...>

> Has anyone experienced weight loss after doing liver flushes? I have a

friend who is

> stuck on a weight loss plateau and wondered if this might help her.

Thans!

>

> Jackie

[Guest guest]

> Eating a little something every couple

> hours? For fruit I liked Granny Apples, they are

> less sweet, and Tupelo Honey is good, it is a fructose

> honey so goes into the system more slowly. Also

> DeBoles Artichoke Pasta,

,

I just started my veggie juicing yesterday again. I actually felt better

yesterday. But I probably need something every few hours. I don't eat white

sugar stuff at all. Only occasionally if it's someone's b-day or something

and there is some kind of cake besides chocolate, which chocolate gives me

attacks. So if I do have sugar, it's rarely. I am overweight, though. I've

been trying to lose weight for some time now. Maybe these cleanses will

help. My grandmother was diabetic. I've always wondered if that could

happen to me.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Is their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said that

people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I had

the gb.

Dr. Cabot talks about this in one of her books. I think the book

entitled " The Liver Cleansing Diet. " There is a higher rate of fatty livers

in people with no GBs. She states on pg. 21, " I have found that many

patients gain weight after removal of the gallbladder because their liver

function remains suboptimal. It may be her other book, " The Healthy Liver &

Bowel Book " that talks about it more. I'm not sure. But you need to eat

liver-friendly foods to help avoid fatty liver.

Susie

[Guest guest]

Is anyone that has had their gb removed gained weight since the surgery? I

was 95 pounds when the gb was removed and now I am 130.( only 1 1/2 years

have passed) This is very overweight for me. i have never been over 107. Is

their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said that

people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I had

the gb.

>From: Tishri7@...

>Reply-gallstones

>gallstones

>Subject: Re: Weight Loss and Liver flushing

>Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 10:21:28 EDT

>

>

> > Eating a little something every couple

> > hours? For fruit I liked Granny Apples, they are

> > less sweet, and Tupelo Honey is good, it is a fructose

> > honey so goes into the system more slowly. Also

> > DeBoles Artichoke Pasta,

>

>,

>I just started my veggie juicing yesterday again. I actually felt better

>yesterday. But I probably need something every few hours. I don't eat

>white

>sugar stuff at all. Only occasionally if it's someone's b-day or something

>and there is some kind of cake besides chocolate, which chocolate gives me

>attacks. So if I do have sugar, it's rarely. I am overweight, though.

>I've

>been trying to lose weight for some time now. Maybe these cleanses will

>help. My grandmother was diabetic. I've always wondered if that could

>happen to me.

>

>Susie

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I don't know if it is connected or not , but I have gained a lot of weight since

getting my gall bladder out. But I'm sure that it may be more related to stress

in my life. I have

gained about 30 extra pounds as well.

Glenda

Schurdevin wrote:

> Is anyone that has had their gb removed gained weight since the surgery? I

> was 95 pounds when the gb was removed and now I am 130.( only 1 1/2 years

> have passed) This is very overweight for me. i have never been over 107. Is

> their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said that

> people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I had

> the gb.

>

> >From: Tishri7@...

> >Reply-gallstones

> >gallstones

> >Subject: Re: Weight Loss and Liver flushing

> >Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 10:21:28 EDT

> >

> >

> > > Eating a little something every couple

> > > hours? For fruit I liked Granny Apples, they are

> > > less sweet, and Tupelo Honey is good, it is a fructose

> > > honey so goes into the system more slowly. Also

> > > DeBoles Artichoke Pasta,

> >

> >,

> >I just started my veggie juicing yesterday again. I actually felt better

> >yesterday. But I probably need something every few hours. I don't eat

> >white

> >sugar stuff at all. Only occasionally if it's someone's b-day or something

> >and there is some kind of cake besides chocolate, which chocolate gives me

> >attacks. So if I do have sugar, it's rarely. I am overweight, though.

> >I've

> >been trying to lose weight for some time now. Maybe these cleanses will

> >help. My grandmother was diabetic. I've always wondered if that could

> >happen to me.

> >

> >Susie

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

> Is anyone that has had their gb removed gained weight since the surgery? I

> was 95 pounds when the gb was removed and now I am 130.( only 1 1/2 years

> have passed) This is very overweight for me. i have never been over 107.

Is

> their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said that

> people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I

had

> the gb.

Is there a chance that it has just given you the freedom

to eat foods that you haven't been able to eat for a while?

I know if I could, I'd be eating a lot more than I am now :-)

L. Meydrech, CN

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[Guest guest]

How do you know if you have a fatty liver? Is there a medical test that can

be done to determine?

Well, anybody that's been eating saturated and damaged fats, refined sugars,

etc, usually have a fatty liver. That can be most of the US. I grew up eating

fried foods, but I think it's worse for people now because there's more

fast-food places than when I was young. Also, are you overweight? That's a

good

sign. Your liver is supposed to be a fat burner, but it can become a fat

storer. Dr. Cabot may have some info on her website.

Susie

[Guest guest]

How do you know if you have a fatty liver? Is there a medical test that can

be done to determine?

>From: Tishri7@...

>Reply-gallstones

>gallstones

>Subject: Re: Weight Loss and Liver flushing

>Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 11:20:36 EDT

>

>Is their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said

>that

>

>people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I had

>the gb.

>

>

>

>Dr. Cabot talks about this in one of her books. I think the book

>entitled " The Liver Cleansing Diet. " There is a higher rate of fatty

>livers

>in people with no GBs. She states on pg. 21, " I have found that many

>patients gain weight after removal of the gallbladder because their liver

>function remains suboptimal. It may be her other book, " The Healthy Liver

> &

>Bowel Book " that talks about it more. I'm not sure. But you need to eat

>liver-friendly foods to help avoid fatty liver.

>

>Susie

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My whole life I ate whatever I wanted with no problem with weight, I only

had gb problems for about 10 months or so. so only during that time was I on

the NO fat diet. Now I eat less fat than I did before because I get these

stomach aches if I do. I have also been a little more health concious than

before.

>From: " L. Meydrech " <claudiameydrech@...>

>Reply-gallstones

><gallstones >

>Subject: Re: Weight Loss and Liver flushing

>Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 11:27:50 -0500

>

> > Is anyone that has had their gb removed gained weight since the surgery?

>I

> > was 95 pounds when the gb was removed and now I am 130.( only 1 1/2

>years

> > have passed) This is very overweight for me. i have never been over

>107.

>Is

> > their a link between having no gb and wieght gain. I know the dr said

>that

> > people that have gallstones are usually over weight, but i wasnt when I

>had

> > the gb.

>

>Is there a chance that it has just given you the freedom

>to eat foods that you haven't been able to eat for a while?

>I know if I could, I'd be eating a lot more than I am now :-)

>

> L. Meydrech, CN

>http://nutritionist.tripod.com/gallbladder.html ~ My Flushes

>http://www.mynsp.com/meydrech

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> " A cheerful heart is good medicine " Prov. 17:22a

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Susie

Do you perhaps know who I can contact regarding Liver Flush. I want to find

out if there is a liver flush recipe without the olive or any other oil for that

matter one can take. How many methods are there?

Ron