Re: Depression and liver cleanse?

[Guest guest]

I seem to get this too (and I am a guy). Its like an emotional roller

coaster ride with the cleansing. I think exercise helps. Maybe amino acids.

Also (haven't tried this but am considering it), St. 's Wort. This herb

is excellent and known for its ability to keep neurotransmitters in the brain

longer. If SJW doesn't work, it would tell us that the problem lies in

circulating toxins, I think.

> I finished my first liver cleanse on Wednesday. I felt great Thursday

> and Friday, but on Saturday I was hit with an overwhelming depression

> like I've never experienced in my life. Cried for 2 days straight and

> gave myself such a bad headache, I started vomitting. Nothing

> actually triggered this and , but a bunch of old stuff and current

> stuff just welled up to the surface. I have just never experienced

> anything like this and thought that it might be related to the liver

> cleanse. Has anyone else here had a similar experience? Thank you!

>

[Guest guest]

> I finished my first liver cleanse on Wednesday. I felt great Thursday

> and Friday, but on Saturday I was hit with an overwhelming depression

> like I've never experienced in my life. Cried for 2 days straight and

> gave myself such a bad headache, I started vomitting. Nothing

> actually triggered this and , but a bunch of old stuff and current

> stuff just welled up to the surface. I have just never experienced

> anything like this and thought that it might be related to the liver

> cleanse. Has anyone else here had a similar experience? Thank you!

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YES, I have experienced this (not the vomiting, though) and

someone else sometime back asked the same thing. I think

it does something to our female hormones, not sure

can explain it all here now, but it does pass, thankfully. But

it is kind of strange to go through these moods...I go from

elation when my body is has cleared out the stones, to a

few days to a week that feel like the old days when I had

PMS. So yes, yes, yes, you are normal, and this seems to

be part of the deal for some of us.

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

[Guest guest]

what happens is this

as you keep doing flushes, more old stones deeper in the liver will move up

to the bile duct. larger stones can completely block the flow of bile. the

liver then tries to create bile and it has nowhere to go except into

unintended harmful places. old toxins and bile are then recirculated back

into the body and eventually reach the brain.

thats my theory.

the fact that you felt like vomiting while this was going on lends evidence

that this is somewhat accurate. i have been there many times unfortunately.

it gets better as you get the larger stones out. you wont get the big ones

out on every flush. it takes time and perseverence. and it's bitch riding it

out through those times like you described.

try taking a bath with food grade h202 to get more oxygen into your blood.

that might ease things a bit.