Re: new member with questions [SaferSurf.com Status: eMail virus free]

Posted February 26, 2003 · February 26, 2003

Dear Diane,

If done properly there is no chance you will have stones getting stuck in your

bile duct. I have had fourty gallbladder attacks before liver flushing and

passed over 3,500 stones during a series of 12 cleanses, many of them were

calcified. I never had an attack again right from the beginning of the first

liver cleanse. The bile that forces the stones out of the liver and gallbladder

is very oily which allows for smooth release. The Epsom salts keep the bile

ducts relaxed. I have had patients with golfball size stones come out, without

any problem. I have had tens thousands of people who used my book The Amazing

Liver Cleanse to flush their liver and gallbladder and I have never received a

report from anyone who have a stone trapped in the common bile duct. But I know

of others who suffered complications. They didn't do the pre-treatment, left out

the Epsom salts or didn't follow the dietary directions for the day of the

flush.

s Moritz

Posted February 27, 2003 · February 27, 2003

> I agree with you about the fact that people need to do

> proper flushes, but you have to take into

> consideration that you don't know the size of the

> ducts that you are speaking about. Ducts can get

> smaller due to inflammation and diseases like

> schlerosing cholangitis so obviously there may be a

> chance of a stone getting stuck and people have to

> take that risk into account.

I agree it is important to be careful, but it is really a rare

occurance to have stones get stuck when doing the flush

properly. I have done it more times than I can recall now

over the past 15+ years, and each time the thought crosses

my mind that something could get stuck, but it has

never happened. And there is so much available to read

now on the web about others cleansing that I didn't have

available back then to make it even more encouraging.

There are never guarantees with anything, but the odds

are tremendously in your favor!!

L. Meydrech, CN

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

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