liver cleanse

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These are great herbs to use. dandelion, parsley, horsetail, liverwort

blessed thistle, angelica, chamomile, barberry, fennel, peppermint, catnip.

also carrot juice or olive oil in fresh orange or lemon juice.

 

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[Guest guest]

A nice tea with dandelion and burdock is all you'll really need. Make up a

gallon and drink it over a few days...I recommend the book Healing Wise by

Susun Weed. Good stuff and very helpful.

 

Tammy Duval <tammy wrote: Hi everybody,

I just found out that I have an ectopic pregnancy & my Dr. has given

me methotrexate (rather than surgery). it's a pretty harsh medication

obviously, so I'm thinking that once it's all over with that a liver

cleanse would probably be a good idea. Any suggestions?

 

Thanks,

tammy

 

 

 

 

 

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, " Tammy Duval " <tammy wrote:

a liver

> cleanse would probably be a good idea. Any suggestions?

 

 

I am so sorry to hear about your ectopic pregnancy. I hope you are on

the mend, physically and emotionally.

 

 

This is a link to the liver cleanse that was recommended to me by my

colon hydrotherapist:

 

http://www.curezone.com/cleanse/liver/huldas_recipe.asp

 

 

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Would you use the roots or the leaves? And I guess my question applies to

both herbs!

 

Thanks

 

Jeanne

 

>Message: 7

> Wed, 15 Feb 2006 20:26:11 -0800 (PST)

> Macha02012 <macha02012

>Re: liver cleanse

>

>A nice tea with dandelion and burdock is all you'll really need. Make up

>a gallon and drink it over a few days...I recommend the book Healing Wise

>by Susun Weed. Good stuff and very helpful.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Tammy,

 

Ellen Zimmerman, the herb lady of Austin, has a wonderful Spring/Fall

Liver Cleansing Tea.

http://www.ezherbs.net/

http://ezherbs.net/EZ%20Herbs_files/EZ%20HerbsTeas.htm

 

I'm sure she can provide more details about it than I can

 

*Smile*

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On Behalf Of Tammy Duval

 

Hi everybody,

I just found out that I have an ectopic pregnancy & my Dr. has given

me methotrexate (rather than surgery). it's a pretty harsh medication

obviously, so I'm thinking that once it's all over with that a liver

cleanse would probably be a good idea. Any suggestions?

 

Thanks,

tammy

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Moderator's Note:

 

Interesting, it is actually anger that associates with the

liver. http://www.unsolvedmysteries.com/usm499117.html

 

But I also know from personal experience that cleanses can be intense times of

cleaning house- literally and otherwise.

 

What type of cleanse are you doing? How long have you been doing it? How much

longer do you have?

 

Rest up, stay in a joyful/thankful space- even if the occassional emotional bump

comes around and know this too shall pass..

 

But if you need a little strenghtening, consider researching homeopathic ignatia

and/or natrum mur.

 

Enjoy,

DesertSkyNM

--------

 

Mainly, coming to tears easily even over an advertisement that plucks

at the heartstrings, if you know what I mean. There's no anger

involved, just sentimentality and some feelings of sadness (and I

don't have anything to feel sad about). My life at this time is going

well, I'm healthy and content.

Hope this answers your question.

 

 

 

>

> Moderator's Note: I would be curious to know the nature of the

emotions coming up.. There is a link between the liver and certain

emotions but I would rather you say what your experiencing before I

cloud the issue with more details.

> DesertSkyNM

> -----------

>

> I have been on a liver cleanse for a few days now and the last couple

> of days have been quite emotional. I thought it might be hormonal but

> a friend of mine mentioned that a liver cleanse can bring emotions to

> the surface especially dealing with unresolved emotions. Is this true?

> Would appreciate any feedback and/or advice.

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

Perhaps it is hormonal then and not the cleanse. Thanks for the

link, it offers a lot of good information which I will be referring to

in the future. Thanks for the advice.

 

 

 

>

> Moderator's Note:

>

> Interesting, it is actually anger that associates

with the liver. http://www.unsolvedmysteries.com/usm499117.html

>

> But I also know from personal experience that cleanses can be

intense times of cleaning house- literally and otherwise.

>

> What type of cleanse are you doing? How long have you been doing

it? How much longer do you have?

[Guest guest]

I would add to this that sometimes depression/weepiness comes out too

- I have had acupuncture done and the practitioner focussed on the

liver meridian. I went from being very angry and having terrible

outbursts to terribly depressed at times.

 

She told me that the depression was because I was trying to suppress

the anger - not giving myself permission to be angry.

 

So in short - yes - a liver cleanse can also churn up emotions.

 

All the best,

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Hi there,

 

I live in the UK too - and welcome to the forum.

 

First for a liver cleanse - you need to be eating a healthy wholefood diet -

whole grains (brown rice), lots of fresh fruit and veg, fresh juices, low fat

(except Omega 3 fatty acids either from fatty fish like salmon and mackerel or

from supplements). Cut out alcohol, caffeine, and sugar. Cut out drugs if

possible (I mean mainly over the counter stuff that you might take like

paracetamol, aspirin, etc. - don't stop your prescription drugs obviously).

Lots of filtered water.

 

 

Then I would recommend taking some supplements: min. of 500mg of magnesium per

day, milk thistle (with dandelion if possible), and lecithin (phosphatidyl

choline). Coffee enemas are also helpful.

 

Please note that if your bowel is in a bad state (i.e. chronic constipation),

then a liver cleanse will only succeed in getting toxins out of tissues to

circulate through the body again. The bowel needs to be working well too for

the toxins to be excreted out of the body. So you may need to think about

adding support to the bowel for a few weeks at least before tackling liver

cleanse. Let me know if you need more details of that.

 

 

Not to try to push specific products - you can use whichever ones you prefer.

But these are the ones I use:

 

magnesium based liver formula from Archturus Healtlink (they're in Scotland)

containing choline and inositol:

http://www.archturus.co.uk/store/catalog/1/365/Archturus-Unique-Formulations/CHO\

LINE-INOSITOL-FORMULA-1-180-Caps

 

I get a milk thistle with dandelion supplement from NutriLtd (Milk Thistle 200 -

http://www.nutri-online1.co.uk/Patients/Products/Herbals/tabid/654/Default.aspx)

and organic coffee for enemas from The Nutri Centre:

http://www.nutricentre.com/

 

If you need enema kits and instructions for doing a coffee enema:

http://www.wholisticresearch.com/info/artshow.php3?artid=369

 

I hope that helps - please feel free to email me if you want.

 

Cheers

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Hi,

In my experience, an effective liver cleanse (Dr. Hulda Clarke) goes as follows:

 

LIVER CLEANSE

 

Ingredients :

 

4 tablespoons of oral Epsom salts

1 tablespoon Vitamin C powder

½ cup virgin olive oil

1 large fresh grapefruit

2 glass jars with lids

16 oz. apple juice + beet juice

 

Procedure :

 

First day:

 

1. 9:00 am: Eat a breakfast of cooked porridge, no milk or butter;

8 ounces apple juice + beet juice; baked potato, no butter

2. 2:00 pm: Mix 4 tablespoons of oral Epsom salts and 1 Tbsp of

Vitamin C powder in 3 cups of cold water in one jar, and refrigerate

3. 3:00 pm: Have an enema

4. 6:00 pm: Drink ¾ cup of the cold Epsom salts

5. 8:00 pm: Drink ¾ cup Epsom salts

6. 9:45 pm: Pour ½ cup olive oil into the second jar; squeeze out

½ cup grapefruit juice and add to the olive oil. Close the jar lid and

shake hard until watery.

7. 10:00 pm:Drink the potion. Lie down immediately. Lie still on your back and

go to sleep.

 

Second day:

 

1. 9:00 am : Drink ¾ cup Epsom salts. Go back to bed.

2. 11:00 am : Drink ¾ cup Epsom salts. Go back to bed.

3. 1:00 pm : Get up and drink 8 ounces apple + beet juice.

4. 2:00 pm : Eat a banana or an orange

5. 6:00 pm : Eat a light supper of salad and fruit; no meat

 

Many stones will be seen in the toilet upon the first bowel movement

after a liver cleanse. It may take several cleanses over a period of

months to clear all of them out from the liver.

 

Following a liver cleanse, it is useful to have several coffee enemas

to pull further toxins that are stored in the liver.

 

Depending on the severity of your symptoms, you may wish to repeat this cleanse

seven times at two-week intervals and then repeat the cleanse in the fall.

 

Be well,

 

Rupert

 

 

 

 

, " stphnhnt " <stphnhnt

wrote:

>

> Hi Iam new to this forum, I would like to know if anyone out there could give

me information of the best way to clense my liver.

> Iam a 61 year old male and I live in the UK, I have been informed by

advertisement on the internet of product called liverpure has anyone heard of

this product or in fact used it.

> I would appreciate any information

>

[Guest guest]

When doing the liver cleanse, should I stop all supplements, or continue as

normal? Also, are there any " side effects " I should be prepared for?

[Guest guest]

Continue your supplements as normal. You really should not have any unpleasant side effects. Just follow the instructions and try and make your day 4 on a Saturday or on a day that you will be home, as you will need to stay close to the bathroom.

Let us know how you do.

 

oleander soup , "sandrews.cares" <siricspp wrote:>> When doing the liver cleanse, should I stop all supplements, or continue as normal? Also, are there any "side effects" I should be prepared for?>