Sharon- liver cleanse

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I have a liver flush that I think may be a little more mild - -maybe for the

first time " flusher " then one can move to the more advanced flush. I gave this

flush to my sister in law for her gall stones and she passed near 100 stones the

first time. I haven't done it yet but I'd like to try the " mild " version before

going to the super duper...

 

kauguy <no_reply > wrote:I can't tell you how pleased I am to

hear from you. I have been down

right scared of this flush after reading and hearing about people

getting violently sick on this liver flush. I was at a friends house

today and they did the same flush and became very ill. Dr. Clark says

if you kill the parasites first, it is a lot easier. Which I am

doing. Also I am hoping that being long term raw may help. I am very

healthy otherwise. Thanks for your post.

 

Doug

 

 

 

 

rawfood , Sharon Butler <norahsb@c...> wrote:

> I have done several liver flushes. The ones I have done include

drinking an

> epsom salt solution over a period of several hours prior to the

flush, then taking

> a mixture of fresh grapefruit juice and olive oil, going to bed,

then more epsom

> salt solution the next day.

>

> This flush works very well. I have gotten at least 100 stones out

with each flush. I

> understand that there could be thousands of stones harbored in the

liver so the

> recommendation is to repeat the flush at two week intervals until

you have

> passed at least 1000 stones. (If you want, you can count the stones

by putting a

> collander - reserved for this purpose! - under the toilet seat and

eliminating

> through it. Rinse what is left and you will see hundreds of small

pea green

> stones and chaff-like material that has been expelled from the

liver.)

>

> I have never gotten sick from this flush, but I would recommend

that you do the

> flush on days when you will be staying home. The urge to eliminate

will come

> upon you often and urgently due to the epsom salt solution.

>

> I find the whole concept of liver flushes makes alot of sense. If

the liver is

> clogged with stones, then it can't do its job of filtering very

well - sort of like a

> garden hose filled with marbles. It also makes sense to me that a

diet of raw

> foods will have minimal impact on the stones that are already in

the liver.

> Perhaps a raw diet will prevent the further formation of stones,

but I can't

> imagine it will get rid of ones already existing.

>

> By the way, I am miraculously recovered from two years of

incredibly bad

> asthma (two hospitalizations of 11 days, thousands of dollars of

toxic

> medications, hundreds of other alternatives tried, etc.) using a

raw foods diet. I

> am so grateful for this group, plus the added encouragement and

reading

> suggestions I have gotten from Orionsdad. Now I am off all

medications and am

> absolutely free of any and all symptoms. My initial relief from

symptoms

> occurred in only four days! You've saved my life!!!

>

> Sharon B.

> Phoenixville, PA