Liver Flush Recipes
"Dr. Hulda Clark's" Liver Cleanse and Gallbladder Flush Recipe - this recipe is the most popular because it is one of the best of all liver flush recipes (for majority of people) - tens of thousands have done this flush with no problems, most likely this recipe evolved from the recipe used by Hanna Kroeger in her book: "God Helps Those Who Help Themselves"!
William Donald Kelley's Liver Flush protocol - from "One Answer to Cancer" - similar to recipe explained by Hulda Clark, but, this one was published in his book more then 20 years ago!
"Dr. Claude M. Lewis" Cleanse from: "Are you 'Stoned'?" Relatively new book...
Liver Flush Protocol with Ortophosphoric Acid and apple juice
Gallstones Cleanse from "Cleansing or Surgery" book. New book
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99% of people diagnosed with cancer have intrahepatic stones
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Here is an example of intrahepatic obstruction with a
small stone in an intrahepatic bile duct:
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Gallbladder surgically removed:
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Gall Stones
This photo was obtained from Edward C. Klatt MD, University of Utah Health Science Center, which retains the copyright. Multiple yellow-tan faceted gallstones are seen in the opened gallbladder pictured here. It is possible for a stone to exit the gallbladder via the cystic duct. It may then produce obstruction of cystic duct, or it may get into the common bile duct and obstruct that. It may obstruct at the ampulla of Vater and produce a pancreatitis. Biliary tract obstruction leads to jaundice with increased total and direct bilirubin in serum . Judging from the size of the stones, and from the number, those stones have been created inside liver, inside hepatic bile ducts, and then have rolled down to the gallbladder. People who have such a small stones inside gallbladder, can easily cleanse them with gallstones cleanse. When your gallbladder is so full of stones, you can count that you already have at least 2000 stones inside your liver ! Note: Gallstones are not only green in color. They can be of any color ! |
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This is a gallbladder
that has been opened after its removal to reveal hundreds of cholesterol
gallstones. It is no wonder that some would intermittently leave the gallbladder
and cause pain or other complications. People who have such a small stones inside gallbladder, can
easily cleanse them with gallstones cleanse.
The small yellow
speckles (arrow) within the lining of the gallbladder are called
cholesterolosis. This may represent a precursor to stone formation, and can by
itself be associated with symptoms insome patients. People who have such a small stones inside gallbladder, can
easily cleanse them with gallstones cleanse.
The black specks within this gallbladder are pigment stones. These are the types
of stones seen in patients with hemolysis of red blood cells from parenteral
nutrition, infection, or the malnutrition of cirrhosis.
These large stones have likely been in the gallbladder for a long time. They
consist of a mixture of cholesterol and bile pigments. While they usually don't
pass out of the gallbladder, they can erode through the wall and may represent a
risk for gallbladder cancer.
Here you see several white stones within the neck of the gallbladder. One, in
fact, is stuck in the cystic duct (arrow) and likely led to an episode of acute
cholecystitis. These are limestones, and are easily seen on a plain film of the
abdomen. Most gallstones cannot be seen in this way.
Do you see the "trademark" that lends this stone its distinguishing
characteristic? The cynic amongst you might associate the nomenclature with the
lifestyle of surgeons that perform numerous cholecystectomies, one of the most
common major operations performed in America. It is important to remember that
over half of patients who have gallstones have no symptoms from them. However,
once symptoms occur, they tend to progress.
Basket
What you see here is a stone that has been trapped in a device
called a basket. The basket with the intact stone is being withdrawn from the
bile duct. Basket is used to withdraw the stone attached.
The papilla (a protrusion
into the lumen of the duodenum, arrow).What do these people complain of?
They complain of recurrent episodes of severe upper abdominal pain, and may develop jaundice and fever, or other signs of cholangitis or pancreatitis. When the formation of scar tissue is advanced, they may develop a very large bile duct, and stones and strictures within the proximal biliary tree.
Dr. MacFadyen: I like to perform a laparoscopic cholecystectomy
through the placement of small tubes called ports that are placed into the
abdomen once it is distended with carbon dioxide. The procedure is carried out
under general anesthesia. The port at the lower end of the picture allows the
passage of a camera into the abdomen. At the right upper aspect of the picture
you see the insertion of a working port that allows passage of operating
instruments. There are two additional ports on the right side of the abdomen
that are used for manipulating the gallbladder during its removal. If you look
below you will see what a good view we get of the gallbladder on the television
screen.
Dr. MacFadyen: As you can see, she clearly has acute
cholecystitis. The region of the neck of the gallbladder and cystic duct appears
readily accessible. We should be able to remove the gallbladder safely.
Here we are looking through an incision below the right costal margin. What you
see here is an acutely inflamed gallbladder (arrow). In contrast to laparoscopic
removal, which is from the cystic duct towards the fundus, in the open
procedure, we remove the gallbladder from the top down towards its junction with
the bile duct. This approach allows one to precisely identify the junction of
the gallbladder to the latter structure.
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You can cleanse your Liver even if you do not have a Gallbladder!
Gallbladder operation is the most
common operation in North America.
Every year, more than half a million people in the United States and more than
50,000 people in Canada undergo surgery to remove their gallbladders because of
gallstones.
Approximately 80% of all gallstones
show no symptoms and may remain "silent" for years."
More than 90 % of Americans will in
their life develop some of these problems: Ulcerative Colitis, Leukemia, Chron's disease,
Cardiovascular diseases, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, Tumors, Allergies, Arthritis, Cancer...
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courage to change the things I can,
and wisdom to know the difference."
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