- Telman’s Liver File by telman
- Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush - Updated by telman 15 y
- Re: Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush - Updated by psorcs 15 y
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- Re: Involvement of Magnesium Sulphate in the Liver Flush - Updated by Telman 15 y
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I don't think this article says that Magnesium Sulfate increases bile flow. It talks about large doses being able to contract the gallbladder. All the information here is from good medical sources; my thoughts/opinion are shown italicised.
A purging does (15g - 30g) of Magnesium Sulfate would commonly cause a temporary reduction in the bile pool until it can be replenished, which can take 2 weeks, sometimes longer, but this is not the same as "bile flow".
As the article says the reaction to taking a small dose with food is very different and some people use it on a regular basis.
Happy reading
PS It's better to post in the liver-flush forum as I don't visit by own blog regularly. Add This Message To Your CureZone Favorites!
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