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Hi noppah
Just to respond to your statements:

"All doctors (studying all over the world) saying Liverflush is ridicules..."

This could not be true. You can't know all doctors' opinions. I have occasionally read on the L-flush forum of doctors who endorse the procedure.

"Most Doctors says: We don't want these particules (gallstones/sludge) pass over bile duct. Because stones may stucks anywhere in duct. This is RISK!!"

I don't know if MOST doctors actually would say this, however it is my opinion that the particles you call sludge (as distinct from gallstones) would not be large enough to lodge in the ducts, if the typical protocol that includes Magnesium Sulphate is followed.
I actually passed a 28mm stone (uncalcified but semi-hard) with zero pain.

"All you people saying liverflush is risk free! Why these doc guys saying it's full of risks of Liverflush??"

Well, adults know that every action carries risks - possibly going to the doctor carries risks. And the 'powers that be', of which the lowly doctors are mere pawns, know that self-empowerment of the individual, in terms of looking after themselves without relying on pharmaceutical drugs, translates to less money/income for them....

Finally, 'the proof is in the pudding' ... and the pudding was, for me, a green bonanza pudding with a very pleasant aftermath, with only positive repercussions in the weeks and months to follow - physical and emotional benefits, I mean.
From my reading and my own experiences, I feel that Liver Flushes are, for most people, completely safe and very effective as a way to provide increases in energy and wellbeing.

Noppah: It does take some faith and courage to follow through with some of these non doctor-approved protocols. And don't forget that many doctors have not performed a liver flush, and most likely feel threatened by it.
Just do your research but please stay positive.

Is the cup half full or half empty?

PS: I like your beanie. It looks very positive.
PPS: Regarding the subject of your post - "Liverflush: Deadly process at all ??", I am trying not to laugh, as for years I've considered a visit to the doctor as the most potentially deadly thing I could ever do.
Oh well

I dont understand it either, to say that there is no risk is just ridiculous.