Dear #5091,
I don't know how much you have read info on this forum, but you might have read
about other people getting worse after the flush.
We have many of those
stories collected in liver flush FAQ.
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=73&i=766
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=73&i=938
In all but one of those people, if they repeated the flush, condition improved
to the point that symptoms disappeared.
Reason?
There are many possible reasons why next flush may help, including:
- stone stuck inside common bile duct might be flushed into intestines with the
next flush
- stone stuck inside cystic bile duct might be flushed into intestines or might
return back into gallbladder, so symptoms might disappear.
- stone stuck inside small intestine, might be flushed further down so symptoms
might disappear.
- stone stuck inside large intestine, might be flushed further down so symptoms
might disappear.
All those are reasons why second and third flush might help to people with
symptoms.
There are also other reasons why you might have your problems, and intestinal
flora might be the reason. I would try fecal flora replacement, if I were you.
Read more
here
Is there any reason when second and third flush might cause more problems?
Yes, for example:
- stone stuck inside common bile duct might move into worse position to cause
more pain, more problems and even pancreatitis.
Over 100,000 people experience this pancreatitis every year, (without flushing),
so it is possible that something like that occurs when doing liver flush.
So far, most of the people who reported possible pancreatitis experience here on
CureZone, next flushes solved the problem of potential pancreatitis, but that is
only people who reported, we don't know if there are people like you, people who
don't like to post often.
Anyway, if I were you, I would have tried the second flush the same day you
experienced symptoms, but I don't know if that will help you today, 1 year
later. Time is always important factor in health.
If I were you, I would have taken the risks and tried one more flush today, but
it is me talking, and I already have experience with over 30 flushes, so it is
quit different when I with my experience make decision, and when you are suppose
to make a decision with your negative experience.
Beware that I have no crystal ball, and I am unable to see future, I am only
able to study past experiences and make conclsionsons based on the past,
consclusions based on poor statistical data collecetd here on curezone.
So, beware that statistics can never tell you
what will happen in the future, statistics can only sy what is likely to happan.
Spirit
Dear #5091,
I don't know how much you have read info on this forum, but you might have read
about other people getting worse after the flush.
We have many of those
stories collected in liver flush FAQ.
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=73&i=766
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=73&i=938
In all but one of those people, if they repeated the flush, condition improved
to the point that symptoms disappeared.
Reason?
There are many possible reasons why next flush may help, including:
- stone stuck inside common bile duct might be flushed into intestines with the
next flush
- stone stuck inside cystic bile duct might be flushed into intestines or might
return back into gallbladder, so symptoms might disappear.
- stone stuck inside small intestine, might be flushed further down so symptoms
might disappear.
- stone stuck inside large intestine, might be flushed further down so symptoms
might disappear.
All those are reasons why second and third flush might help to people with
symptoms.
There are also other reasons why you might have your problems, and intestinal
flora might be the reason. I would try fecal flora replacement, if I were you.
Read more
here
Is there any reason when second and third flush might cause more problems?
Yes, for example:
- stone stuck inside common bile duct might move into worse position to cause
more pain, more problems and even pancreatitis.
Over 100,000 people experience this pancreatitis every year, (without flushing),
so it is possible that something like that occurs when doing liver flush.
So far, most of the people who reported possible pancreatitis experience here on
CureZone, next flushes solved the problem of potential pancreatitis, but that is
only people who reported, we don't know if there are people like you, people who
don't like to post often.
Anyway, if I were you, I would have tried the second flush the same day you
experienced symptoms, but I don't know if that will help you today, 1 year
later. Time is always important factor in health.
If I were you, I would have taken the risks and tried one more flush today, but
it is me talking, and I already have experience with over 30 flushes, so it is
quit different when I with my experience make decision, and when you are suppose
to make a decision with your negative experience.
Beware that I have no crystal ball, and I am unable to see future, I am only
able to study past experiences and make conclsionsons based on the past,
consclusions based on poor statistical data collecetd here on curezone.
So, beware that statistics can never tell you
what will happen in the future, statistics can only sy what is likely to happan.
Spirit