Really nice flush. I think this is what people refer to as the "motherload". It should do you well, though it may take a little time to straighten out. I believe there is an adjustment phase after the flush. you lose a lot of cholesterol that is part of your total fat balance in the body. Then the body has to figure out what is going on and tries to compensate.

It's not uncommon for people to be emotional after a really good flush - I think it could be related to the fat-balance hormone interconnection.

You results should really help the candida situation. Above all, my undestanding with candida albicans is that if you minimize carb intake you reduce the amount of overgrowth of candida. Also, I think it's a good idea to take acidophilus to try to crowd out candida in the gut.

Also, some light exercise would probably help.

Contragulations on such a sucessful flush! I hope you will continue to see great results!! I'm trying to get rid of candida too so i know how you feel! Just keep flushing!

Lately i've been finding it hard to swallow down the olive oil. So you say you used safflower oil, does it have a taste? And is it just as effective as olive oil. Sometimes i find the taste of olive oil unbearable that i end up throwing it up. Thanks for listening and your responses.

I passed 3 really hard ones, I think on my 5th flush too. They actually ARE cholesterol, from what I understand. Green ones do have some cholesterol, but my understanding is that the white hard ones are mainly cholesterol. I believe that's what Julia Chang from Sensiblehealth.com says.

Great flush!

I did a flush last night/today (taking the grapefruit and olive oil last night). In my first bowel movement this morning, there were a few green stones in solid fecal material. I'd never noticed this happen before. Did this happen during the night, or from a flush last weekend?

I totally understand your problem with olive oil. But I've read the olive oil is more healing than other oils.
I've been doing the gallbladder flush for about 15 years now. I struggled thru drinking the olive oil every time, dreading doing the flush because of the olive oil being so thick and difficult to drink and the Epsom Salts being so unbelieveably bitter and nasty. I elected several years ago to stop drinking the Epsom Salts because I just couldn't take it anymore, and instead did a cleansing tea.
I finally got smart this year and thought to drink both thru a straw. (I can't believe it took me this long to think to do that!!) But both are so easy now, and the whole flush thing is so easy now.
Also, I read somewhere this year, (I don't remember where now) that drinking the Epsom Salts actually helps make the flush more successful, by dialating the ducts and helps to flush more stones.
I also read that you should mix the epsom salts with the juice of a grapefruit and you supposedly can't taste the epsom salts. I thought, "yeah, right!" But I tried it the last 2 flushes, and the grapefruit juice actually covered the bitterness and nastiness of the epsom salts, and doesn't taste bad at all!!!
I now won't dread doing my flushes, and will definately do them more often!!!
I hope these tips helps you and anyone else that might try what I've already experienced.

The white stones are calcified stones that only occur in the gall bladder. They are very toxic and could be candida in the liver but was probablt picked up going thru the colon. The green stones are actual liver stones . They all originate in the liver but calcify in the gallbladder, in the gallbladder you can find the green stones,tan stones etc. and all of the largw stones are in the gallbladder. The only ones they can see on the sonogram are the calcified stones, The small green ones don't show.

Thanks for the information about the coffee enema--I find the Epsom Salts the most distasteful part of my flush-so I think I will try the coffee enema om my next flush--I am preparing for it now on the apple juice and will flush this Sunday.

Thanks for sharing your experience. (This will be my fourth flus.

I hope this was helpful to you.

Sonja