The flush itself does not make you loose weight, I would be skinny by now after almost 30 flushes.
The main reason is that you might be getting better eating habits. And your food might be getting better processed.
Also do the bowel cleanse.

Johanna

That's pretty interesting. The same exact thing happened to me. I've flushed once, in late June of 2004. Since then, I've lost about 20 pounds, which I hadn't expected at all. The weight loss has been a little disconcerting, because I have a thin frame to begin with. It should be noted that I also started eating better by adding more fruit, oatmeal and yogurt to my diet, and I also started cutting down on what I ate at meals to avoid feeling bloated. I'm not entirely sure which is more responsible for the weight loss, the flush or the dietary modifications, but I believe the flush is at least partially responsible.

Rotgut

Hello.

I have done three liver flushes, got stones on one of the flushes.

Did another flush last night, although i didn't do the harsh Epsom Salts this time nor the strict fasting, so maybe it wasn't good enough.

I have noticed that i have only gained weight since i started doing this.

I am not sure really how good this is for me. and i wonder now if those were real Gallstones i passed or if i just had some food particles that looked like stones. some of them were big and maybe i did get some.

i don't know. i am feeling very depressed and down and feel like nothing i do is going to help the depression. i have done bowel clease for weeks, and done enema to help with flushes, also did kidney cleanse months ago, still i am only gaining weight even though i eat better

help

Thought you might find this info useful...

"The first revelation was the surprising connection between weight loss and the liver. I recognized early on what researches are only now beginning to understand - that not only is the liver the main organ for detoxifying pollutants and chemicals in the body, but this vital organ also is a hidden key to effortless weight loss.

Based on simple biochemistry and the charts from Gray's Anatomy, I learned first hand that one of the best kept secrets to weight loss and lasting weight control is keeping the liver, the key organ for fat metabolism, in tip-top shape. For example, bile, which is synthesized and secreted by the liver and stored in the gallbladder, helps the liver break down fats. Bile cannot do its job, however, if it is lacking certain nutrients that make up the bile salts or if it is congested or thickened with chemicals, toxins, excess sex hormones, drugs and/or heavy metals. "

-from a fat flush website