My situation: your views please? 
TheJoe
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Hi All,
About me: I've done some colon cleansing (Blessed Herbs etc), parasite cleansing (humaworm and paragone) and 3 or 4 liver flushes.
Colon cleansing was beneficial for a short while, parasite cleansing worked well with Paragone but I was disappointed by Humaworm (my bad, I think they were too long in transit to Europe and I left them in my wardrobe for a while before I took them). I've decided in future I'll use Paragone as it's available here in health food stores and works.
Anyway, on to liver flushing. I've done just my first four within the past year. I used Julia Changs tinctures each time. The first 2 flushes went well. The most recent one was last nite, and they dont seem to be going that well.
See, dont get me wrong, I feel grand now, but I didnt see many stones (30-40 max). I'm not exactly feeling euphoria though! I'm considering ramping up my flushing frequency to once every 3 weeks/month (interval to include prep period), but I'm thinking that these tinctures are awful expensive for a 23 yr old with limited cash.
Do ye think its ok to do the prep with Apple Juice alone?
Any tips for other household, cheap stone softeners/liver decongestants?
I'm doing flushing to sort out:
What I think is the beginnings of insulin resistance (Have a lot of lower back fat which I hear is an indication of insulin resistance)
Premature aging (grey delicate hair and I look jiggered with tiredness most of the time, bags under eyes etc)
Excess cortisol (Andrenals etc? Dunno, I carry a lot of abdominal fat which I believe is down to cortisol and stress).
Depression ( had 2 crippling episodes lasting a few months in the past, frightening stuff.......)
Also need to improve mental acuity etc, this has changed in recent yrs and needs improvement.
I'm going ordering present moments kidney tea for kidneys as I have white fatty spots under the eyes on my eye bags which I believe is a sign of kidney congestion.
Any suggestions or help would be really appreciated.
Thanks Curezoners,
TJ
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- Re: My situation: your views please? Tracey+theCity
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,608,147Hi,
I've been flushing for almost 2 years. Once, used Chanca Piedra when stones starting getting stuck. You're right, too expensive. So, I use pure unsweetened Cranberry juice from Trader Joe's diluted 1 part to 7 as in the Fat Flush plan. I drink this all the time when I am home instead of plain water. For about 10 days before a liver flush, I take 600 mg Malic Acid capsules I buy from Vitamin Shoppe at $6.59 per bottle. I take 4 in morning and 4 at night on empty stomach. I reached a point where it seemed I needed more time to soften stones, and more stuff to soften the stones with. I have had a great success in all flushes, but it will take a while / many flushes to soften and shrink stones so they can come out. Of course too, I am 42 and you are 20 years younger. But it is not unusual to have flushes with not many stones at all and then have a flush with tons of stones. If you still "sense" that more is in there (I always still felt things moving around or creating pressure discomfort, or actually a gallbladder attack and stones trying to make a break for it in general in between flusing), just keep flushing. This is my two cents! For the first year I did flushes every 3 weeks. Then I switched to every 6 weeks (felt I needed more softening time) and now I feel maybe I am going back to every 4 weeks if my schedule permits.
Hope this input/case study sheds light. Assimilate and decide what feels right for you :)Advertisement
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- Re: My situation: your views please? gurla
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,608,321Hi, Do you feel that cranberry juice softens the stones?
Do you ever take malic acid for more than 10 days?
Thanks so much- Re: My situation: your views please? Tracey+theCity
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,609,699I have probably taken malic acid for up to two weeks. Malic acid is actually recommended for other issues as an ongoing supplement - a friend takes a malic acid/magnesium combo or something for digestion/colon/something similar or related issues.
Tons of malic acid in cranberry juice. I was getting a lot of stone movement in between flushing and I just didn't have the time or mental willpower to do an emergency flush at the drop of hat with trying to live a daily life. So I "fixed" those stones by trying to keep them soft all the time. Plus malic acid wears their little butts down to size too, so when the flush time comes, they are ready to make a break for it.
That was my experience. Cranberry juice is very detoxifying in general. Based on all my reaserch/personal due diligence, it is a magic potion for supporting the health of the urinary tract, kidneys, bladder, flushes fat cells, filled with antioxidants. Can't go wrong with cranberry juice here! Fat Flush Plan calls it the Lifetime Morning Drink (they add psyllium to it, but I don't).
Trader Joe's Pure Unsweetened Cranberry Juice is $3.99 - -dulute 1 part to 7 parts to make cranberry water as in fat flush plan. Drink all day - I drink it instead of plain filtered water. Gives the whole water thing an extra kick.
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- Re: My situation: your views please? Tracey+theCity
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- Re: My situation: your views please? gurla
14 y
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- Re: My situation: your views please? archus
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,608,147
Hi TJ,
A good thing, you are flushing regularly. Please read about the frequency of flushes you can do on this forum. I did a lot of flushes in the beginning after I knew that I had depression, I felt euphoric in the beggining and then it was no such feeling, but I got a lot of stones out of my GB. I do flush once every year now. I still have two floating stones 1/4" round in my GB, I had a sonogram done. Perhaps the first thing you may want to do is to get a sonogram done. If you tell your doctor that you have pain on your right side under the ribs they will do the sonogram otherwise they will not. Also if they say you have to remove your GB tell them you need time to think about it. Then do some more flushes hopefully 6 weeks apart and then have another sonogram. You will see the difference. All my flushes were done with only apple juice for a week, you do not need all the fancy tinctures. I did Hulda Clark flushes.
I would like to suggest, reading what you have written, that you should consider doing water fasting and heal your body and mind. You can go the fasting forum here at CZ........
http://curezone.com/forums/f.asp?f=335
My other suggestion would be to be on plant based diet with some cooked foods.
Good luck and keep the good work.
Archus
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- Re: My situation: your views please? #128035
14 y
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This is a reply to # 1,608,147You have all the symptoms of Metabolic Syndrome or Syndrome X. Basically crappy food and excessive carbs which in addition to your other issues also lead to a clogged up fatty liver. Google those terms and learn. You must find a diet that is appropriate for your metabolism. Books are: Metabolic Typing, Genotype Diet and also I think Mercola.com has information. Good natural foods in the correct ratios of carbs, proteins and fats. Think of vehicles, some burn gas, some diesel etc. Find correct fuel for your body. Also Liver Flushing to clear out that clogged liver. It will never really be clean if you eat all the wrong foods.
"If you're aging prematurely, getting fatter, feeling sluggish, and watching your blood pressure and cholesterol sneak upwards, you may have "Syndrome X," claim the authors, who say that up to 60 million North Americans have it. "Syndrome X is primarily a nutritional disease caused by eating the wrong foods," they write. The mysterious-sounding "Syndrome X" refers to a group of health problems including insulin resistance ("the inability to properly deal with dietary carbohydrates such as sugars"), plus at least one additional problem, such as abnormal blood fats (elevated cholesterol or triglycerides), overweight, and/or high blood pressure. Insulin resistance is "a diet-caused hormonal logjam that interferes with your body's ability to efficiently burn the food you eat." According to the authors, you probably have this problem, and if you do, eating processed carbohydrates are the root of it. Pastries, pastas, breakfast cereals, soft drinks--these refined carbos are the enemy. "
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