I have a scale that measures body fat percentage. Quite honestly, although I am only doing maintenance flushes now, when I started doing Liver Flushes back to back every month, I was monitoring my body fat percentage out of curiosity, not because I was obese. After every liver flush, I would notice a 1% drop in body fat as show by the body fat scale. This was often accompanied by a 1 lb loss of weight. At first, I just thought it was due to healthier eating and exercise, and so there were a couple of times where I hardly exercised at all before the liver liver flush. Again, just right after the Liver Flush usually 1-2 days after, there was again a drop in body fat percentage as shown by the body fat scale. It was then that I realized this was no coincidence. The fat percentage did not go up when I stopped doing liver flushes, so it was a permanent fat loss. But keep in mind that I also exercise daily and eat healthy and practice the principles of alkaline acid rebalancing.

It is no secret that I am cautious of overdoing Liver Flushes since I stripped my body of alkalizing minerals after 10 flushes so I am in the process of rebuilding my alkaline mineral reserve. But, the fact that these Liver Flushes do promote "fat" loss is something I cannot deny given what the body fat scale would show after every flush. I am also of the opinion that seriously obese people should use the Liver Flush in "combination" with regular exercise and healthier eating to attain permanent fat loss. This is not a fat loss quick fix. It is all about combining healthier eating, regular exercise and liver flushes(in moderation). I have no idea if I would have attained the same fat loss results with the Liver Flush if I had also not been eating healthier combined with the regular exercse prior to and after the liver flushes.

Best Wishes.

I don't weigh myself because the scale is my sworn enemy. I now fit into my skinny/fat pants. Not too far away from my skinny/skinny pants. a hell of an improvement over my fat/fat pants.
I am now 47 yrs. young and getting younger every day. I was diagnosed with Arthritis last year, in my ankle(site of a baaaad break). I've got hardware.
The doc suggested ankle fusion, an artificial ankle, or a !cadaver! ankle.
He was a surgeon, bout what I expected. I only went to him for a diagnosis.
Along with the arthritis, I was definitely "feeling my age"...as those allopathic idiots call it. Achey in the morning.
I am, and always have been very physically active. I work out, I've studied Tae Kwon Do, I hike, bike, garden & SKI!
The ankle injury is old. only started bothering me last year.
What was really bothering me was that skiing was killing me. pain, pain & more pain. Took me 2-3 days to recover. My knees were killing me.
I am coming to a point here. Since I started flushing(4 so far), I feel like I'm getting my flexibility back. I feel springy & bouncy. I really am getting younger. I remember reading somewhere that the liver is responsible, in some way, for the synovial fluid between the joints? I can't remember where I read that.
In summary, I feel fabulous & I can't wait for ski season!

YEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAH!!!

Yes, after my first Liver Flush I spontaneously lost about 5 lbs and have kept it off. I am not overweight (maybe I could lose 5lbs more to be "Perfect" but who wants that?"), so 5 lbs was a good amount to lose overnight. It has been months since that first one, and it has stayed the same. I think it has to do with detoxifying and having your organs and system all working so much better.