If you get fresh eggs from a small farm with a backyard flock whose living conditions are good, and who look healthy, those eggs will be okay.

Anyway, I think this "flush" may do some good for some people some of the time, but it sure ain't as hot as Tsetsi presented it. I think she is pulling our leg, I really do. Anybody can go on the internet and post anything that sounds like it MIGHT be helpful.

Try choline and see if it doesn't help. At least it is proven to help some people remove fat from the liver.

Don't use castor oil in the flush.
Rather, you can use castor oil alone after the flush to clean out your colon.
Castor oil is very strong.
Regards.

Hi Stefie444,
You may want to do the enema every time before and after you do your liver flush. This way, anything that is removed from the liver is completely gone through the colon. The colon is the main exit for all waste from the body. If you remove anything from the liver the bile carries it to the gastrointestinal tract where is is received as waste waiting to be removed.
Regards.

Hi Apdo,
Did you try cleaning your colon first before you try the liver flush?
Sometimes, if your colon is clogged up the Liver Flush will not work any more because what is flushed is coming back again to the liver. The only exit is through the colon. So make sure you open the exit path (cleaning the colon) before trying the liver flush. this applies to any other detoxification regime. What ever you do, make sure the colon is always flushed first. And one more important thing. Flushing the colon only once is not enough. If you have a bowel movement at least two times a day then that will be enough.

Good luck for with your liver flush.
Regards

I believe I can answer these for you. You do the the enema a few hours after the flush...actually 3-6 from what I can see on the thread. I would think you'd be okay doing it even later than that, as long as it was the same day. 2nd, You are supposed to do it after every flush. However, I think you can take OxyFlush in place of ( or alternating with) the enemas, because they are a good non addictive way to cleanse the digestive track and give me a non-enema way of moving any stones out fast! Doing too many enemas or too much Oxyflush in a row can deplete your electrolytes (this happened to me once after a series of enemas and I almost ended up in the hospital due to what I believe was my potassium levels getting too low...scary symptoms) It's a good idea to replenish the electrolytes with healthy foods and drinks, esp when doing enemas. Anyways got off on a tangent there...but to answer your last question. You can eat 3 hours after doing the flush. The enema doesn't interfere with your eating...just make sure you wait 3 hours after the flush to eat, that's all that matters.
Hope this helps!