The facts about liver flushes 
Bodazephyr
9 y
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Actually this is my opinion on Liver Flushes as I have just recently done one and I have done a ton of research.
First off I have pancreatitis, I got the problem from a gallstone stuck in the pancreatic duct. I went 3 months before doctors found and removed it. This has so far seemed to cause permanent damage and I am in pain every day from it. If you think you have a stuck stone in the duct have an EUS or MRCP done immediately. An ultrasound did not find my stone.
When I did my Liver Flush the first thing I noticed was that I had alot of kidney pain afterwards. This is caused from the Epsom Salts they are terribly hard on the kidneys. dont use Epsom Salts again if you have kidney pain after wards. Secondly I did have these round soft green stones come out the second say. I do not beleive they are Gallstones though. They are just condensed olive oil mixed with bile that turned them green.
Now that being said I also had a bit of an ache in the gallbladder area and I attribute this to my gallbladder working overtime through the night.
So my end conclusion of all of this is that I do believe that the flush did clean out my gallbladder and very well i might add BUT the stones you see are not stones they are just olive oil balls encased with bile. If you do find a hard stone that sinks THAT would be a stone.
Overall i say I would do a flush again but I would skip the Epsom Salt part.
- Re: The facts about liver flushes Director
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,262,249The Epsom Salts (or equivalent) are required to dilute the bile ducts prior to flushing. I would not attempt a flush without the proper preparation.
- Re: The facts about liver flushes Plathinator
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,262,249Hiya :)
I used to also have my doubts about whether the stones were real - all I can say is that in MY personal experience, I have attempted no less than 20 Liver Flushes because I have a very congested liver and a lot of problems. I have only had a couple of stones on 2-3 occasions and all the other times I have not a single stone. So the olive oil is definitely not congealing inside me to produce anything resembling stones... So for me this kind of supports the idea of the stones being real. Otherwise why didn't the gallons of oil I drank turn into stones?
What's more, the first time I ever had some stones come out (about 20 stones) was when I did an egg yolk flush - the stones were the same green colour despite not using olive oil.
Just my 2 cents :)
Take care
- Green stones DeMi
9 y
2,366
This is a reply to # 2,262,334I don't use olive oil. I always use non-refined Sunflower oil which is orange/yellow collar. Mixed with grapefruit will give you orange (ish) color... and still the stones are green and green,..and green.
Anyway,.. if there is any person here that doesn't get it yet, take a look at real gallblader and what is inside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgXiuK3oU_E
- Green stones DeMi
9 y
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- Re: The facts about liver flushes #198752
9 y
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This is a reply to # 2,262,249lol
what exactly is 'condensed' olive oil? is it like condensed milk?
so when the bile interacts with oil it forms stones?
what was the nature of your recent 'ton of research'?
do you know what bile does?
you have done one flush?
come back after 10-15 and your pancreatitis is cured
i love the people like you who claim to have done all this research and then use words like condense or congeal when referring to olive oil.
what exactly is congealed olive oil? can you make some in your kitchen please and then post a picture or video.
Hulda Clark clearly states in her books that you are supposed to do kidney cleanses prior to Liver Flushes to take some of the strain off the kidneys when the time comes. did you read her books in your 'tons of research'?
some people choose not to kidney cleanse first at their own risk.
also the Epsom Salts are dehydrating so if you are not properly hydrated before starting the flushes you will stress your kidneys out to some extent.
are you under 25 by any chance?
millenial?
- Try artichokes for liver flush HotelParasite
9 y
2,624
This is a reply to # 2,262,249You have to take something to relax the bile ducts to release the stones or you will be one sick puppy.
You can use magnesium malate or just magnesium and apple juice. I agree that epson salts are very harsh.
I tried numerous times to do a Liver Flush and there was nothing. I read Hulda Clrk's book and she says you have to take Taurine to build up pressure in the bile ducts. So I did that on my last flush. I pooped gravel for a week. Not hundreds of stones, thousands of stones.
So I would recommend what Clark says. Take at least 8g of Taurine through out the prep day to build bile pressure.
I also found something quite accidentally. I love artichokes but eating them one day I could actually feel my liver in spasm. I looked this up and found that artichokes due just that. They cause the liver to try to flush itself. I haven't tried it yet but along with the lemon and olive oil I'm going to eat some artichokes. It will either kill me or cure me.
- Re: Try artichokes for liver flush Plathinator
9 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 2,262,374Thanks so much for this info - taurine might make a big difference as it definitely feels like my liver just can't build up enough pressure to push anything out. I will try the taurine - sounds like it could help a lot with CNS irritation and adrenal fatigue too, yay! I'm also vegan which can lead to taurine deficiency..
Also, were the artichokes you ate out of a jar? Or fresh? I think I can only get the jarred ones here...
Will try them anyway :)
Take care
- Re: Try artichokes for liver flush Plathinator
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- Re: The facts about liver flushes Director
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