Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes 
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Wanting to avoid the time consuming and messy liver flushes, I saw great reviews on Amazon for Stone Free and gave it a try. It helped for some months with turning my whitish tongue more pink and getting rid of pain in my back. Then the symptoms came back.
I did liver flushes. The first one showed no Gallstones but many, large liver flukes. I a now wondering if getting rid of Gallstones makes more room for liver flukes to take up residence! Sheesh.
The 2nd one showed no liver flukes (I was using Wormwood and Black-Walnut at higher levels than I had been using them, anyway, for maintenance.) and only maybe 20 or 30 stones. The 3rd flush yielded well over 100 stones, but almost are were way smaller than they had been in the past before I took Stone Free. I'm guessing that Stone Free "shrunk" my stones, without getting rid of them all.
I always do enemas about 12 or so hours after a flush to see better what came out. Without the enemas it would look like I got none or few.
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- Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes archus
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This is a reply to # 2,288,151First, Liver Flushes are much more messy than many things we do. The idea of making more room for flukes by removing liver/GB stones is absurd. Flukes come from water and fish. They may even help make more stones by wrapping themselves in cholesterol so immune system would not attack them.
Good thing that you got more stones out and no flukes. Yes, Wormwood and Black-Walnut tincture are good for killing all parasites in liver/GB. Keep up the flushing every two weeks till you get nothing.
"Stone Free" may break the stones in to smaller pieces. It does have all good herbs except gold coin grass, which is good for breaking the stones. "Stone Free" is good for keeping your liver healthy and may help more stones from forming in your liver/GB.
I do not like Liver-Flush and enemas one after the other. Too much stress on your body. But if it works for you go for it.
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- Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes daizymae
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This is a reply to # 2,288,200I recall reading in my old Adelle Davis book Let's Get Well in the chapter on Gallstones that all stones have a bit of organic matter at their base, possibly bacteria. It could just as well be a parasite, too, if you ask me.
So your guess that flukes may be wrapping themselves in cholesterol is probably correct. Good comment all around! - Daizy. - Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes #112700
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This is a reply to # 2,288,200Telling another poster that something they have said "is absurd" isn't very tactful or sensitive to the other person's feelings. It also conveys a sense that you have great knowledge when in fact there is no reason to assume that you know everything. Liver flukes, like all living things, need a place to live. It seems possible to me that if they have a nice "nest" they may grow big and sstrong more than if they don't. If you disagree, again, you don't have to say someone else's comment was "absurd" and you don't have to assume that everyone else should assume that you are a big time expert.
We all have our opinions and perspectives. The idea is to share, not to put down anyone else.
- Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes archus
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This is a reply to # 2,288,311My apologies. I did not intend to attack you. I also don't think I know everything. I am here to share ideas. Perhaps I should have used some other word instead of absurd.
Thanks for pointing that out.
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- Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes archus
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This is a reply to # 2,288,547Thank you. I try. English is not my first language so I tend to use wrong words and grammar.
I have been on CZ for 12 years and try to help others and learn from others.
Thanks,
Archus- Re: Stone Free vs. Liver Flushes #112700
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This is a reply to # 2,288,716Oooh, I see! Well I would have never guessed that English is not your first language as generally you seem to have mastered it beautifully. What is your native language if I may ask?
I also see you have a helping spirit in terms of the net. Moi aussi. (But my favorite way to help is to debate with Darwin devotees. If by chance you believe in evolution, you might want to Google Quotes That Reveal The Credulity of Evolutionists to see Nobel Prize winners, other secular scientists, including some world famous evolutionists, admitting there is no evidence for evolution. Don Patton's and Thomas Kindell's vids are great for seeing through the smoke and mirrors too, though such info is now all over the net.)
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