Candida and liver cleanse -- didn't ... 
#20787
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I have widespread candida (systemic) and did the liver cleanse last night & this morning as recommended by this website for candida.
However, the liver cleanse didn't work, i.e., didn't cause a "cleansing." Instead, it just constipated me. (I posted about this in more detail in the liver cleanse column but got no response, so thought I'd try it here).
Anyway, I feel the big glob of olive oil and all the salt are just sitting in my stomach and haven't moved. What should I do now? Should I do an enema? Why didn't this work?
I feel the concentrated salt water dehydrated me, and "dried up" my digestive system. And all that oil, good heavens, I feel like I just put a huge vat of fat in my system -- and didn't even get the pleasure of enjoying it in food!
So instead of feeling better, I feel sluggish and awful. What do I do now to get this salt and pile of oil crap out of me? And why didn't it work?
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- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... shelleycat
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 384,555I'd need to see exactly what you did, how much you took and when, to know what you did "wrong." :) What do you mean by salt? Did you do a salt water flush? Or Epsom Salts ? How much oil did you take? Hoe much juice? were you fasting? Did you do any pre-flush work? all that.
Best thing for you to do now is to drink tons of spicy teas to wake up the digestion, peppermint to will help (see FAQ for TEA post), and to do daily enemas or as many colonics as you can afford. Also be sure to eat a high-fiber diet and take digestive enzymes with your main meals.
You will also need to do some lymph management (see lymph notes in FAQ), especially a detox bath.
You may want to read my liver notes for all my rec's on how to do a safe, comfy flush.
Hope that helps! :)
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- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... 20787
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This is a reply to # 384,561Thanks for your response.
I did substitute Sea Salt for the Epson salt (as similar liver cleanse recipes suggested Sea Salt as a safer substitute to Epson). But otherwise followed exactly the "curezone" liver cleanse formula:
Ate nothing after 2 p.m.
At 6 pm took 3/4 cup distilled water with Sea Salt
At 8 pm took 3/4 cup distilled water with sea salt
At 10 pm took 1/2 cup olive oil mixed with 1/2 cup fresh grapefruit juice.
Next morning:
At 6 a.m. took 3/4 cup distilled water with sea salt
At 8 a.m. took 3/4 cup distilled water with sea salt.
Result -- nothing but constipation.- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... shelleycat
20 y
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This is a reply to # 384,564Don't ever do that flush again. It's all wrong, dangerous even. Argh!!!! You overdosed on water and salt, which stops the entire digestive system.
Sea salt is NOT a substitute for Epsom Salts . Epsom Salts is magnesium and has a very specific action on the body. You cannot even begin to compare the two. I don't recommend ES or any of the substitutes, actually, they just end up dehyrdating you.
Okay, you have to rebalance your entire digestive system. Please read the "Increasing Digestive Power" and "Bowel managemnet for beginners" notes in the FAQ. You need to either fast or eat light meals, spicy teas, and take some natural laxative aids. You also need digestive enzymes preferably.
Before you do antoher flush, please read all my liver notes.
and read this post:
//www.curezone.org/forums/m.asp?f=424&i=5122
- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... #20787
20 y
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This is a reply to # 384,582Shelleycat --
Thanks.
I did an enema and feel better -- even got a couple of marble-sized green "stones" and around a dozen teensy ones.
I won't do the salt next time.
But, just wondering, since the "master cleanse" formula uses Sea Salt for the morning salt water cleanse, which is supposed to help move the bowels, then why wouldn't Sea Salt work the same way for the liver cleanse?- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... shelleycat
20 y
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This is a reply to # 384,605The Master Cleanse uses the Salt Water Flush, which is a very specific method to cleanse the entire digestive system and must be done with the right amount of salt to actually stay in the digestive system, and must be done on an empty stomach.
If you do it right you'll know in 10 minutes - you'll get butt pee. If you did it wrong, you'll just absorb the water and get waterlogged, straining the kidneys, and taking water out of the colon, which constipates, and it will stop all digestion too.
Watering down the stomach and small intestine and then taking oil makes it impossible for the bile to emulsify the oil so the enzymes can digest it. You end up with oiled instestines, which wreacks havoc.
the SWF (Salt-Water-Flush) is recommended AFTER a flush, the next morning, to get out all stones and toxins, and only then if you do not have an enema/colonic done.
Hope that answers your question! :)
- Re: Candida and liver cleanse -- did... shelleycat
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