Hey Michelle!

What a great feeling to take control of your own health!

I would answer yes to all of your questions.

Begin a cleansing program. Begin flushing your liver. Just remember it takes a lot more than one flush to remove the 2,000 stones you have.

Clean out your colon. Just remember it is going to take you months to clean out a buildup that took years to accumulate.

Kill those pesky parasites! Dr. Clark's program for killing parasites is one of the best, but there are also others you will find at your local health food store or check out the Internet.
You may even be interested in purchasing a zapper.

Be sure to post your progress and let us know. Any questions you have, someone is ALWAYS here to help you.

Good luck!
Paulette G.

"Then, my poo became a very very light, pale tan, and it had a strange texture. It was like this for two days and then I began eating normally again and it subsided. Do you think this was some signal that my liver needs to be cleared out?"

Pale tan can be an indication of not enough bile (gallbladder has too many gallstones, for example). However, this can be influenced by the color of what you're eating and how much fat it contains, and you say that you weren't eating fat. It's good that it went to normal color when you ate normally, but there was that pressure that felt like a gallbladder thing, so you might want to do a proactive liver/gallbladder cleanse rather that waiting until the eleventh hour like so many do when they have a full-fledged gallbladder attack.

As far as the various cleanses go, most folks seem to get the most miles per gallon with the liver cleanse (more energy, more symptoms clearing). It can also take some time to finish, since we have to wait two weeks between cleanses. It's not unusual for it to take 3-6 months to get totally clear, so that's another consideration that may influence your scheduling decision.

Good luck on whatever you choose, and keep us posted on how things are going. Count yer stones!

hg

Hi michelle

I had the same thing happen to me. My appendix erupted; exploratory surgery -once a year due to pain- was the norm for the rest of my life.
I think it is much harder to digest raw vegetables . Fully cooked veggies are easy because, well, they are softer. I also had a hard time digesting V when I was going raw. It takes the body time to adjust to the raw fruits and vegetables. Try juicing some fruits and vegetables once a day. Then cook some veggies and then slowly add in your raw veggies over a period of time. The juice will sustain you while you are getting the liver and gall bladder cleaned out.

M gall bladder was very congested ; this may be why I couldn’t digest raw veggies that well. My digestion is so much better, now that I have cleared out my liver and gall bladder.

It sound like you need to do all the protocols that Cure zone offers.

//www.curezone.org/clark/parasites.asp

//www.curezone.org/cleanse/liver/huldas_recipe.asp

//www.curezone.org/cleanse/bowel/default.asp

Just incase you don’t have these links already.

Ana