Hi there...
Look up "Red Paw Data" on the net & tell me what you think. You could have intolerances to some of the things your using to medicate yourself. Surgery really should be your last option because removing somthing may not be dealing with the underlying problem. Have you talked to your Dr. about being tested for Candida? Do it! You might be surprised. I hope this helps! Keep me posted! Dig deep for that inner strength. If there's a will there's always a way! Don't take things at face value! Hang in there...Check it out & let me know...


Take Care!


Chris

From what has been posted here, it seems that most people start the liver cleanse before the parasite cleanse.

Have you tried safflower oil? It's much lighter, easier to drink and seems to cause little or no nausea. You might only need 1/2 cup of grapefruit juice, since the GFJ can overpower the safflower oil otherwise. Actually, too much GFJ can cause nausea.

Let us know how you do. If this doesn't work, I have some other ideas, perhaps others will as well.

Cheers,

hg

I've had gallbladder problems, though not quite what you described.

My question for you is, have you done a bowel cleanse? parasite cleanse, blood cleanse (in that order) before doing the flushes?

For some people, it is ok to go straight to the liver/GB flush, I didn't dare try given all that I read about possible nausea, getting sick and knowing the state of my GB. I've been having attacks since I was 15 (15plus years)

My main reason for starting all this cleansing was my gallbladder attacks and general frustration of not feeling well despite doing "everything right" or so I thought at the time.

I started with The Master Cleanse with just the intention to see if I could do and thought if I could get through the weekend then I would continue.

The recommended order of cleanse is bowel, parasite (I found this to be very important for me, though it scared and freaked me out at the time, I just didn't look to hard), blood cleanse (piece of cake), and then the liver/GB flushes.

When I was finally ready for the liver/GB flush, I had a mental issue with the Epsom Salt drink and OO/GF. Couldn't fathom ingesting either, but I think I was able to tolerate both, only because my system was ready for it.

You mention that you have taken all the stuff for the liver/GB health and have not improved, but you don't mention anything about cleansing preparation leading up to the flushes.

IMHO, it sounds like you're trying to do the flushes before you've done the prep work leading up to it. Kinda like trying to paint a house before cleaning and clearing out the grime/clutter/junk.

Don't give up yet, I know it's frustrating when you feel that you're doing everything right and it's not working. Sometimes it just takes a pause to step back and re-assess what's going on or what's missing from the picture. I know, I've been there.

Please keep us posted on how things turn out and what you decide.

AmyK

I want to encourage you to keep trying to do the gall bladder flush. It is sounding like you have a very congested gall bladder, full of stones. The cholestral stones do not show up on an ultrasound. I did not do the parasite cleanse at first..I just jumped right on the Liver Flush to prevent surgical removal of my gall bladder. Yes the olive oil is not the best tasting stuff....I use a straw to get it down....placing the straw in the back of my mouth so I do not have to taste the oil. I do not let myself smell the oil either. I use the oil straight, then quickly chase each gulp of oil with fresh lemon juice. It helped me get the oil down, by just thinking of the alternative: Gall Bladder Surgery. I also sip on V-8 juice to combat nausea after drinking the olive oil concoction. The last time I flushed I used Alka Seltzer GOLD to control nausea. On the day of the flush and possibly even for a few days before it is best not to eat any fats, including chicken. I know you said that chicken soup and crackers are the only thing you can keep down, however there is fat in the chicken and there is white flour and preservatives in the crackers. When I had a gall bladder attack last September I was desperate to get rid of the stones on my own. I stopped eating the things you mentioned in your post too. I started on a low fat diet, and included lots of vegetables and some fruit. I ate a lot of salads and did use olive oil for dressing. I do not eat fried foods. I did not have any more attacks......I had very successful liver/gall bladder flushes, getting out hundreds of stones. Again, I know that the olive oil does not taste good......but it is better to use it than to have the gall bladder surgery. People that have had the surgery still have problems....the gall bladder is there for a reason...to hold the bile. Without it, the bile constantly drips onto the intestine, causing diahrea and indigestion. I sure hope that you can find a way to get the oil down. Please don't become another person who just gives up and agrees to the surgery. Hope to hear from you soon !! You can do it ! Are you drinking good water ? We need to drink half our body weight in ounces every day.
Blueduck

Hi Depressed.

I understand about the nausea. I used to get nauseous after every meal! I didn't do a parasite cleanse before my first flush, and I did get very nauseous in the middle of the night on my first flush. It was so bad that I wondered why people would put themselves through it time after time. But my body had big work to do that first flush. I expelled a major blockage in the neck of my gallbladder. I never get nauseous anymore, either when I eat or when I flush. A little discomfort for a few hours is SO worth it in the long run!

I have a suggestion for you that might help. There are different brands and grades of olive oil. I have found that Olio Beato makes an extra virgin olive oil (organic) that is mild in flavor, and it may make all the difference in getting it down successfully. It is pricey. I think I paid $12 for 500 ml (17 oz.), but I feel it's worth every penny. And you can order over the internet if you need to. (see link below). I found mine at my local health food store. You might also try a different kind of oil, such as walnut or almond. Anything is worth a try if it will save you from surgery and future problems.

I hope you will not give up one "try" too soon! You just might have success next time!!

Juniper Berry

http://www.organicoil.com/

Hi, I am new here and I too suffer from nausea and was looking for someone that suffered with it for some advice but have done a few flushes the last one making me very ill but I don't think
I want to throw in the towel not to someone who has constantly told me they can't find anything or to make me believe
It is all in my head. I have taken some things that have helped me that you could try. I have eaten dried ginger but wash off the
sugar and I also have taken peppermint gel caps with ginger and fennel oils. I really like this homeopathic medicine for nausea
called BHI I order them from allnaturalusa.com 1866-785-1462 for now until I am able to do more flushes this is what i'll do.

Best Samantha

Hang in there. Try a little ginger for nausea. Even dry ginger ale. Fresh ginger is great. My daughter even ate ginger nut biscuits when pregnant to cope with morning sickness. You can get natural products with ginger for travel sickness and sea sickness. These can help also. Try a different oil if olive oil is not for you. Try to stay positive. Sometimes help is just around the corner. We are thinking of you. Many of us have been in your situation. Good luck, Nan from Australia.