I have Lower Cholesterol Levels afte... 
Joe25
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To everyone interested in lowering cholesterol levels!
I finally got my results for cholesterol test and I promised that I would post the results here.
Cholesterol levels before flush:
Cholesterol test date: April 10, 2002
Total Cholesterol 213
HDL cholesterol 52
LDL cholesterol 142
Triglycerides 95
Cholesterol levels after flush:
Cholesterol test date: June 17, 2003
Total Cholesterol 162
HDL cholesterol 54
LDL cholesterol 93
Triglycerides 73
These are normal levels for good and bad cholesterol from what I've read. Different resources (websites) had slightly varied numbers. But I figured these numbers can be used as a general guideline.
Total cholesterol: below 200
HDL cholesterol: above 45
LDL cholesterol: below 130
triglycerides: below 150
All cholesterol levels (good and bad) have improved significantly back to normal levels as can be proved by test results. Good cholesterol HDL, improved from 52 to 54. Above 45 should be maintained according to resources. Bad cholesterol improved and decreased from 142 to 93, now well below 130. Total cholesterol decreased from 213 to 162, back to normal range now well below 200. Triglycerides were below 150, but were further reduced from 95 to 73!!
I had expelled at least a thousand or more pea size stones and a few grape size ones as well. The stones were definitely almost pure cholesterol as I squashed them and resembled what I would describe looked like green lard or grease. I didn't measure, but estimate at least 3/4 to 1 cup of this substance came out of my body. Therefore, it is not a really big surprise to me that my cholesterol levels have been lowered are now back to the normal levels!!!! I would also like to mention that I have also lost about 25 LB's and my weight is now back to normal as well!!!!
I would highly recommend doing the liver/gallbladder flush for everyone who wants to lower their cholesterol levels and maintain better health!!
Keep healthy and God Bless....
Regards,
Joe
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- Congratulations !! manjunathjaya
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This is a reply to # 597,541Congratulations on your success. It is very heartening and reassuring to hear such success stories.
Which version of Liver Flush did you do ? Hulda Clark e / Andreas Moritz / Richard Schulze / Any other ?
Regards- Re: Congratulations !! carolien
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- Re: Congratulations !! Joe25
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MoreThis is a reply to # 597,543Actually, I didn't change my diet much until about April of this year. I started eating healthier and more nutritional foods and cut out a lot of saturated fats, sugar, and junk food. The change in diet most likely did contribute to the reduced cholesterol as well as the flush. Also, started exercising in April when I got the original test results, so this also contributed to reduced levels as well I'm sure. But, the flush was definitely the deciding factor as I had stated I expelled at least 3/4 cup or more of cholesterol from the flush.
Regards,
Joe
- Re: Congratulations !! Joe25
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- Re: Congratulations !! Joe25
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- Re: Congratulations !! carolien
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- Re: I have Lower Cholesterol Levels ... ann
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This is a reply to # 597,541This is great news! I'm so glad you did the lab tests to document this. I've been thinking of buying a home cholesterol test for this purpose. Was this your first flush? How did your doctor react to the good news?
- Re: I have Lower Cholesterol Levels ... Joe25
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This is a reply to # 597,544Ann,
I did 2 flushes. The first flush got out a ton of stones and 2nd flush was hardly anything, only about 30 rice size stones. I definitely got the bulk of them out on the first flush. Since my diet is much better and exercising daily, I will probably flush once every 3 - 4 months from now on. My doctor wasn't aware of it. I changed PCP doctor since my first test back in April of 2002. Therefore, my new PCP doctor didn't know that I had high cholesterol prior and my old PCP doctor doesn't know that my cholesterol is now lower.
Keep healthy and God Bless....
Regards,
Joe- My subluxation in my spine improved RMD
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This is a reply to # 597,548I do the Andreas Moritz flush.
I had been going to the chiropractor so he could break up a subluxation in my spine. A subluxation is when one bone in the spine goes out of alignment. It can cause the surrounding muscles to cramp, interfere with nerve signal transmission etc.
I flush # 1 and was so supple! I knew that I did not need the services of the chiropractor any more.
I am not giving advice here. I have no qualifications. I am just sharing what happened to me.- Re: My subluxation in my spine impro... Tracey
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- Re: My subluxation in my spine impro... Tracey
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- My subluxation in my spine improved RMD
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- Re: I have Lower Cholesterol Levels ... Joe25
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- That is sooooo cool! Tracey
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- Thanks Tracey.. Joe25
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This is a reply to # 597,555Thanks Tracey, but it is actually YOU and all the other curezone posters that have encouraged me!!!
Keep healthy and God Bless you....
Joe
- Thanks Tracey.. Joe25
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- Congratulations!! Michelle
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This is a reply to # 597,541Awesome results! I am going to have my husband read this, and hopefully flush with your exemplary success. Thanks for sharing, Joe!
Michelle- Hi Michelle! Joe25
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This is a reply to # 597,565Michelle,
Keep in mind your husband will have to consider eating more nutritional foods and eliminate so called junk foods as well as doing the flush. Foods to add more of are raw fruits and vegtables. Get a juicer if you don't yet have one and drink more of fresh squeezed vegtable and citrus juices, and eliminate pop, soda, bottled juices etc. Add raw cucumber, tomatos, peppers with the meal or make it as a salad with other vegtables inclucing carrots etc. Use fresh lemon and olive oil for salad dressing. Avoid store bought salad dressings. Exercise of course is also important. I usually run/jog about 3 miles per day. It is about a 30 minute run and enough to work up a good sweat. Sweating excretes toxins out the body, so it is beneficial to improving health and lowering cholesterol. Best wishes to you and your husband.
Keep healthy and God bless....
Regards,
Joe
- Hi Michelle! Joe25
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- Re: I have Lower Cholesterol Levels ... flowerchild59
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This is a reply to # 597,541That is great news!!! I too have really high, familiar type 4 hyperlipidemia and am flushing to decrease my levels. My Total choesterol runs over 400 without statin meds, and I hope when I do blood work next month it will show an improvement. I have been on lipitor and the such since 1990 and I am sure that those meds contributed to the demise of my GB last year. I am doing my second flush tonight thru tomorrow. Wish me luck to get out more sludge out of my liver!!!
- Flowerchild59... Joe25
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This is a reply to # 597,573Flowerchild59,
I most certainly wish you all the best with your quest to reduce cholesterol levels. That would be so great if you can get your levels to a range where you wouldn't have to take the meds. Oh, I just thought of one thing that I forgot to mention in my previous posts. I don't know if you have tried it or not, but niacin really helps to reduce cholesterol as well. Have you tried it? Niacin is excellent for circulation. I have been using it about 100 mg 3 times daily. It very well may have contributed to my lowered levels as well as the liver flush, diet and exercise. The niacin does give a hot flash/flush effect if taken on empty stomach, but there is the timed released type that will eliminate this effect. It's just a matter of getting used to it. Drinking lots of water eliminates the effect quicker. But, I kinda like that hot flash feeling! It lets me know that it is working! :-)
Keep healthy and God bless you always, now, and forever....
Regards,
Joe- Re: Flowerchild59... flowerchild59
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This is a reply to # 597,581Thanks for the information Joe. I am on a quest for better health and wish I would have found this site much earlier. I watched my mother die slowly over a 20 year period with various heart, circulatory and lung problems. I know many of her problems were related to a congested liver. No one ever tried to find the root cause of all of her diseases. She wound up with colon cancer in the very end. I have her genes and I am determined not to follow her path of disease and mainstream medicine.
- Re: Flowerchild59... flowerchild59
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- Flowerchild59... Joe25
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- Congratulations !! manjunathjaya
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