I am so happy for you. To rid of -ve feelings with a cleanse, I think, is a big plus.

I just finished my second cleanse during the weekend. And yesterday, I thought I laughed a lot more and a lot loud. The things that would have otherwise irritated me just tickled me. I was surprised, but quite pleased.

Good health and well being,
Alare

I understand where you're coming from. I have had to deal with anxiety for years. It was rasing my blood pressure, or so I thought. Since doing my first cleanse, I noticed that I'm not as affected by events happening around me as I used to be. I used to jump in my shoes when I heard a loud noise. Now, I am emotionless. My blood pressure has dropped from 140/75 to 110/72 (average) since doing the cleanse. Now I see that my compacted gall bladder was causing the problem.

I just finished my second cleane and passed stones about 1 inch in size.


> Well, not quite unexpected maybe but anyway...we left for Syracuse to go to my in-laws for the 4th and usually before a trip, I am apprehensive. I always used to worry about having an accident, seeing an accident, breakdowns, etc... and then as part of the trip, we went to Six Flags. Normally, I don't ride the big coasters, I have always been afraid to go upside down and when my family goes, I have worried about them getting hurt. Well, this time, I rode the coasters, was not afraid (OK, maybe a little, but normally so) and did not have a minute's fear about the trip, the coasters, my family...
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> So, one of the side effects of this cleanse (or the liver ones) was that I was able to remove some of my negative thinking which I expect was stored in the colon.
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> I still feel that parasites are a problem and they seem to be stubborn so I will be working emotionally with whatever is "bugging" me and physically with the zapper, more parasite herbs, more colon cleansing herbs more journaling, more dreamwork and another Liver Flush in the next couple of weeks. I am becoming a new person, or maybe just my old self but either way, it is an improvement and welcome.