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jaske
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Do a Liver Flush about 4-5 days after one? Because I just did my first one and well IT'S AMAZING!!!! My body is healing like nothing I've ever seen and my skin is actually starting to accept skin care products as in they actually make a difference on my skin now. Well I was wondering if theres reaaaally any complications with doing one after another cause I've always had an amazingly tough body/immune system and to see only a couple hundred of those stones come out means there must be more... and I feel like I could handle more flushes spaced 4-5 days apart. unless theres something insane that someone has documented than why wouldn't it be a good thing to do? Anyway any input on this would be fabulous I'm 20 and I'm starting to feel and look like it again.
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- Re: Are there any serious complicati... UserX
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This is a reply to # 782,592Your not supposed to do them any less than 2 weeks apart if they are Epsom Salt flushes. Any sooner can irritate your liver.
Magnesium Citrate flushes however, can be done weekly according to the bottle. - Re: Are there any serious complicati... #47594
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This is a reply to # 782,592Congrats on a good first flush. It's so exciting isn't it? It is easy to get carried away. But you need to let your liver rest and since the flushes can release toxins, doing too many in a short time can make you feel worse, not better. It's tough, but you need to be patient.
- Re: Are there any serious complicati... storyofmylife
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This is a reply to # 782,592The main issue with it seems to be that they usually don't work that close together, not whether or not you feel good enough to do it.
I did a flush 10 days after another one and I got nothing but gravel and was disapointed. It was the first time I flushed a little sooner and the first one I never saw 1 green stone.
Doing a few like that would also probably be too stressful on the liver. I would think anyway.- Re: Are there any serious complicati... jaske
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MoreThis is a reply to # 782,653oh darn... anything else I can do to help secrete toxins while my liver takes a nap?
- Re: Are there any serious complicati... storyofmylife
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This is a reply to # 782,679Oil pulling / OP
colon / Bowel Cleanse or parasite cleansing ..
Fasting or Master-Cleanse master cleanse ..
Check out some of the other sections on here.- Re: Are there any serious complicati... #68417
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This is a reply to # 782,684Dear Jaske,
congratulations. You are lucky to see these improvements that quickly.
However, unless there is a certains reason for flushing some days following a flush (e.g. a stucked stone) I would not overdo it. The body needs time.
There is several things that really help your liver to detox.
1. Eat only organis food,
2. Drink at least one liter of luke warm water first thing in the morning
3. make sure that your colon ist ALWAYS clean
4. don't eat past 7 p.m.
5. sleep before 10 or 11 p.m.
6. get enogh exercise
7. try detox baths forinstance a clay bath
good luck and all the best.
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This is a reply to # 782,592The reason to space flushes apart is for your liver to fill again with stones: if you liver is mostly cleaned out (this will vary from person to person), it will start filtering your blood again (or filter more efficiently) and pull out cholesterol and whatever else and toxins some of which will crystalize and make more stones & chaff. Then you flush again, remove that, then your cells let more toxins into your blood stream and your liver starts cleaning again...etc. So doing one back to back does no good if the Liver Flush cleaned out your liver and there is nothing to flush!
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