I've heard that some people use a cheap colander in the toilet seat, and or sticks, and that they may wash the substance under running water.

Then there are all the refinements of close-up photography...lighting, etc.

I may be odd, but I just don't care that much...not for any kind of flush.

I know that whatever comes out will be vastly different than anything I can imagine...and I've learned that what I see may not be clearly identifiable, anyway.

I am just glad that it is 'behind me', once I learned that 'die-off' is nothing to fear. The body is very self-protective, and R.G. knows the safest limits possible for these herbs.

He doesn't toot his own horn, but he has grown up with this understanding, learning much more...and he is a very smart man.

'Scientists' would give him an award, if they would take the time to learn what he knows.

We are very, very lucky to have him.

Fledgling

We use a chop stick to carefully lift out and put on a piece of paper.
Then use the "macro" on the digital camera to get the close up.

Red,

You never touch whatever is in the towlet. I wear throw away gloves. I use two plastic long thin stick's to pick up the critters. After, I always wash the bowl out with Tea Tree Oil to desinfect the bowl. As far as the gallstones go. This was my first time of doing a Liver Flush. I had not idea that I had so many stones in my body. I was amazed to see them floating in the bowl. I didn't use a colander. If you follow the Hulda Clarks instructions to the tee then by the time the next morning all you flush out is water and Stones. The stones float so all you have to do is put on throw away gloves and use a plastic spoon that you can also throw away when you are finished. The Stones are not dirty, they may have some green bile on them but I didn't see anything else. I just put my camera a little closer to the subject, that is all I do. You know, some people might say it is not their thing to do any kind of flush. Everyone is different in how they want to get healthy. A liver flush can dramaticly help digestion, give you more energy and a sense of well being. Since I know now that it is not that hard to do, I am going to continue to do them every two weeks until my next Humaworm cleanse. Now that I know that these stones are inside my body, I don't want them getting any bigger and causing trouble in the future. It only makes sense to me. Donna

Hello Red
If you are referring to photography of 'stones' from a Liver Flush, it is not a dirty job at all. I buy a cheap, closely woven colander for about $1.50AUS, place it in the toilet bowl and simply allow it to catch all the stones. Other matter will typically be there too, so tipping a bucket of water gently over the top will dislodge most of it. The remaining stones then need to be placed onto a surface of contrasting colour (I use a white dinner plate for dramatic effect!).
The 'macro' setting on my camera works for me, too.
As for photographing worms, flukes, & other sizeable creatures, my weapon of choice is the humble dinner fork. I've a few that are pretty crappy and can afford to discard at the end of my Humaworm cycle. I won't use a plastic fork as the 30 day de-worming is almost a mystical experience for me and I will gladly sacrifice some cutlery for the higher good..
I'm sure others have more interesting methods but..
my trick is to place the worm/creature into a transparent Tupperware container (containing some water) and photograph from above and also from below - lift the container up toward a light source and take a shot (be careful that the worm does not slide out and fall into your mouth).
That would be unpleasant and you might not find the worm again.

i haven't taken any pic yet...but this i know..for me..by the time these buggers come out; like yesterday; all bm has already moved thru..there is nothing left but clear liquid/water w/the uglies in it..i use a plastic spoon and put it on a thick paper plate... i want to know Exactly what is actually coming out of my body..
i was going to ask this question today, so i may as well ask here..

am on 3rd week of round 2 of humaworm. this time, i went extra strength for awful sinus problems... much came out yesterday..Yuk... the last thing was really bad.
what Is this actually? it was about 3" long, at least..and maybe up to an inch wide.
to describe it best would maybe be saying it reminds me of a very small piece of raw liver. what do others think this is..
thank you in advance..

judy