Re: Maintenance Flush~Almost Like Starting Over

This is a good point to raise and it doesn't detract from from the benefits of liver flushing. In general it is accepted that a variety of debris can be expelled after flushing. Soft Gallstones often called floaters are commonly expelled. It appears these can form quite quickly given the correct circumstances, they are not water soluble and they vary in consistency from liquid jelly to hard gum. However small particles may be formed into a stool. These break up in water into their particulates. True calcified and pigment stones may also be expelled. Hepatic stones can grow very large a appear as clay coloured material.

Whether the stones come the biliary system or are congealed in the gut is an interesting discussion but both theories result in the expulsion of biliary debris. This breaks the entero-hepatic cycle which is the case even when no stones are expelled.

It has been observed medically that biliary soft Gallstones have the habit of appearing and disappearing. Sometimes this cycle goes wrong (biliary stasis) and persistent sludge forms that may ultimately form hard gallstones. Liver Flushing helps restart the jump-starts the biliary cycle again.

A study monitored 96 people with biliary sludge and the following observations made:

• The sludge disappeared in 18% and didn't return.
• Disappeared only to reappear in 60%.
• Evolved into Gallstones in 8%.
• Proportion who had their gallbladder removed 13%.

The people that had their gallbladder removed one half had gallstones and one half had only sludge. There is no medical cost effective method to control biliary sludge; Liver Flushing and life style changes together is the only weapon at our disposal.

Faith that the Liver Flushing is providing health benefits is important and as with all faiths it must be open to reasonable questioning at times. The debate forum is quite dead now but if anyone has a reasonable point to but forward it is better to post it as a new thread rather than attach it to someones personal experience.

The potency of the flush potion is a very interesting point and although in the past I have thought that a large quantity of olive oil and lemon juice gave better result I am no longer convinced that this is the case. I currently carry out maintenance flushes with a full Hulda Clark e protocol and see only the occasional small stone. (Am I tempting fate?) Tweet