Re: Acidic +++++++ *orthophos info bomb* Re: ultra-phos drops

We could go into the chemistry of the human body forever and there would be some differences in what is considered normal to be found. Then we have the disease states with the deficiencies and the imbalances.
What I was saying here is that I believe the amount of phosphoric acid that one uses in the flushes and considering the length of time it is taken is worth the risk if there are, indeed, any untoward effects it has. Doc has said this is a crisis situation, and I believe it is when the life is at stake from a liver that is in bad shape. I know it was in my case.
The body can right itself if it is cleaned out, properly fed, and has all the other things that promote a healthy body like exercise and fresh air (wherever that can be found!) Good distilled water on a regular basis.
I still do not believe there is enough of this substance in the drink to hurt anyone. The calcium absorption comes about when the colon is healthy. I would just add some more calcium in my food.
Looks like a "to each his/her own" method of doing the flush unless one can come up with a substitute for the phosphoric acid.
I heard lobelia mentioned as opening up the bile duct, Uny. Any thoughts on that from your experience? It doesn't seem like it would be the best in this instance because of its emetic properties.
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