Re: Unsucsessful flushing

I don't claim to know everything about this flushing business, though I've done it four or five times--but from what I've read on this site and in the postings, as well as my own experience, if you flush too close together, it doesn't give the remaining stones time to move down, or as in the case of a packed gallbladder, you might have passed the stones toward the front, but the ones in the back need time to move down. I think 2 weeks was recommended as the bare minimum between, with a month being optimal.

I just did a flush 2 weeks ago and know that I must still have a lot to go as I'm experiencing intermittent pain in the gallbladder area and just don't feel that good. So I am working on cleansing my liver and plan to start parasite treatment as soon as I can get the products. Until I logged onto this site, I was pretty discouraged thinking that the flush hadn't worked because I still felt unwell and maybe I should just give up and get the gallbladder removed. But now I'm realizing that it is because not all the stones can come out at one time, as apparently they can also be throughout the liver and bile duct so even if you get rid of your gallbladder, you could still have Gallstones elsewhere. ANd in my case, as I've read more about the liver, I'm wondering if some of my symptoms may be due to a congested/toxic liver. Check out the liver info--maybe its not so much your gallbladder that's making you feel unwell, but your liver...and the good news is that there's something you can do about that!

So hang in there Susie.