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Thanks for the great info and advice !!
The Biser method sure looked extreme, I'm glad these flushes have been evolving over time. Is the phosphoric really that harsh? Sutter makes it the most essential part of his method, even going on to warn not to do without them. Are the 10cc in the juice a higher concentration than the one in regular carbonated drinks?
One thing I've noticed is that all potential nausea busters are taken right with the oil. It's like no one's giving the oil any chance. Nowhere have I read: "IF you feel any nausea during the night THEN reach for the *______*".
One more thing: in Andreas Moritz ' book, and he doesn't use any coke in his method, there's this statement: "The olive oil mixture doesn't even go through the liver, as it would if it were combined with food. Therefore, during the liver cleanse, the liver does nothing but release Gallstones and bile."
Now, what about ingredients in the coke like sugar, caffeine, phosphoric acid. Do they go through the liver during the classic coke cleanse? Lemon juice might not go through it, but Sugar and caffeine aren't as likely to go past the liver unnoticed, don't you think? Could they force the oil into the liver and make the whole thing harder than it should be? Or does the big amount of oil make the liver "forget" about any other ingredients?
Also, I seem to recall from a related forum that Coke relaxes the gallbladder. Wouldn't this be counterproductive in a flush, where the purpose is to get it into furious hyperactivity? If the GB were getting only partially flushed, could this be why some people here never seem to reach an end to flushing: namely, that the liver can't be completely cleansed unless the GB were 100% clean, being as it would constantly exposed to its toxins ?


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