Then there is White Tiger's preferred liver flush tea..

...Search it...


...Or my report..."Eye of Tiger."


Eventually, his suggested tea helped half a dozen stones to drop from my liver...into a "holding spot", just above my gallbladder.

One by one they have moved on out, until now the last seems to be ready to leave.



Two things I think I've learned about the process -

The body takes its own sweet time, and,

The stones expelled are dreadfully poisonous.


I would suggest letting the body manage the process, and simply keeping to the most wholesome food and water you can get your hands on.

I don't use Magnesium Sulfate, either.

I alternate the two flushes (each when I feel ready), one with a little Magnesium Malate and the recommended Grapefruit Juice (tastes like salad dressing), and lying down immediately.


Both flushes only work occasionally, which is just fine by me.

The first time White Tiger's preferred liver flush tea worked, I was hopping around my kitchen 'oohing' and 'ahhhing' as each stone dropped.

Each seemed to be triggered by washing dishes (the motions of my arms).

I could stop the sensation by sitting down.

The last one or two seemed to be at the back of my liver, and that's where I feel them as they move on out, one at a time...months and months apart.



But, I feel that the liver can't help much with cleansing of any kind (particularly weight loss) if the liver is clogged.

I seem to prove this, bit by bit, as my liver cleans itself.

I seem to improve my colon function as I go.

Recently, it helps when I take a pinch of dried and ground okra, daily, in my food, woth a pinch of sage for flavor and because someone said it relaxes.

(Hm-m...maybe it relaxes too much...I've had some trouble that way.)



As much as would like the whole thing to be over, instantly, I'll let my body take years to do this, if it prefers.

I am so glad to be alive, and thinking clearly.



Do not be afraid of the process...the body is really smart, and powerful. The brain is helpful, but it isn't really the one in charge.

I like to ask the body brain to give me signs, usually by the time I wake up in the morning. Wonderfully refreshing!

I mean, why worry? What are you going to do differently just because of worrying?

Anyway, I feel that everything becomes clear and nicely settled with one's last breath, if you expect that it will. So many folks who have been nearly there say it is so beautiful.

I talked to one elderly gentleman who saw it when he was nine, and was waiting ages to go back. He said, with tears in his eyes, that the music had enchanted him most.

That's for me.