Liver Flush #14

I just did my 14th flush. I haven't posted anything for the last 2. #13 was kind of different. I had more pain in the liver than usual. It felt stressed. So I put a castor oil pack on in the evening and again in the morning. That really made a difference. I felt a lot of movement and release of "stuff" from that. I did not feel toxic after that one like I normally do somewhat. It was just the usual soft green stones nothing special. With #14, I passed more of the green stones than usual with a few tan ones. I guess there were about 50-75 altogether I would guess. Lots of foamy, foul brownish bile. I did have more burning in the nether region from this one. I also felt more toxic for a short while afterward too. Weak and icky which all indicates to me that I released more toxins than usual. Which I think is a good thing. Lots of water and some bowel cleansing post flush helps with that. I have no real earth shattering results to report. However, it did occur me to me a few weeks ago that this summer I did not react to May Trees or clover like I usually do. I'm usually pretty miserable when those things are blooming. But I didn't even think about them or notice when they were blooming that I wasn't reactive to them. And more signficant to me is that a couple of weeks ago, I went to rake leaves in my backyard. I usually get a sore throat, burning eyes, and just generally feel bad after doing that even with a mask on. I couldn't find a mask and didn't want to take the time to go to the store and get one. So I figured I would just rake and pay for it later cause it was looking rainy. I was flabbergasted to see that I had absolutely no adverse reaction to raking up 4 huge packed bags of leaves. I've also had some times up to a week at a time after the last 2 flushes when I was not as reactive to mold either which is HUGE thing. So while I still have a ways to go with the mold sensitivity and the MCS, I think I've come a long way. And I attribute most if not all of this to the Liver Flushing. So be patient and don't give up. Results will come. Tweet