Liver tonic good report (milk thistle and dandylion root)

I wanted to share a good experience.

I have been using magnesium, zinc, vitamin C, b-complex vitamins and small amounts of selenium. I have eleven Amalgam fillings, and ever since getting the first ones put in, have had type 1 diabetes and heavy seasonal insomnias. I have no doubt that the toxic load from the seepage from those toothy fillings are what keep me in a confused mental state and struggle, and put on the sleepless periods. I might get messages from some folk.. 'why do you supplement like that with those fillings still in? '

My answer is simply that they do help. They also allow the body to move some of the resident troublemakers to leave my soft tissues and mess with me a bit though, and I was feeling it heavily today after breakfast. My first homemade herbal liver tonic is ready for use though, and there was a good turnaround. If you want to read about that alone, go ahead and scroll down past the intro-part here, which explains some of the details about my logic.

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I have type 1 diabetes and have had a bone tumor, both happening within 2-3 years of eachother when I was a teenager.
I want you to know that diabetes type 1 can happen at any stage of life, from a baby in the womb, to a full-grown adult (one of my friends over 40 years old suffered the wrong treatment for five years from his GP (general practicioner) because they thought it was type 2 diabetes).

Type 1 diabetes happens when the body is depleted enough of nutrients and nutrition, that it cannot naturally detoxify the body. When this happens, you're vulnerable to toxins from your enviornment and food, and they are free to interfere with the insulin-producing activity of your pancreas.

It is important to understand that the pancreas and liver are one and the same organ- they share the same bile ducts, communicate with eachother intimately, trade hormones and have similar functions, and the damage that happens to the one, is usually present in the other.

This is a youtube video I found to help me a lot in understanding why Liver Flushing is reccommended highly here on curezone, and also how the pancreatic and liver bileducts are shared: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ROtYggrzMg
(Natural Liver Flush or liver cleanse? ~7 mins).

I've also spent time looking into how heavy metals can restrain beta cell (islet of lagerhans, insulin-producing cells in the pancreas) activity and deteriorate neurons. There is a vital nerve connecting the liver and pancreas- the liver signals the pancreas to produce insulin, and in for example, lab mice bred for their susceptibility to poison (alloxan)-induced type 1 diabetes, this nerve withers.

This article (lengthy) goes into details on the matter, especially in relation to mercury's (Hg) effect on pancreatic beta cells. http://www.flcv.com/diabetes.html


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Anyways, I was feeling.. really bad. Mentally, emotionally- I have enough insulin in my system for handling the carbs I ate, but I was starting to have a crying spurt. If you want to know what it's like to be mentally ill, just try getting a lot of fillings and letting the seepage from it wreak hell with your brain. Emotions are turned negative without any reason, you end up over-reacting to the tiniest percieved infraction or offense from your loved ones, and joy is few and fleeting- you can be the most honest and loving individual, but if you've got a mess of mischief wreaking havoc on your kidneys and liver inside of you, they're going to let you know it with a lot of stress signals!

It's a mistake to think your mental health happens in your brain... no, it happens in your entire body, but centrally, at your digestive tract and vital organs.

I have faith that God can heal me. That these things can be set right, that He cares intimately about me as his child, and that no matter when or where, He'll keep His promise of healing me.

I was struggling.. I cried out for what to do (inside, internally), and was thinking that I should go for vitamin C for it's properties of relieving toxicity symptoms.. but instead, I felt pointed to open up the jar of tincture. It's four more days until the six weeks of herbs-soaked-in-alcohol preparation is officially finished, but..

Ouh, you know, when in doubt, test it out.
I bought the herbs in the middle of december, cheap, and the alcohol on a christmas sale, not very cheap. I labeled it and let it sit.
The liquid from it is quite brown-yellow, cloudy, and it tastes strongly of liquorice. It's based on Akavit (potato schnapps), which contributes to the taste, but soaking the herbs in alcohol is a lot more effective a way to pull the healing properties out of the herbs than otherwise.

I used a tablespoon of it with some of the dandylion root in a mug, sweetened it with a little honey, and then added hot and cold water until it was the right temperature. I'm not an alcohol person, I really can't manage it on an insulin pump. A teaspoon's ok though..

And the effect was almost immediate. five minutes later, the relief is tangible. The bridge of my nose started burning softly, and my emotions aren't quite playing bumper cars as bad as they were before.


I'm still praying daily for funds to remove the amalgams, and using calcium Bentonite for a place for the mercury to be absorbed when my liver dumps it.

The answer I keep getting in prayer is.. 'I love you- be patient'-
And that much is true. My creator and father in heaven loves me, and this body is quite temporary. Temporal.

Those of you with loved ones with type 1 diabetes or living with it..?
It is NOT an incureable disease, it is NOT from an unknown cause, and it is NOT right or just for pharma companies to be earning money off of sickness.

The right place to go is straight to God, past the judgementality of human thought. Illness is a chance to grow immensely spiritually, and to realize that there's a lot more to life than the body. It's much to easy to get deadly focused-in on it, when in reality the spirit-body of you is something that needs healing first.

Greetings and blessings from the snowy north of Europe, -Mew