10th flush results

I haven't posted for some time which is an indicator that the flushes are really helping - in the beginning I was desperate. I am posting my 10th flush results in the hope that it may help some people who are starting out on this process to read what others have gone through. I always find this very helpful. After a successful 7th flush with over 50 large 'stones' the 8th and 9th were two months apart and did not produce much. I knew there was (and is) more to come out and I was reassured by reading the posts of other people who had varying results with different flushes. After the 9th flush I immediately felt really uncomfortable and worse than I had done for quite a time. But I put up with the stomach aches, wind, ringing ears, echoing in the head (strange symptom but definitely connected to the congestion in my liver) and feeling really off after eating most foods. In fact my intolerances worsened after the 9th flush. I wanted to give as much time as possible to get as much 'gunk' in a position to be flushed out. I think that the 9th flush which only produced 4 or 5 pea sized 'stones' must have brought a lot forward in the liver. Anyway, after two months I flushed last night and it has been a really good result. I passed a lot of 'sand' a lot of what looked like yellow split peas (but smaller) and around 30 large green 'stones'. I feel a lot more comfortable. Interestingly, the 9th flush made me feel awful - headache, nausea and poor results! So it seems it was ready to come out and did it this time. For those of you who are embarking on this journey it may help you to know that in the beginning my symptoms were so bad I flushed with pleasure every two weeks and now I can leave it 2 months. So that demonstrates how I have improved. It isn't a magic bullet but a slow and steady road back to good health. I read the posts and get a bit worried at times about the debate re 'stones' or 'oil balls' and the dangers of Epsom Salts but I only have to remind myself of what the flushing has done for me and compare how I feel now with how I felt 8 months ago. Tweet