Re: Is the liver flush just for those with gallstones?

A plastic collander is the best thing for catching stones. However "potty fishing" is also a popular sport among liver, bowel and parasite cleansers. All you need are disposable plastic gloves, chopsticks or plastic forks and knives, and a strong stomach. :) The collander is easy to find at most Dollar Stores-for a dollar, and is easy to fit inside the bowel, and easy to clean.
Liver Cleansing will help flush toxins from the liver, but may not be necessary for everyone. There are Liver Cleansing foods like raw carrots, citrus fruits and dark leafy greens. There are herbs like milk thistle. Coffee retention enemas are also good for liver cleansing. However, for anyone who has suffered from acute gallbladder attacks, liver/gallbladder flushes are a miracle.
I have been doing Liver Flushes for over a year. My naturopath got me started. I have passed over 6000 stones from BB to marble sized. I now rarely have problems with gas and bloating, my skin tone has improved, migraine headaches have all but disappeared, my eyesight is better, and I rarely have any problems with Body Odor . My liver congestion was extreme, partly due to the high number of pain killers I have been taking for a back injury, also the stress of the injury and pain, plus being unemployed due to the injury and resulting financial woes, plus a terrible diet all contributed to the large number of stones I was continuing to produce. It has been a rough 18 months or so, but along with better diet my health is much better. Liver Cleansing has improved, perhaps even helped save my life. I do the basic apple juice, epsom salt, olive oil and juice flush. I vary the kind of juice I use, grapefruit, lemon, apple and once in awhile Coke. I now flush only when I feel a twinge or have pale stools, my last flush produced less than a dozen small stones and a lot of waxy chaff. I feel I am nearing the end of a long and difficult journey, but one well worth the time, trouble and terrible tastes. Tweet