Date:   5/11/2009 12:54:23 AM ( 15 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1416673

Greetings,

Just to clarify/recap: You asked me simply/specifically if Oxypowder was bad for the kidneys. My answer is below. I did not know that you were using Oxypowder for 'after a liver flush' or that IF#1 was something you would want to use to ensure the bowel was moving after a flush. That being clarified - onward...

Yes, you do need to ensure adequate bowel activity the day after a liver flush...but that's something you absolutely need to ensure EVERY day for the rest of your life! :)

It takes a few days of taking IF#1 to learn what dose is right for you....so if you're using it ONLY for 'after a liver flush', you'll need to work with it a few days to make sure the dosage is correct for you.

Also, read through this: //www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1408157#i
(read the links and watch the video)...and if you have any other questions, be sure to post!

Blessings -

Unyquity






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>>>All isolated substances away from their natural food source are unnatural to the body and have the potential of causing harm.

I've read several stories of people who developed kidney/ache pain from using Oxypowder .

Oxypowder NEVER "cures" colon issues - it may do a bit of cleansing (and that's questionable - they say it dissolves mucoid plaque, yet it won't even dissolved undigested food???)...but it does NOTHING to strengthen the peristaltic action and musculature of the colon. Use it too long, and your colon WILL become dependent/lazy.

I recommend against it HIGHLY.

Healthiest of blessings -

Unyquity

P.S. I'm trying to get away from PMs - and asking folks to ask all questions on the forum...that way EVERYbody can have the benefit of learning and sharing (and I don't have to type the same answer 20zillion times :)

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