Date:   10/30/2005 11:07:57 AM ( 20 y ago)
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Wow, good post unyquity, very thorough. Yes there are many options here, and all work well. Mine is based on having 7 serve attacks, and 1 that put in ER on morphine for 10 hours, I was really sick. I needed a solution fast. Thank goodness I was just finishing my 2nd week of colon cleaning.

But, many people haven't done a cleanse. The important thing is to stop the pain, and second, get rid of the stones ASAP.

I guess the question boils down to this. Someone arrives from ER with known gallbladder pain caused by gallstone blockage. What to do? There is emergency flushing of course and Dr. Schulze 's excellent approach. The first thing is to stabilize the gallbladder, so the patient isn't in pain. This is done by diet, no fats and nothing to excite the GB; veggie diet. This takes a few days to calm a sore gallbladder. Now the patient theoretically could do a flush, but the colon is probably packed, and won't pass the sludge/stones well, and may reabsorb the cholesterol. So they have options; enemas, colonics, or a Bowel Cleanse using a program of herbs, or I suppose laxatives of some type.

A lot of new people here probably aren't familiar with enemas and colonics and that the simplest and most elegant way (if this can ever been done elegantly ;-)) is a daily colon cleaning, but it’s a matter of choice. I’m not so sure laxatives are as effective as a daily program. We have layers of stuff caked on our colons…that needs to be removed.

Now Hanna suggests that in this case a parasite cleanse may not be a good idea, and she may be correct. But again, it comes down to being able to pass the parasites, sludge and stones, hence a clean colon. So I think the colon has to be cleaned wherever possible first. To postpone the parasite cleanse or do it at the same time as a colon cleaning is debatable. Comparatively speaking, parasites are small compared to binary sludge/stones, but if parasites are present, and they probably are, they can cause problems evidently doing a flush.

In a perfect world, and this is not the cause for someone in pain, where time is of the essence, a Colon Cleanse is first, followed by a parasite cleanse, followed by a liver/gallbladder flush which can take months.

Postponing a parasite cleanse until the end of the Colon Cleanse takes time, so I lean toward doing them both at the same time; simultaneously. It’s a saw off.

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