13th Flush
I tried a Dave Frahm Liver Flush on 27 October 2005 as an experiment. I ate plenty of food that contains malic acid for the preceding week and on the day of the flush only bland, non-refined, non-fatty food up to 3.00 pm. At 6.00 pm I drank 2 oz of olive oil mixed with 4 oz of fresh lemon juice and laid down for 30 minutes on my right side, keeping my right knee as close to my chest as possible. At 8.30 pm I drank a cup of water with two teaspoons of magnesium citrate (Andrews liver salts). In the morning I passed a normal bowel movement with about a tablespoon of “hepatic gravel”. Unfortunately the debris from the liver is difficult to see because it is fully incorporated in the bowel movement. The unobtrusive nature of this method is a big advantage. In reflection I am not happy with this method of flushing purely on the basis that it is over difficult to monitor the output.
Stone count
1 tablespoon of chaff.
14th Flush
On the 31st October/1st November I carried out a Hulda Clark protocol flush to the letter. I was expecting some stones because I felt their movement when I lying on my back after the concoction of olive oil and lemon juice. The next morning I passed a few soft green stones and a little chaff amounting to about a tablespoon. I the evening and again the morning of the third day I expelled some hard white stones, pictured here, that have a green interior and float. They look as if they have a thin coating of calcium.
I have also observed that since carrying our a thorough parasite cleanse I no longer see any “red tomato skins” in the flush waste.
Stone count
8 white stones about 1 cm diameter
16 white stones about 0.5cm diameter
1 tablespoon white gravel
1 tablespoon of chaff and small soft green stones