Date:   1/17/2007 9:01:08 AM ( 18 y ago)
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Hiya fellow flushers,

When I started flushing, I used to get skin-colored itchy moles on my face and neck which migrated quickly and then disappeared following the next flush. This was present before flushing, but not as much or as active, and continued through the first 4 or 5 flushes. I put this down to toxins and didn't worry about it.

This condition vanished (along one mole which I'd had for over 10 years!) and was followed by this strange condition.

In August, following my 5th or 6th flush, a set of zits appeared around my nostrils, particularly the right one (liver side). Close to the next flush, they died down, but reappeared strongly as a rash in September. I was doing 1 flush a month due to a heavily congested liver, I wanted to give myself lots of time to recover.

This rash seemed to appear along with a change in method from using apple juice to apple pectin capsules as preparation, so that's what I thought it was. I had this rash in September, October, and November.

In November, I followed the flush (now done every 3 weeks) with application of detox foot pads. Within 4 days, the almost constant rash had disappeared. So I thought it was from toxins, just like the moles, and they were somehow connected with the use of apple pectin. I continued to use detox foot pads every night after that.

In December I did 2 flushes, and in January I did a really thorough double flush. The rash reappeared. So (now down to 2 weeks between flushes) this time I switched to apple cidar vinegar as prep, hoping the rash would go down.

It has not.

Any ideas why this rash has appeared? I suspect parasites in the nasal cavaties. Has anyone else had this happen? It's not a big deal - it's noticable but not debilitating, I just want to understand what is happening in my body! And, has anyone had success ridding themselves of such a rash?

Thanks for your replies!

PC
 

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