Yes. The liver need to rest a few days after the flush. Even if it didn’t feel like a successfull flush, it’s still a big strain on the liver. Haakon   [End]
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I take one teaspoon (5 ml) every evening before bed, and usually also one teaspoon in the morning. I sleep better when I take it before bed. That is why I prefer to take it in the evening. I have noticed that if I get discomfort after taking GCG, it usually helps to take a few drops of green tea extract. They seem to work very good together, whereas herbs with similar effect as GCG don’t. If GCG have interfered with my flushing is very hard to tell, despite that I have done 26 flushes. Every flush is so different, and many things seems to influence the results. What I do know for sur ...
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Hello kozmo, I experienced the same thing when I first started with the GCG. My advice is to reduce the dosage till you find a level that makes you feel good. You’re supposed to feel better from the GCG, not worse. If you get pain it’s a certain sign that you take too much. Now, a year and over 20 flushes later, I have gradually been able to increase the dosage without feeling discomfort, but I still don’t take a full tablespoon as recommended. There have been periods when my liver was so overworked that I couldn’t take GCG at all. Also be cautious with mixing GCG with other liver ...
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I have don 24 flushes during the last year, and I totally agree with slider25. I don´t feel god after each flush, in fact, after some flushes I have felt miserable. But in the long run my health has improved a lot, and i´m happy that I didn´t give up. The health improves in small steps. Big fluctuations are most likely temporary. At least that´s my experience. /Haakon   [End]
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Good point! There are many questions and yet few answers. A swedish retired medicine doctor Karl Otto Aly at ”Hälsans hus” in Stockholm is familiar with the liver flush (oljekur). He know about the benefits of the flush, but he is sceptical to the idea that it is stones formed in the liver, though he admits that it is possible to get out very small ”real” gallstones. He told me that the flush is a good way to get rid of bacteria and toxic waste in the liver, but emphasized not to do it to often. http://www.helhetsdoktorn.nu/tipsv50.htm (Link in swedish). /Haakon   [End]
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I recognize the emotions going up and down in connection with all sorts of liver cleansings. That´s normal. But do you never feel emotionally better right after a flush? I have done 23 liver flushes since I started last autumn, and my experience is that the emotions gets more stable over time, hand-in-hand with the improvement of the common health. When I started flushing I was constantly more or less depressed. Now I feel more confident, and when I feel sad or depressed it´s of a more logical reason. It wasn´t until flush 10-15 I began to notice more permanent improvement. After about ...
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Take the supplements with food if possible. Then the stomach will handle the concentrated dose of vitamins/minerals better.   [End]
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Hello, I felt the same way about the epsom salt earlier, but I’ve noticed that it’s a little easier to drink when it’s a little warm, almost body tempered. It also helps to think about how good it is for the flush. Motivation is an important factor. I have tried to reduce the epsomsalt in some flushes, always with bad results. But everyone is different... /Håkon   [End]
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Be cautious with herbs that are claimed to heal or cure. Always find out as much as possible before buying it. Many herbs that are claimed to be beneficial in different illnesses can also be toxic. Some of them may even do more harm than good. A good rule of thumb is not to take anything you are not sure you need, and to avoid herbs that has not been clinically tested. Silymarin (Milk Thistle) is one of the herbs that is safe, and that has been clinically tested to be really effective in protecting the liver. The well known Liv.52 (Liver Care) has not been shown to have any effect ...
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If I understand correctly the stones turned red only after they had been left in the sun for a while. When you do this kind of scientific experiments you always have to have a sample to compare with. Otherwise you will not know for sure whether the reaction was because of what you did, or something else. To find out I took an old stone from the refrigerator and left it in the sun for a while. I had not used any sort of colouring agent. After a while it turned dark red-brownish on the outside. When it had melted the remains was red-brownish. Not as bright red as yours however. It could be a ...
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Hello, many have tried it. Some claim that the flush is more successful when taking two doses. I’m not convinced though. I have tried waiting 1/2 hour to 4 hours between the doses. With or without an extra dose of epsomsalt in between. I have had two double-dose flushes with no stones at all, and many successful with only one dose. The only certain thing when taken two doses is that you will feel a lot more tired the day after and it will take longer for the liver to recover. My belief is that most of the lose stones get pushed out after the first dose, and those who remains are stuck o ...
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Hello, there could be several explanations to your nausea. The most plausible and common reason is that the amount of oil is to big. Try to cut down the amount of oil a little and see if that helps. Or divide the dose in two and take them one hour apart. I felt less nausea when I started adding a little ginger in my flushes. Peppermint an hour after the flush helps too. (I noticed that if I mixed the peppermint in the oil, the flush always was less successful. But if you wait till at least half an hour after the flush it will probably not interfere with the results.) It could also ...
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I experienced exactly the same thing, but not from the beginning. It got worse after I had a bad flush (#6). A stone got stuck and I felt a big pressure in my liver afterwards. I tried to use the GCG, but it made it feel worse. I havent been able to use it since. It just feels to strong for me. But before it got bad I had one of my better flushes after using the GCG for a month. I have’nt had so many small stones coming out in any other flush. Håkon   [End]
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Hello Jova, what I call mini-flush is in fact just a modification of one of the liver flush recipes called ”Liver & Gallbladder Flush - 7day program” which you can find here on Curezone. I found that program to be a little to strong for the liver, so I take a little less oil (1,5 tablespoons) and at least two days apart. The idea with the ”mini-flushes” is to increase the flow of bile in order to push forward the older bigger stones, and to dissolve them gradually. Since the stones are made of bile, bile is an excellent dissolver. It’s important though not to overstrain the liver. Si ...
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Hello again Tsetsi before my last and most successful flush (12) I did five mini-flushes in order to dissolve and push the gallstones further out in the liver. I used 1,5 tablespoons of olive oil and the same amount of lemon juice, taken right before bed. I did them 2-4 days apart. The last one a week before the regular flush. The effect was almost the same as when I used the GCG. The stones came out smaller and in a greater number. Unfortunately for me I cannot tolerate the GCG very well as it upsets my stomach even in small dozes, so I was happy to have found another method to create ...
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I will try your method tonight. The idea with egg yolk is indeed interesting. Egg yolk is one of the richest sources of lecithin, and it’s best absorbed if the yolk is raw. I used to buy egg yolk lecithin in capsule form until I discovered that one egg yolk contains the same amount of Phospatidylcholine as 30 capsules of egg yolk concentrate. Phospatidylcholine is one of the substances in lecithin that is claimed to lower the biles viscosity, and thereby dissolve gallstones. Of course soy lecithin is a better alternative for vegans. Håkon   [End]
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Hello Telman, it’s quite natural to be more sensitive to foods and food additives a couple of days after a liver flush. Especially after a productive one. It happens to me after each flush. Usually for me the sensitivity subsides after less than a week but not always. The reason I started doing the liver flushes was because there was almost no food I could tolerate at the time due to allergies/sensitivity. Even if the flushes obviously are good for the liver in the long run, for me the symptoms almost always get worse a couple of days after a flush. There seem to be a strong connection ...
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Hei Lillian, Er det mulig å få tilsendt pr e-mail eller pr.brev oversikt over matvarer klassifisert for de 4 blodtypene. Mvh Haakon Stensland   [End]
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