First Flush 
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I've been reading remarks on this forum for about a week now. Tonight I'm starting my first flush. Two doses of ES and then the OO (Olive-Oil) and Lemon Juice + Black-Walnut Tincture. Unlike some on this board who are just doing it for a cleanse and healthier body, I'm doing it because I'm relatively certain I have a defective gall bladder. I'm 58. I have two brothers (60 & 66) and 1 sister (54) and all have had theirs removed and my 2 nieces (under 25) have also had theirs removed. I'm committed to a natural solution if at all possible!
I've had digestive problems for years, and in the last four have suffered even more from brain fog, headaches, dizziness and cold feet (to name a few afflictions). I've had endoscopies, colonscopies, ultrasound tests and in the last year a Heida Scan. The endoscopy (as I understand it) only looks in the stomace and the duodenum - not the various canals from the liver, gall bladder and pancreas. The colonoscopy only looks at the other end - Igot an A+ there. The ultra sound showed no inflammations and the Heida Scan only showed a sluggish - but functional - gall bladder with a lot of Sludge.
I've used a gall bladder friendly diet for over 3 years (filtered water, grilled and steamed goods - not fried - no sugar, etc.) But that has not cured the problem.
My allergist is currently treating me for a dozen airborne allergies (Mold, grain dust and grain smut to name a few) which he theorizes are cross reacting with foods that are related to the mold family (potatoes, onions, garlic, wheat, oats, strawberries, grapes, peanuts - to name a few). I'm going thru an immunotherapy program that will take 5 years to complete.
In recent months I sometimes get dizzy and have brain fog from just drinking water (UGH)! I also get pressure under my right breast - which I assume is from the gall bladder. I think the cold feet and lower back pain are probably from - what I understand - are sympathetic nerves.
Enough about my symptoms.....I'm confident this flush will be the beginning of
a new degree of health. Not expecting a miracle, but do expect to get some results. Even if I don't I'll plan to keep flushing every two weeks until I do!
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- Re: First Flush midge
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MoreThis is a reply to # 173,381Welcome! That's great that you're taking your health into your own hands! You're gonna do great!
I'm glad you're not expecting miracles with the first one, because it could take up to 30 flushes to get all that sludge out. But, at least you know you have it and can look for it!
Sounds like you've got some health problems but you've taken the right step towards good health. I'd like to recommend some sites to you if you haven't read them all ready:
http://www.sensiblehealth.com
http://www.thedoctorwithin.com
Those will keep you busy for a while.
Keep flushing,
Midge
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- Re: First Flush telman
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This is a reply to # 173,381Hi gull-able
Welcome aboard. Like the name.
Thank you for giving us all an outline of your symptoms as it allows us to compare notes.
I had all the symptoms you describe and more. Flushing has cleared most of them up. I am only left with a few which I suppose define my condition. It has taken 6 month and 17 flushes but I can eat what I want without fearing any repercussions.
A fat free gallbladder friendly diet doesn’t exercise the gall bladder so it won’t get better. Like having an injured leg and just resting it hoping it will recover on its own. You need physiotherapy to get the muscles working and strong again. Liver Flushing is physiotherapy for the gallbladder.
As the liver controls the production of chemicals in the body; flushing will not only help restore you gallbladder but also your health. Gall stones are produce as a consequence of something not being 100% elsewhere.
Best of luck
Telman
PS I still get some brain-fog and the cold hands and feet but I am sure its starting to fade as it just doesn’t seem to bother me so much. I feel so contentment since cleansing my liver. I wonder if you could answer a simple question.
Do you get dry gritty eyes, or dry mouth or other general dryness problems?
- Re: First Flush gull-able
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This is a reply to # 173,420Lately I have had some dryness (like a skin rash) around the outside edge of my left eye, and in the winter I usually get dryness of my skin around the waist, and calves and ankles in my legs. I attibute that to low humidity levels in doors in the winter time. I have also had some grittiness in the eyes, but I do woodworking in my garage/shop and presumed it was coming from that. But I have not had any dry mouth that you mentioned.
FYI - My mother - who is now deceased - suffered from Sjogren's syndrome for the last 7-10 years of here life. It is an autoimmune disorder that causes dry eyes, dry mouth and some dryness in the lungs. To my knowledge the origin of that disorder is unknown and there is no cure....but the symptoms can be mitigated somewhat with eye drops and tablets for the dry mouth. Her condition also showed up with a red rash on the backs of her legs. She had a biopsy of her lip done that confirmed the condition. To my knowledge, it was never life threatening....but created some mild discomforts that she learned to live with.- Re: First Flush telman
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This is a reply to # 173,431Hello gull-able
Well I was going to get to that. The main symptoms of Sjogren's syndrome are aches in the muscles and joints, cold hands and feet (Raynaud's phenomenon), dry gritty red eyes and fatigue. But supposedly it also affects the internal organs including causing biliary cirrhoses and pancreatitis. Not all sufferers get the same severity of symptoms. There is also a hereditary component.
I am just trying to work things out for myself and I have contemplated that Sjogren's may be a possibility.
Thank you very much for responding
Telman
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This is a reply to # 173,420It's now 9:15 AM on Saturday. I've almost completed my first flush and I had no discomforts at all....except for the burning around my sphincter from all the diarrhea. I had no problems with either the ES or the OO/LJ mixture - straight up!
I started the first flush yesterday (starting with the fast at 2PM) and followed the directions to a T. The only thing I wasn't sure how to do was to ozonate the OO. By 3AM, I got approx 20 small stones (I presume from the liver) and by 5AM I go a huge pile of sludge (approx 1 1/2 cu inches). Between 5 - 8AM I got over 200 stones - many peas sized but approx 15 or more that were 1/2" in diameter. I would guess that there were 100 -20 smaller grains of stones that slid thru the collander. Two were over an inch long! One elongated and one shaped more like a football. I don't know if I was lucky or that my body was just Screamin' for a flush.....but I'm living proof that this procedure really works! I'll plan to do at least a dozen more over the next 12 months and will focus even more on the proper diet and supplements. I'll report back in on results of future flushes and the change - if any - in my symptoms.
I'll send a few photos if I can figure out how to upload them to the site. Thanks to all who visit this site to share your problems/experiences. Holistic remedies sure beat the #&%^# out of physicians who always treat the symptom instead of the problem!
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