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Tonight I am doing my 4th flush. I'm going the liver/gall bladder flush because of all the good things I have read and learned about right here on this forum. I'm obviously not cured yet...but do believe I'm making progress.
I have a number of food and airborne allergies, that create problems with brain fog, low blood sugar, as well as malaise alot within 30 minutes to an hour after I eat. Those same symptoms can also set in if I drink water anytime within 2 hours after eating. After my 2nd flush I felt great....to the extent that I tried to eat some foods that I am normally sensitive to....but I overdid it and many of my symptoms came back with a vengance. I was naive enough to think that after just a few flushes that my body was clean (Now I know better).
After my 3rd flush I didn't get the same euphoric feeling that I did with the 2nd flush. Got probaly 100+ small green stones ( I assume those came from the liver), but no large stones. I'm assuming that is just part of the healing process and stones and toxic materials are just moving around to some of the wrong places.
Since my first two flushes were so successful (300+ stones of which 20-25 were 3/8" diameter or larger - one was 1" in diameter) I'm convinced that my gallbladder not only was full of stones but was also infected or inflamed as well.
Which leads me to my question.......after each flush......are the any recommended ways to help the liver and gall bladder heal?? If my gall bladder was inflamed from all the gall stones that I flushed out of it....what does it take to eliminate the inflammation?
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- Re: What to do to help the liver and... Southern Belle
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MoreThis is a reply to # 176,549Your body has amazing abilities to heal itself.
Think of your gallbladder/liver before you flushed and compare it to a water hose that is full of marbles. Water can still get through the hose, but it's hard. Now think of your gallbladder after you flush and compare it to the water hose without the marbles. It runs free and clear!
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MoreThis is a reply to # 176,549In my opinion, regular exercise, heatlhy diet, lots of water to flush out the toxins circulating around in your blood, supplements such as Milk Thistle which are known to heal the liver, colonics, enemas, or colon cleansers(pre and post flush), and most importantly time(as they say time heals all wounds). The body and its organs are pretty resilient and can take a lot of abuse.As Hippocrattes once said: "The natural force within each one of us is the greatest healer of disease." If you treat the body and its organs with kid gloves and give them support and time to get stronger and heal themselves, you will likely be rewarded with better health well into your old age. I don't know if this answers your question, but I don't think that you can treat the liver or gallblader in isolation to the rest of your body or organs. Everything is interdependent and works together like clockwork.
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This is a reply to # 176,549The best things you can do is drink water, have a healthy Diet and exercise. As far as supplements go you might try milk thistle. But remember the essentials are diet and exercise. - Re: What to do to help the liver and... #47594
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This is a reply to # 176,549Don't take milk thistle if you are allergic to ragweed, they are in the same family. Trust me, you will not feel good if you take it. Take N-Acetyl Cysteine with 2 times the amount of Vitamin C as the NAC. NAC is great for cleansing toxins as well as thinning out mucus, which is important for allergies. IMHO the NAC works almost as well as Mucinex for thinning mucus.
I had a similar experience as you, my 2nd and 3rd flushes made me feel great, and then I started doing too much too fast, and was feeling lousy. Just ease up and drink lots of water and take the NAC and vit C.
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This is a reply to # 176,564Hi, Most people say that their allergies go after the 7/8th flush. I know mine did. I can now eat things that have been a no no for 20 years. Rather than take suppliments and herbs at this stage I would drink lots of water, and stay off hydrogenated fat, white flour, and sugar. Good Luck, Love and Light, Deotima.- Agree, I had the same experience as ... hanna
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This is a reply to # 176,572I'm only on my 4th flush, and while I'm looking forward to the time when I don't have allergies, I think you guys have may have forgotten how miserable allergies can be. Sorry, but for those of us still suffering from allergies, more H2O and less Sugar isn't going to cut it. NAC is a great antioxidant for liver health, as well as for allergy/sinus. Vitamin C lowers histamine levels, and is needed by the body to convert NAC to glutathione. It's much better to take NAC & vitamins than it is to take allergy medication IMHO.
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This is a reply to # 176,564Sounds like our situations may have been similar. I'm now 58 but I started having problems with what was presumably low blood Sugar when I was 30. Wasn't diagnosed with food and airborne allergies until I was 54. Between 30 and 54 I found that when I suffered from fatigue, malaise and low grade frontal headaches (assuming it was low blood sugar), if I would stay away from caffeine, alcohol, Sugar and flour, after a few weeks the symptoms would either go away or be minimal. As each year went by, and the malaise, fatigue and headaches would be more severe and last longer, I would have to avoid the triggers for a longer period of time to feel better.
In looking back now....I realize all along the low blood Sugar was a symptom and not a problem. My problem was that my system was in toxic overload. Avoiding these bad foods and beverages was allowing my system to purge itself of these toxins.
Obviously, I've had problems with toxins in my liver and gall bladder now for over 25 years. So I shouldn't expect the problems to go away over night. According to a nutritional therapist I went to once, she said the rule of thumb is it takes your body one month to heal for every year you've have the digestive unbalance. I'm confident that flushing will accelerate this process....in fact I now believe that I never would have gotten well without flushing!
I'm just now finishing my 4th flush and intend to eat right for the next 3 weeks until the next flush. Will report back in 3 weeks.- Re: What to do to help the liver and... JohnnySmith
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This is a reply to # 176,588Sounds to me like you have a good handle on your situation. Good for you and best of luck in your quest for improved health.
I am a strong believer in Edgar Cayce and what he had to say about the causes and cures for disease. He believed that the key to good health was proper assimilation, elimination, circulation, and relaxation, and if one improved one's assmilation(digestion), elimination(properly ridding the body of toxic waste), circulation(improving the flow of blood and nutrients through out the body), and relaxation(to avoid the ravaging effects of stress on the body), then one would not suffer degenarative health issues. If any "one" of these pathways was impacted, health issues/problems would materialize and would persist until that pathway was cleared. When you think about it the pharmaceutical medications that doctor's prescribe are often given to clear the blocked pathways, but these medications unblock "one" pathway only to block many other pathways over the long run, which makes people even sicker.
The way that I see it. Liver Flushes & healthy eating(to improve assimilation and elimination) + Exercise(to improve circulation and elimination & minimize the effects of stress) + Relaxation(Transcendental Meditation or any other form of relaxation that helps destress you) = Improved physiology, slower aging, stronger organs/healthier blood/healthier blood cells/stronger immunity to disease and hence excellent if not dramatically improved health.
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This is a reply to # 176,588My whole life since I was a child I have had ear,throat and sinus problems. I remember in my twenties I often rinsed my mouth with saltwater because I thought I had a tooth infection (were my sinuses). It was not till I was in my forties that I learned that itchy/tickling ears are allergies. I thought allergies were when you had to sneeze a lot (like hayfever).
Finally I needed gallbladder surgery and found curezone and started flushing right away. The first summer I realized that my allergies were gone. I was so naive about all this stuff 3 years ago and basically my whole life.
The brain fog went away with it, must be allergies too.
FYI I follow Andreas Moritz and have his books.- Re: I started flushing when I was 67 #47594
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This is a reply to # 176,590brain fog is most definitely caused by allergies. It's caused by the inflammation of the sinus tissues, and the congestion in the sinuses and ears.
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This is a reply to # 176,588That's interesting about your low blood sugar. I'm only 30 and started having low blood Sugar problems as a small child. My grandfather and mother had allergies, so it was recognized early on that I had them. But I went from having hayfever a few weeks each spring to having full blown allergies year round accompanied by chronic sinusitis. Each step of the way I got more Rx meds, and nosesprays and allergy shots until the day came when I was doing everything possible and still having problems. That's when I was tested for food allergies , and I was shocked that I tested positive to quite a few. That was the last straw that brought me to cure zone.
I wish my body could handle a flush every 2 weeks, but it it can't. So I must be patient with doing it monthly for now. But it helps to know there is light at the end of the tunnel.- Re: What to do to help the liver and... hanna
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This is a reply to # 176,605Be glad you are only 30 and find out all this. I would like to add after being on curezone for a few months I found Ask Andreas Moritz Forum and started his lifestyle suggestions.
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This is a reply to # 176,605I just finished my 4th flush (started first flush in early January). It's a bit early to say I'm going to be cured, but I do know that I am getting better. I can take a few suppliements now (flax oil and digestive enzymes) without any reflux. Before I started to flush if I took these things I had terrible reflux (I have a hiatal hernia). I can also eat a little of the foods that I am sensitive to, but I have to be careful. I'm allergic to potatoes and corn. If I ate a bag of chips and a bag of popcorn, it would send me over the top (dizzy, malaise, brain fog, cold feet, etc.).
As each week goes by, I will try eating a few more sensitive foods (mushrooms, onions, garlic, potatoes, corn, wheat, chocolate, grapes, strawberries, etc.) to see how my body reacts. According to one other poster I may start seeing some major improvements after the 7th - 8th flush. For me that will be about 6-8 weeks away.
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This is a reply to # 176,564thanks for the advice. I am allergic to ragweed, so the milk thistle would probably cause me some problems. I will try the NAC and Vitamin C.
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