Ah No.LOL
Sorry, I just had to respond. Liver-Flush are very uncomfortable and require drinking substances that are far from tasty. So although there might be some masochists who enjoy the flush itself I am presuming the results are what keep people coming back. Keep in mind that one should keep flushing until all of the stones are out and the benefits don't start coming until somewhere around the fourth flush.

It sounds like you might want to read further information about Liver Flushes and flushing. It is not based on age and weight so no one can tell you how many you will need.

Best of luck to you.
It sounds like you're on the right track.

Ah No.LOL
Sorry, I just had to respond. Liver-Flush are very uncomfortable and require drinking substances that are far from tasty. So although there might be some masochists who enjoy the flush itself I am presuming the results are what keep people coming back. Keep in mind that one should keep flushing until all of the stones are out and the benefits don't start coming until somewhere around the fourth flush.

It sounds like you might want to read further information about Liver Flushes and flushing. It is not based on age and weight so no one can tell you how many you will need.

Best of luck to you.
It sounds like you're on the right track.

I cannot imagine anyone being addicted to liver flushing, chocolate, yes, flushing, no. When people come here with symptoms of severe gallbladder and liver digestion and wish to avoid surgery, then it often takes many flushes to become stone free. When certain lifestyle factors like medication, poor diet, low fat diets, parasites and stress are not changed, then stones continue to be produced.

I admit to having done over fifty flushes and passing well over 6000 stones (I've stopped counting), but I could not wait until I could become stone free. I still do maintenance flushes, but I still hate doing them as much as ever. I just know the value of Liver Flushes for those who need them.

I would have to say yes, they can be, but if you have that kind of addictive mentality, then anything can be abused! I think it just depends more on the person's personality, then the actual flushes causing a physiological dependence.

Nefertila

I have to confess that everytime that I do a liver flush, I get a real psychological and physical rush for at least 3 days after the flush. Hell, I feel like superman. I feel like I did when I was 19, my vision is sharper and more focused, my energy level and even my sex drive is through the roof, I can exercise(weight train and cardio) for longer periods of time before feeling any exhaustion or fatigue, I feel calmer and my concentration tends to be sharper than it has ever been for those 3 days, and I sleep better. So, it is hard not to want to experience this same feeling again and again. I don't necessarily do Liver Flushes for this reason, but it is hard to deny that I don't look forward to Liver Flushes every month considering the "high" that I experience from doing them.

For me there is no way I can drink Epsom Salts more than once a month. I have been reading this forum for a year or so, and have only done three or four flushes. However, bigger stones come out each time so I'm not sure when I'll be able to stop. I wish I never had to do another! Anyway the Barefoot Herbalist claims that lecithin and olive oil will disolve stones and recommends doing a few flushes and then stopping.