Once you start liver cleansing it is best to finish it as soon as possible. As soon as you release stones from the bile ducts that merge into the main bile duct leaving the liver, stones from the rest of the liver start moving into these same bile ducts and blocking them once again. But as the liver sees the opportunity to rid itself of its stones what can happen is that the new bile duct blockage can even become more severe than it was before the flush. This can actually worsen the symptoms that result from poor bile secretion, even though the liver cells itself may become more efficient and healthy. That's why I said it is better to not cleanse at all, unless you know you can go through with it. The above may not happen to everyone, but I needed to put this cautionary note there.

I have never seen any hamrful effects from Epsom salts. I used it for ten years every day when I was a child, but I would not recommend anyone to do the same. It is a laxative after all and has irritating properties.

I personally wouldn't risk doing liver cleanses without colonics or colemas, especially after liver flushes, as I have seen too many serious complications that resulted from trapped stones in the colon. Using salt water flushes or other oral cleanses, such as the one you referred to, have not shown to be sufficiently effective to prevent this from happening. A series of 2-3 successive high water enemas may work.

BO indicates both intestinal and kidney congestion.


Andreas