Just did the Liver Flush 
chrissyep
20 y
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Hi everyone,
I just did the Liver Flush last night and have had good results. I really wasn't expecting much of anything to happen since I figured I was too young to have stones (F, 24yo) but surprisingly I passed and am still passing quite a few green pea-size stones. I did pass a few larger ones but mostly pea-size stones.
There may have been more that I passed, but I wasn't really big into looking through everything in the toilet. I will say this that a few of the stones that I did pick up with a tissue were not hard like a rock, but very soft.
I think I read somewhere that the green color comes from cholestorol, can anyone tell me if that is right? Also, in your first flush are most of the stones a green color and after a few more flushes do they become more of a black color (I heard the older stones are the last to go).
Anyway, I plan on doing my second flush soon and I have noticed since doing my first that I have so much energy.
Thanks for any input that you may have to some of my questions.
Chrissy
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush shelleycat
20 y
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MoreThis is a reply to # 93,107Congrats on a successful flush! :)
The stones are soft because they're made of fat. Fat doesn't harden like calcium does. :)
The green is actually biliverden, and the black is bilirubin. Both are waste materials that the liver will exit via bile. The compounds are created by the breakdown of old, dying red blood cells. Cholesterol is actually white, it is colored by toxins/waste products. The color is not an indication of age, merely of which kind of waste products are mixed in with the fat.
Hope that answers your questions! :)
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush chrissyep
20 y
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This is a reply to # 93,109Yes thanks for answering my questions.
I am planning to do my second flush tomorrow (Clark said you don't have to wait 2 weeks), but I was hoping that perhaps I would be getting out some older stones that might not have came out the first time. Is that okay to do?
Secondly, I have read that you don't need to take the Epson salts...just the OO/GFJ. Can I do that, or is better to take the Epson salt as well?- Use Epson salts... If it aint broke ... Sassy
20 y
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This is a reply to # 93,117The tried & true way to get the most out is to open the bile ducts with epson salts ..
I have done 14 flushes & of the 2 I had skipped some of the "Directions" were the most "Non Stone" producing fushes
Why go thru part of it (drinking OO/Gj & not get the best results... & have to do another flush to make up for it?
Hang in there baby - Re: Just did the Liver Flush shelleycat
20 y
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This is a reply to # 93,117Most everyone else says to wait a minimum of two weeks if you got stones out. There are several good reasons to wait before your next flush:
the stones remaining need to move forward in the gallbladder and liver, and they need to "declump" and soften some more.
The toxins released are overloading all your systems right now. They need time to detox from the detox! ;)
Epsom Salts are entirely optional and indeed are very hard on the kidneys as Es is really just magnesium/sodium, both of which are essential blood salts that the kidneys must regulate at very limited levels in the blood. A tiny bit of Es daily can actually be a good thing, and some CureZone members, especially those suffering with candida or migraines, swear by it, but the dose for the flush is rather extreme.
The reasons for the Es are twofold: to relax bile ducts which aids the passage of the stones, and as a laxative to cause massive diarrhea and get all the stones and toxins out of your bowels quickly.
If you compensate for this by taking stone-softening agents and doing a colonic or deep enema post-flush, the Es really is not necessary. I've only used it for 2 of my flushes and saw no greater results than any of the non-Es flushes. And my non-Es flushes are comfy. :) No dehydration, no diarrhea, no fatigue, no nausea, no drinking awful tasting Es.
Hope that helps! :)
- Use Epson salts... If it aint broke ... Sassy
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush MrCooties
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This is a reply to # 93,109Hi Shelleycat
Trying to understand the stones composition - aren't the soft green stones cholesterol stones? Or are they fat that is dyed green from bile? You are saying cholesterol does not make up a lot of the stones?
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush shelleycat
20 y
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This is a reply to # 93,154Okay, cholesterol is a fat-protein molecule. So it's always soft and floats. :) Depending on the agents mixed in and whether or not it hits any oxygen, it will be green. Green is the most common color of gallbladder stones, and cholesterol is the most common component. It is to get excess fats out of the bile that Gallstones are created to begin with. :)
So yes, you got it all right, sorry I confused you! :)- Re: Just did the Liver Flush MrCooties
20 y
1,141
This is a reply to # 93,171Thanks Shelleycat. Trying to get all this cholesterol fats bile bilirubin salts small intestine gall bladder liver stones stuff figured out. All this is really neat stuff - it all ties in together like a big puzzle!
Cheers
- Re: Just did the Liver Flush MrCooties
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush shelleycat
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush chrissyep
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- Re: Just did the Liver Flush nobugsplease
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This is a reply to # 93,107Which version of the flush did you do?
How did you feel, did you get nauseous or anything?
- Re: Just did the Liver Flush shelleycat
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