Any suggestions

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Thanx all for your active responses.My doctor mainly says that the indirect or

non congugative billirubin or non reactive billirubin is difficult to remove as

it circulates in the blood without undergoing any chemical reactions in the

liver . The direct billirubin is the billirubin which undergoes chemical

reaction in the liver and as a result is recognised by the kidneys and is

removed from the body whereas the indirect billirubin is not recognised by the

kidneys and as a result continuously circulates in the blood . I jus need some

suggestions from anyone who has some idea on how to remove a circulating or

indirect billirubin.

Belskis <brian0017@...> wrote: I may be wrong but your liver is

not producing enough bile and the

Doctor is more worried about the test results then then telling you

how to correct it

I would do a intestinal flush of some sort( I like Dr shultz

intestinal flush ) and Hulda liver flush (at least 3). I do

not care to much to cure medical names and diagnoses but just

continue in the direction to return my Body to good health and do

not care if there is a golden star on the medical report patting

the doctors on the back. Then use your doctor to determine if the

problem is fixed after 3 flushes if you desire to do so.

What this will do is clean out your liver and bile ducts and promote

healing

the intestinal flush will make the liver flush results easier and

better and promote more healthy digestion and better waste removal

The liver is one of the fastest healing organs in the body given

what it needs to do so

I would follow Hulda clarks recommendation for parasite program too

(clarkia tiniture)

www.curezone.com search Hulda on there search engine

balagiri mahalingam wrote:

> Hi everyone ,

> This is my first mail to this wonderfull group.

> I would jus like to inform u that I have had haemolytic jaundice for

> the past 3 years and still have it in my body . My doctor says that

> this is because it was not treated properly in the initial stages and

> the billirubin keeps fluctuating without remaining a steady value . I

> am not a medical person and dont have much idea on why it is so . If

> someone would be able to find time to throw light on this subject and

> tell me the different oils that I can use in my food without creating

> harm to my liver , it would be great.

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