Re: Rich's liver cleanse

[Guest guest]

gail:

i read in one of andy's posts that mercury toxic people don't do well with

liver cleanses. i had an interesting experience recently that relates to the

liver cleanse. the morning after my last liver cleanse i had a feeling of

calm (and very tired) that i haven't experienced in many many years. i

didn't feel strong enough to try another one. i recently started chelating

according to andy's protocol with ala every 3 hours. after two doses i

experienced the exact same feeling of calmness as when i did that liver

cleanse. nothing else has done that for me, and i've tried lots of things.

so i am wondering if there might be metals in those liver stones. and

perhaps the reason why some people get very sick from the cleanses is that

it stirs up metals in the liver.

[Guest guest]

<snip>

>What I wanted to share is I've been thinking

> alot about why the cleanse makes some people so sick and others

not. At

> first I thought it was what Dr. said about if you don't do a

parasite

> cleanse first, it will make you feel very sick. Still I know

others who've

> done the parasite cleanse and still feel very sick. I don't know

if this

> has anything at all to do with it, but after discovering the water

cure, the

> liver cleanses don't make me that sick. The last one I did I

didn't feel

> sick at all. So my thinking is maybe some of the sick feeling is

from being

> dehydrated from passing all that liquid. Adding the celtic salt and

> increasing my water supply on a regular basis seems to make a

difference.

> I hope you'll consider doing more cleanses.

<snip>

Hi Gail,

Okay! Since you and Saul recommended another liver cleanse,

I did one Friday. As you may recall, my first liver cleanse produced

at least a thousand tiny stones. Most stones were no larger than a

quarter the size of a pea. I also felt lousy for a couple of weeks

after the liver cleanse.

Well, this time, I got out less than a hundred stones. And

they were much larger. Most were the size of a pea. I got two that

were about 3/4 of an inch in diameter. This time I felt pretty good

after the cleanse. I am at a loss to explain why I felt lousy the

first time and felt good the second time.

By the way, I did try the salt water thing a year ago. It

didn't seem to make any difference. But thanks for suggesting it!

Sincerely,

Rich

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

> Hi Gail,

>

> Okay! Since you and Saul recommended another liver cleanse,

> I did one Friday. <snip>.

> Well, this time, I got out less than a hundred stones. And

> they were much larger. Most were the size of a pea. I got two that

> were about 3/4 of an inch in diameter. This time I felt pretty good

> after the cleanse. I am at a loss to explain why I felt lousy the

> first time and felt good the second time.

>

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Good going, Rich! Ok, I've got another theory. Maybe the first cleanse

makes one so sick because it's the first time all those toxins are getting

stirred up. Ok, so I'm just guessing again. LOL Sadly to say, so many stop

after the first cleanse just when the healing is beginning! Still I'd like

to suggest you continue to do more cleanses, one every two weeks, until no

more stones are passed. As you can now see, one cleanse alone is just not

sufficient.

As I said before I'm glad the magnetic bed worked so well for you. However,

I don't see how any of the things we do can have lasting effectiveness if

the liver is too congested to do what it is suppose to do.

Merry Christmas all,

Gail

[Guest guest]

Dear Rich,

You felt better this time because you are nearer to completion

of the job of cleansing your liver. You felt worse last time

because you were only half way there.

One more ought to finish the job completely...

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman, DCh, LTOH

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Reply-To: oxyplus

To: oxyplus

Subject: Re: Rich's liver cleanse

Date: Mon, 24 Dec 2001 18:45:46 -0000

<snip>

>What I wanted to share is I've been thinking

> alot about why the cleanse makes some people so sick and others

not. At

> first I thought it was what Dr. said about if you don't do a

parasite

> cleanse first, it will make you feel very sick. Still I know

others who've

> done the parasite cleanse and still feel very sick. I don't know

if this

> has anything at all to do with it, but after discovering the water

cure, the

> liver cleanses don't make me that sick. The last one I did I

didn't feel

> sick at all. So my thinking is maybe some of the sick feeling is

from being

> dehydrated from passing all that liquid. Adding the celtic salt and

> increasing my water supply on a regular basis seems to make a

difference.

> I hope you'll consider doing more cleanses.

<snip>

Hi Gail,

Okay! Since you and Saul recommended another liver cleanse,

I did one Friday. As you may recall, my first liver cleanse produced

at least a thousand tiny stones. Most stones were no larger than a

quarter the size of a pea. I also felt lousy for a couple of weeks

after the liver cleanse.

Well, this time, I got out less than a hundred stones. And

they were much larger. Most were the size of a pea. I got two that

were about 3/4 of an inch in diameter. This time I felt pretty good

after the cleanse. I am at a loss to explain why I felt lousy the

first time and felt good the second time.

By the way, I did try the salt water thing a year ago. It

didn't seem to make any difference. But thanks for suggesting it!

Sincerely,

Rich

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