Guest guest Posted August 2, 2005 Report Share Posted August 2, 2005 To clean the liver? Detox, detox, detox . . . There are some supplements that encourage your liver to give up it's gunk. www.curezone.com has a number of liver flushes listed, plus a good Q & A section. Think of the liver as a processing plant . . . Everything goes well until it gets overloaded, then things get bogged down and waste starts building up. The idea of detoxing your liver is to get it to release the waste products stored there. Then the blood can circulate the way it should. The subject of diet came up earlier . . . Most people can do OK on a poor diet - at least for most of their life. However, those of us who have been poisoned by breast implants, or other environmental exposures, find that we do much better by eating an extremely healthy diet. If eating healthy and detoxing can make one look good, Patty is a testament to that! She looks more than half her age . . . and has the energy to boot! Listen to that lady! Hugs, Rogene --- cnjcramer <cnjcramer@...> wrote: > So is it just amatter of liver detoxing/flushing? I > have ear > ringing/whoshing quite often, along w/a few other > minor symtpoms > mentioned in that article & was wondering about it, > how do you > supply blood to your liver? > > Welcome back Kenda!! > Jen > > > > Hi, > > > > I have been catching up on email from when I was > on vacation and > was reading > > an article sent in to the list. If those of you > with ear problems > didn¹t > > get a chance to read it, here is an excerpt that > may be of > interest to you. > > The liver is at the core of so many health issues, > more than I > realized. > > > > The liver also regulates body functions which > affect emotional and > mental > > activities. In a diseased condition, the liver's > blood storage and > > regulatory functions are affected, and bleeding or > clots can > result. When > > liver blood is deficient, nourishment to tendons > and blood vessels > is > > curtailed, the joints become stiff, and muscles > become spasmodic > and numb. > > Blood deficiency in the liver may even lead to > stroke, dizziness, > headaches, > > tinnitus, deafness, fainting or convulsion. When > the liver blood > is so > > deficient that it cannot nourish the eyes, night > blindness or > blurring may > > result. If the liver is affected by stress or > unhappy feelings, > its vitality > > may be repressed and the sides hurt, and hiccups > or hernia may > develop. The > > bowels may become constipated and sleep may be > disturbed causing > nightmare > > or insomnia [2]. > > > > Kenda > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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