Re: One more on detoxing, including gallbladder problems

[Guest guest]

Here’s one more on detoxing. This is really interesting because it addresses the relationship between the liver and gallbladder. Many people don’t realize that gallbladder problems are really liver problems. The gallbladder doesn’t make gallstones, the liver does. The gallbladder is the holding tank for the stones. Removal of a gallbladder doesn’t address the root of gallbladder problems. I had a gallbladder attack three years ago and spent the better part of a week in the hospital on morphine. My gastro doc wanted to yank out my gallbladder but I refused. I cured myself by taking enzymes, high levels of antioxidants and bile salts. He still can’t believe I didn’t have the surgery and not only recovered but am now cured.

Kenda

Detoxifying Your Liver

Jon Barron

This is an easy newsletter to write in that I can take most of it verbatim from my book, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. (If you have not already done so, you can download a free copy at www.jonbarron.org.)

Understanding Your Liver

Our liver is the primary filter of our body. Good health is impossible without proper function of the liver. Unfortunately, over time, we so abuse it and so overtax it that illness is the inevitable result. As part of a program to rebuild and repair the liver, we must:

* Remove all the excess fat from the liver

* Get bile flowing freely again

* Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out

* Dissolve and pass out the accumulated gallstones that are stored in our livers

* Regenerate the damaged and destroyed cells of the liver

Next to the skin, the liver is the largest organ in the body. In many ways, it is the most important organ in the body, and the last to be considered when it comes to health. In addition to being large, the liver is also a complicated organ involved in at least 200 separate functions. Generally speaking, the liver performs a vital role in regulating, synthesizing, storing, secreting, transforming, and breaking down many different substances in the body. Specifically, some of these include:

* Regulation of fat stores

* Cleansing the blood and discharging waste products

* Neutralizing and destroying poisons

* Protein metabolism, including manufacturing of new body proteins

* Metabolizing alcohol

* Managing chemicals and drugs in the blood

* Aiding the digestive process by the production of bile

* Helping the body resist infections by producing immune factors and by removing bacteria from the blood stream

* Storing vitamins, minerals, and sugars

* Production of quick energy when needed

* Controlling the production and excretion of cholesterol

* Maintaining hormone balance

* Regenerating its own damaged tissue

The liver is so important to our well-being that many healers maintain that most diseases cannot develop in the body (that, in fact, no form of cell degeneration can occur) if the liver is functioning in an efficient, healthy manner. Conversely, an unhealthy liver is very likely at the root of most serious health problems.

So What Harms the Liver?

Too much protein in the diet. Protein metabolism is especially taxing on the liver since it is the liver which must metabolize complex proteins into simple compounds. The greater the consumption of protein, the greater the stress on the liver.

Too many simple carbohydrates in the diet. The body converts excess simple carbohydrates into triglycerides, which are then stored in the liver as fat. The more fat stored in the liver, the harder it is for the liver to perform its full range of normal functions.

Overeating. Too much enzyme deficient food stresses the liver.

Drug residues. Virtually all of the drugs that we take (medicinal, recreational, chemotherapy, whatever) are processed, purified, and refined in the liver—in preparation for elimination from the body.

Alcohol causes inflammation of the liver's tissue. Once the liver is inflamed, it can no longer filter, which causes it to plug up with fat and become even more inflamed. If we consume enough alcohol, we overwhelm the liver's ability to regenerate itself, and the net result is cirrhosis (or hardening) of the liver.

Toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. Everything we breathe, eat, and absorb through our skin is purified and refined in the liver.

Lack of exercise forces the liver to do the elimination work that should be done by the lungs and the skin.

And of course, there's always liver disease such as chronic

Hepatitis C.

What Are the Symptoms of Liver Dysfunction?

* Digestive problems

* Constipation

* Low energy output

* Allergies and hay fever

* Arthritis

* Diabetes

* Hypertension

* Obesity

* Infertility

So What Can Be Done About It?

Fortunately, your liver has an astounding ability to regenerate itself—if you give it a chance. Giving it a chance means two things:

1. The Don'ts

In Chapter 6 of Lessons from the Miracle Doctors, I discuss the elements of proper diet. Well, they particularly apply in terms of the liver. You need to eliminate (or at least cut back) the liver stressors in your diet. The sicker you are, the more cleaned up your diet needs to be. If you're suffering from serious liver problems, a raw juice diet may be required to give your liver time to regenerate.

2. The Do's

Several times a year, you need to do an herbal detox/flush of your liver. A low level cleanse using betaine hydrochloride and pancreatic enzymes is also helpful.

You need to regularly include nutritional support for the liver. Look for formulas that contain milk thistle, dandelion root, the perennial herb Picrorhiza kurooa, and artichoke or beet leaf. (Note: Picrorhiza has been shown to protect liver cells from the many degenerative changes that would normally be caused by a variety of liver toxins. It appears to be particularly useful in treating both alcoholic liver damage and chronic viral hepatitis.)

And Finally, a Word About the Gallbladder

The poor gallbladder. Guilty by being found at the scene of the crime, it is the frequent target of the surgeon's knife. Gallbladder removal is one of the most frequently performed operations in America. In fact, over a half-million gallbladders are removed each year in the United States.

Understand, the gallbladder is not responsible for the production of gallstones. The liver is the culprit—or rather what we do to the liver. The gallbladder is merely a holding area for bile to be used in the digestion of fats and oils. But if our diets are too high in the wrong kind of oils, if we have allergies to dairy and eggs, low levels of stomach acid, too little fiber in our diets, stress, if the liver is not functioning properly, etc., etc., etc., why then the bile produced in the liver (a mixture of cholesterol, minerals, bile salts, pigment, and lecithin) is of a type and consistency that tends to quickly harden into " stones " before it can be passed out of the gallbladder. (As a side note, women are four times more likely than men to get gallstones.)

Removing the gallbladder does not remove the problem; it merely removes the symptoms. Yes, it's true that after gallbladder removal you're unlikely to suffer from further gallstones. But on the other hand, you've now traded one problem for two new ones:

1. Since you never corrected the underlying problem of imbalances in the liver, these problems will just continue to get worse—eventually compromising the liver itself.

2. By removing the gallbladder, you also remove its regulating effect on bile. That means that bile is continually dumping into your intestinal tract when it is not needed, and is available in only minimal amounts when it is needed. The net result is chronic digestive problems and probable long-term nutritional deficiencies.

Far better than removing the gallbladder is a seasonal liver/gallbladder flush combined with a periodic liver rebuilding program.

Liver/Gallbladder Flush

By cleansing the liver, we're talking about inducing the liver to purge all of the fats, old cholesterol deposits, gallstones, poisons, drug residues, and toxic waste stored therein. Probably nothing else you do (including even the bowel cleanse and detox) will make a greater difference in your overall health.

Note: It is highly recommended that you do a colon cleanse before doing the liver cleanse. When the liver dumps, it dumps through the bile duct and out into the colon. If the colon (the drain pipe if you will) is plugged, the waste backs up into the blood stream and can make you feel extremely ill. This is the reason that the " Miracle Doctors " always start with the colon detox. It's the prerequisite for all the other cleanses in the body—and, of course, can also produce dramatic healings in its own right.

# # #

Misc

*

Index of archived newsletters and reports

*

Premium versions of Jon's formulas are now available at  www.baselinenutritionals.com

*

Please note. Despite claims to the contrary on the internet, Jon Barron is not associated with Healing America and does not oversee their formulas or their ingredient sourcing, and no longer licenses the use of the Barron Effect in the processing of their herbal tinctures.

*

For those of you who have already written reviews for Jon Barron's Lessons from the Miracle Doctors on the Amazon.com website, thanks for your support. For the rest of you, feel free to log on and write a review. Every good review helps. Thanks for your support.

Sincerely,

Barron

Baseline of Health Foundation

For more cutting edge stories as they break, subscribe today. It's free.

[Guest guest]

Thanks Kenda,

This article is outstanding! . . . Makes sense of why

when I worked my first liver detox program, I felt as

though the clouds had passed away and the sun was

shining!

I've known more people to die with liver cancer than

any other. . .

I'm not good at fasting . . . Patty is though. She's

done incredibly well with them . . . Think of it this

way . . . if the bad organisms need the sugars,

refined grains and processed foods we eat to thrive,

we simply starve them to death! . . .

Some of our ladies are doing various juice fasts . . .

maybe they can tell us how it's going.

Love,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

You’re welcome, Rogene!

I don’t like juice fasts as much either because I don’t have any excess weight to lose during a fast. I weigh 100 pounds only if I’m dripping wet. What needs to be known is that you can’t effectively detox without eliminating toxins from one’s diet, including caffeine, sugars and pesticides. Simply taking the supplements isn’t effective enough on its own.

Kenda

Thanks Kenda,

This article is outstanding! . . . Makes sense of why

when I worked my first liver detox program, I felt as

though the clouds had passed away and the sun was

shining!

I've known more people to die with liver cancer than

any other. . .

I'm not good at fasting . . . Patty is though. She's

done incredibly well with them . . . Think of it this

way . . . if the bad organisms need the sugars,

refined grains and processed foods we eat to thrive,

we simply starve them to death! . . .

Some of our ladies are doing various juice fasts . . .

maybe they can tell us how it's going.

Love,

Rogene

Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice given by licensed health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed health care professional before commencing any medical treatment.

" Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians mislead you. Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about how to live a happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing, two-time Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

[Guest guest]

Kenda,

I am so proud of you for standing your ground. My mother just had

her gallbladder removed last Monday. I tried my best to talk her

into working with her body and doing some cleansing things first,

and some natural therapies, but she refused. She just laid down and

let the doctor cut her open and take out her gallbladder. I was so

disappointed.

Your letter shows that surgery isn't always the answer!

Congratulations on your accomplishment in health.

Patty

--- In , Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@c...>

wrote:

> Here¹s one more on detoxing. This is really interesting because it

> addresses the relationship between the liver and gallbladder.

Many people

> don¹t realize that gallbladder problems are really liver

problems. The

> gallbladder doesn¹t make gallstones, the liver does. The

gallbladder is the

> holding tank for the stones. Removal of a gallbladder doesn¹t

address the

> root of gallbladder problems. I had a gallbladder attack three

years ago

> and spent the better part of a week in the hospital on morphine.

My gastro

> doc wanted to yank out my gallbladder but I refused. I cured

myself by

> taking enzymes, high levels of antioxidants and bile salts. He

still can¹t

> believe I didn¹t have the surgery and not only recovered but am

now cured.

>

> Kenda

>

>

>

> Detoxifying Your Liver

> Jon Barron

>

> This is an easy newsletter to write in that I can take most of it

verbatim

> from my book, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. (If you have not

already

> done so, you can download a free copy at www.jonbarron.org.)

>

> Understanding Your Liver

>

> Our liver is the primary filter of our body. Good health is

impossible

> without proper function of the liver. Unfortunately, over time, we

so abuse

> it and so overtax it that illness is the inevitable result. As

part of a

> program to rebuild and repair the liver, we must:

>

> * Remove all the excess fat from the liver

> * Get bile flowing freely again

> * Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out

> * Dissolve and pass out the accumulated gallstones that are

stored in our

> livers

> * Regenerate the damaged and destroyed cells of the liver

>

>

> Next to the skin, the liver is the largest organ in the body. In

many ways,

> it is the most important organ in the body, and the last to be

considered

> when it comes to health. In addition to being large, the liver is

also a

> complicated organ involved in at least 200 separate functions.

Generally

> speaking, the liver performs a vital role in regulating,

synthesizing,

> storing, secreting, transforming, and breaking down many different

> substances in the body. Specifically, some of these include:

>

> * Regulation of fat stores

> * Cleansing the blood and discharging waste products

> * Neutralizing and destroying poisons

> * Protein metabolism, including manufacturing of new body

proteins

> * Metabolizing alcohol

> * Managing chemicals and drugs in the blood

> * Aiding the digestive process by the production of bile

> * Helping the body resist infections by producing immune

factors and by

> removing bacteria from the blood stream

> * Storing vitamins, minerals, and sugars

> * Production of quick energy when needed

> * Controlling the production and excretion of cholesterol

> * Maintaining hormone balance

> * Regenerating its own damaged tissue

>

>

> The liver is so important to our well-being that many healers

maintain that

> most diseases cannot develop in the body (that, in fact, no form

of cell

> degeneration can occur) if the liver is functioning in an

efficient, healthy

> manner. Conversely, an unhealthy liver is very likely at the root

of most

> serious health problems.

>

> So What Harms the Liver?

>

> Too much protein in the diet. Protein metabolism is especially

taxing on the

> liver since it is the liver which must metabolize complex proteins

into

> simple compounds. The greater the consumption of protein, the

greater the

> stress on the liver.

>

> Too many simple carbohydrates in the diet. The body converts

excess simple

> carbohydrates into triglycerides, which are then stored in the

liver as fat.

> The more fat stored in the liver, the harder it is for the liver

to perform

> its full range of normal functions.

>

> Overeating. Too much enzyme deficient food stresses the liver.

>

> Drug residues. Virtually all of the drugs that we take (medicinal,

> recreational, chemotherapy, whatever) are processed, purified, and

refined

> in the liver‹in preparation for elimination from the body.

>

> Alcohol causes inflammation of the liver's tissue. Once the liver

is

> inflamed, it can no longer filter, which causes it to plug up with

fat and

> become even more inflamed. If we consume enough alcohol, we

overwhelm the

> liver's ability to regenerate itself, and the net result is

cirrhosis (or

> hardening) of the liver.

>

> Toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. Everything we breathe, eat,

and absorb

> through our skin is purified and refined in the liver.

>

> Lack of exercise forces the liver to do the elimination work that

should be

> done by the lungs and the skin.

>

> And of course, there's always liver disease such as chronic

> Hepatitis C.

>

> What Are the Symptoms of Liver Dysfunction?

>

> * Digestive problems

> * Constipation

> * Low energy output

> * Allergies and hay fever

> * Arthritis

> * Diabetes

> * Hypertension

> * Obesity

> * Infertility

>

>

> So What Can Be Done About It?

>

> Fortunately, your liver has an astounding ability to regenerate

itself‹if

> you give it a chance. Giving it a chance means two things:

>

> 1. The Don'ts

> In Chapter 6 of Lessons from the Miracle Doctors, I discuss the

elements of

> proper diet. Well, they particularly apply in terms of the liver.

You need

> to eliminate (or at least cut back) the liver stressors in your

diet. The

> sicker you are, the more cleaned up your diet needs to be. If

you're

> suffering from serious liver problems, a raw juice diet may be

required to

> give your liver time to regenerate.

>

> 2. The Do's

> Several times a year, you need to do an herbal detox/flush of your

liver. A

> low level cleanse using betaine hydrochloride and pancreatic

enzymes is also

> helpful.

>

> You need to regularly include nutritional support for the liver.

Look for

> formulas that contain milk thistle, dandelion root, the perennial

herb

> Picrorhiza kurooa, and artichoke or beet leaf. (Note: Picrorhiza

has been

> shown to protect liver cells from the many degenerative changes

that would

> normally be caused by a variety of liver toxins. It appears to be

> particularly useful in treating both alcoholic liver damage and

chronic

> viral hepatitis.)

>

>

> And Finally, a Word About the Gallbladder

>

> The poor gallbladder. Guilty by being found at the scene of the

crime, it is

> the frequent target of the surgeon's knife. Gallbladder removal is

one of

> the most frequently performed operations in America. In fact, over

a

> half-million gallbladders are removed each year in the United

States.

>

> Understand, the gallbladder is not responsible for the production

of

> gallstones. The liver is the culprit‹or rather what we do to the

liver. The

> gallbladder is merely a holding area for bile to be used in the

digestion of

> fats and oils. But if our diets are too high in the wrong kind of

oils, if

> we have allergies to dairy and eggs, low levels of stomach acid,

too little

> fiber in our diets, stress, if the liver is not functioning

properly, etc.,

> etc., etc., why then the bile produced in the liver (a mixture of

> cholesterol, minerals, bile salts, pigment, and lecithin) is of a

type and

> consistency that tends to quickly harden into " stones " before it

can be

> passed out of the gallbladder. (As a side note, women are four

times more

> likely than men to get gallstones.)

>

> Removing the gallbladder does not remove the problem; it merely

removes the

> symptoms. Yes, it's true that after gallbladder removal you're

unlikely to

> suffer from further gallstones. But on the other hand, you've now

traded one

> problem for two new ones:

>

> 1. Since you never corrected the underlying problem of

imbalances in the

> liver, these problems will just continue to get worse‹eventually

> compromising the liver itself.

>

> 2. By removing the gallbladder, you also remove its regulating

effect on

> bile. That means that bile is continually dumping into your

intestinal tract

> when it is not needed, and is available in only minimal amounts

when it is

> needed. The net result is chronic digestive problems and probable

long-term

> nutritional deficiencies.

>

>

> Far better than removing the gallbladder is a seasonal

liver/gallbladder

> flush combined with a periodic liver rebuilding program.

>

> Liver/Gallbladder Flush

>

> By cleansing the liver, we're talking about inducing the liver to

purge all

> of the fats, old cholesterol deposits, gallstones, poisons, drug

residues,

> and toxic waste stored therein. Probably nothing else you do

(including even

> the bowel cleanse and detox) will make a greater difference in

your overall

> health.

>

> Note: It is highly recommended that you do a colon cleanse before

doing the

> liver cleanse. When the liver dumps, it dumps through the bile

duct and out

> into the colon. If the colon (the drain pipe if you will) is

plugged, the

> waste backs up into the blood stream and can make you feel

extremely ill.

> This is the reason that the " Miracle Doctors " always start with

the colon

> detox. It's the prerequisite for all the other cleanses in the

body‹and, of

> course, can also produce dramatic healings in its own right.

>

> # # #

>

> Misc

>

> *

>

> Index of archived newsletters and reports

> *

>

> Premium versions of Jon's formulas are now available at 

> www.baselinenutritionals.com

> *

>

> Please note. Despite claims to the contrary on the internet, Jon

Barron is

> not associated with Healing America and does not oversee their

formulas or

> their ingredient sourcing, and no longer licenses the use of the

Barron

> Effect in the processing of their herbal tinctures.

> *

>

> For those of you who have already written reviews for Jon Barron's

Lessons

> from the Miracle Doctors on the Amazon.com website, thanks for

your support.

> For the rest of you, feel free to log on and write a review. Every

good

> review helps. Thanks for your support.

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Barron

> Baseline of Health Foundation

>

> For more cutting edge stories as they break, subscribe today. It's

free.

[Guest guest]

Hi Patty,

It isn’t in my nature to accept what MD’s tell me, although it certainly used to be. My gastro doc was shocked that I didn’t just lay over and let him slice me open. I told him that if he could prove to me that my gallbladder was diseased and was life threatening, he could have it. Of course he couldn’t do that. My mother also had her gallbladder removed 6 or 7 years ago after one attack. She insisted it was necessary because the doctor told her it was. She still has a lot of the symptoms she had prior to her gallbladder removal. Fortunately her symptoms didn’t worsen, as many people’s do. I hope your mom does well.

Any time I hear a person has gallbladder problems, I strongly suggest they look at liver problems since the stones actually originate in the liver and move into the gallbladder. I didn’t have any stones that showed up on my many different tests but I knew I had sludge. It was the microscopic sludge that caused my attack. My liver was dumping, a good thing that resulted in a lot of pain but it cleaned my liver out. Bile salts and enzymes keep it clean, along with the many supplements I take.

Surgery definitely isn’t always the answer, neither is an MD’s opinion.

Kenda

Kenda,

I am so proud of you for standing your ground. My mother just had

her gallbladder removed last Monday. I tried my best to talk her

into working with her body and doing some cleansing things first,

and some natural therapies, but she refused. She just laid down and

let the doctor cut her open and take out her gallbladder. I was so

disappointed.

Your letter shows that surgery isn't always the answer!

Congratulations on your accomplishment in health.

Patty

--- In , Kenda Skaggs <skaggs@c...>

wrote:

> Here’s one more on detoxing. This is really interesting because it

> addresses the relationship between the liver and gallbladder.

Many people

> don’t realize that gallbladder problems are really liver

problems. The

> gallbladder doesn’t make gallstones, the liver does. The

gallbladder is the

> holding tank for the stones. Removal of a gallbladder doesn’t

address the

> root of gallbladder problems. I had a gallbladder attack three

years ago

> and spent the better part of a week in the hospital on morphine.

My gastro

> doc wanted to yank out my gallbladder but I refused. I cured

myself by

> taking enzymes, high levels of antioxidants and bile salts. He

still can’t

> believe I didn’t have the surgery and not only recovered but am

now cured.

>

> Kenda

>

>

>

> Detoxifying Your Liver

> Jon Barron

>

> This is an easy newsletter to write in that I can take most of it

verbatim

> from my book, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. (If you have not

already

> done so, you can download a free copy at www.jonbarron.org.)

>

> Understanding Your Liver

>

> Our liver is the primary filter of our body. Good health is

impossible

> without proper function of the liver. Unfortunately, over time, we

so abuse

> it and so overtax it that illness is the inevitable result. As

part of a

> program to rebuild and repair the liver, we must:

>

> * Remove all the excess fat from the liver

> * Get bile flowing freely again

> * Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out

> * Dissolve and pass out the accumulated gallstones that are

stored in our

> livers

> * Regenerate the damaged and destroyed cells of the liver

>

>

> Next to the skin, the liver is the largest organ in the body. In

many ways,

> it is the most important organ in the body, and the last to be

considered

> when it comes to health. In addition to being large, the liver is

also a

> complicated organ involved in at least 200 separate functions.

Generally

> speaking, the liver performs a vital role in regulating,

synthesizing,

> storing, secreting, transforming, and breaking down many different

> substances in the body. Specifically, some of these include:

>

> * Regulation of fat stores

> * Cleansing the blood and discharging waste products

> * Neutralizing and destroying poisons

> * Protein metabolism, including manufacturing of new body

proteins

> * Metabolizing alcohol

> * Managing chemicals and drugs in the blood

> * Aiding the digestive process by the production of bile

> * Helping the body resist infections by producing immune

factors and by

> removing bacteria from the blood stream

> * Storing vitamins, minerals, and sugars

> * Production of quick energy when needed

> * Controlling the production and excretion of cholesterol

> * Maintaining hormone balance

> * Regenerating its own damaged tissue

>

>

> The liver is so important to our well-being that many healers

maintain that

> most diseases cannot develop in the body (that, in fact, no form

of cell

> degeneration can occur) if the liver is functioning in an

efficient, healthy

> manner. Conversely, an unhealthy liver is very likely at the root

of most

> serious health problems.

>

> So What Harms the Liver?

>

> Too much protein in the diet. Protein metabolism is especially

taxing on the

> liver since it is the liver which must metabolize complex proteins

into

> simple compounds. The greater the consumption of protein, the

greater the

> stress on the liver.

>

> Too many simple carbohydrates in the diet. The body converts

excess simple

> carbohydrates into triglycerides, which are then stored in the

liver as fat.

> The more fat stored in the liver, the harder it is for the liver

to perform

> its full range of normal functions.

>

> Overeating. Too much enzyme deficient food stresses the liver.

>

> Drug residues. Virtually all of the drugs that we take (medicinal,

> recreational, chemotherapy, whatever) are processed, purified, and

refined

> in the liver—in preparation for elimination from the body.

>

> Alcohol causes inflammation of the liver's tissue. Once the liver

is

> inflamed, it can no longer filter, which causes it to plug up with

fat and

> become even more inflamed. If we consume enough alcohol, we

overwhelm the

> liver's ability to regenerate itself, and the net result is

cirrhosis (or

> hardening) of the liver.

>

> Toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. Everything we breathe, eat,

and absorb

> through our skin is purified and refined in the liver.

>

> Lack of exercise forces the liver to do the elimination work that

should be

> done by the lungs and the skin.

>

> And of course, there's always liver disease such as chronic

> Hepatitis C.

>

> What Are the Symptoms of Liver Dysfunction?

>

> * Digestive problems

> * Constipation

> * Low energy output

> * Allergies and hay fever

> * Arthritis

> * Diabetes

> * Hypertension

> * Obesity

> * Infertility

>

>

> So What Can Be Done About It?

>

> Fortunately, your liver has an astounding ability to regenerate

itself—if

> you give it a chance. Giving it a chance means two things:

>

> 1. The Don'ts

> In Chapter 6 of Lessons from the Miracle Doctors, I discuss the

elements of

> proper diet. Well, they particularly apply in terms of the liver.

You need

> to eliminate (or at least cut back) the liver stressors in your

diet. The

> sicker you are, the more cleaned up your diet needs to be. If

you're

> suffering from serious liver problems, a raw juice diet may be

required to

> give your liver time to regenerate.

>

> 2. The Do's

> Several times a year, you need to do an herbal detox/flush of your

liver. A

> low level cleanse using betaine hydrochloride and pancreatic

enzymes is also

> helpful.

>

> You need to regularly include nutritional support for the liver.

Look for

> formulas that contain milk thistle, dandelion root, the perennial

herb

> Picrorhiza kurooa, and artichoke or beet leaf. (Note: Picrorhiza

has been

> shown to protect liver cells from the many degenerative changes

that would

> normally be caused by a variety of liver toxins. It appears to be

> particularly useful in treating both alcoholic liver damage and

chronic

> viral hepatitis.)

>

>

> And Finally, a Word About the Gallbladder

>

> The poor gallbladder. Guilty by being found at the scene of the

crime, it is

> the frequent target of the surgeon's knife. Gallbladder removal is

one of

> the most frequently performed operations in America. In fact, over

a

> half-million gallbladders are removed each year in the United

States.

>

> Understand, the gallbladder is not responsible for the production

of

> gallstones. The liver is the culprit—or rather what we do to the

liver. The

> gallbladder is merely a holding area for bile to be used in the

digestion of

> fats and oils. But if our diets are too high in the wrong kind of

oils, if

> we have allergies to dairy and eggs, low levels of stomach acid,

too little

> fiber in our diets, stress, if the liver is not functioning

properly, etc.,

> etc., etc., why then the bile produced in the liver (a mixture of

> cholesterol, minerals, bile salts, pigment, and lecithin) is of a

type and

> consistency that tends to quickly harden into " stones " before it

can be

> passed out of the gallbladder. (As a side note, women are four

times more

> likely than men to get gallstones.)

>

> Removing the gallbladder does not remove the problem; it merely

removes the

> symptoms. Yes, it's true that after gallbladder removal you're

unlikely to

> suffer from further gallstones. But on the other hand, you've now

traded one

> problem for two new ones:

>

> 1. Since you never corrected the underlying problem of

imbalances in the

> liver, these problems will just continue to get worse—eventually

> compromising the liver itself.

>

> 2. By removing the gallbladder, you also remove its regulating

effect on

> bile. That means that bile is continually dumping into your

intestinal tract

> when it is not needed, and is available in only minimal amounts

when it is

> needed. The net result is chronic digestive problems and probable

long-term

> nutritional deficiencies.

>

>

> Far better than removing the gallbladder is a seasonal

liver/gallbladder

> flush combined with a periodic liver rebuilding program.

>

> Liver/Gallbladder Flush

>

> By cleansing the liver, we're talking about inducing the liver to

purge all

> of the fats, old cholesterol deposits, gallstones, poisons, drug

residues,

> and toxic waste stored therein. Probably nothing else you do

(including even

> the bowel cleanse and detox) will make a greater difference in

your overall

> health.

>

> Note: It is highly recommended that you do a colon cleanse before

doing the

> liver cleanse. When the liver dumps, it dumps through the bile

duct and out

> into the colon. If the colon (the drain pipe if you will) is

plugged, the

> waste backs up into the blood stream and can make you feel

extremely ill.

> This is the reason that the " Miracle Doctors " always start with

the colon

> detox. It's the prerequisite for all the other cleanses in the

body—and, of

> course, can also produce dramatic healings in its own right.

>

> # # #

>

> Misc

>

> *

>

> Index of archived newsletters and reports

> *

>

> Premium versions of Jon's formulas are now available at 

> www.baselinenutritionals.com

> *

>

> Please note. Despite claims to the contrary on the internet, Jon

Barron is

> not associated with Healing America and does not oversee their

formulas or

> their ingredient sourcing, and no longer licenses the use of the

Barron

> Effect in the processing of their herbal tinctures.

> *

>

> For those of you who have already written reviews for Jon Barron's

Lessons

> from the Miracle Doctors on the Amazon.com website, thanks for

your support.

> For the rest of you, feel free to log on and write a review. Every

good

> review helps. Thanks for your support.

>

>

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Barron

> Baseline of Health Foundation

>

> For more cutting edge stories as they break, subscribe today. It's

free.

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[Guest guest]

Kenda,

What exactly are bile salts? Can you tell me more about how you

used them to help your liver?

Patty

> >> > Here¹s one more on detoxing. This is really interesting

because it

> >> > addresses the relationship between the liver and gallbladder.

> > Many people

> >> > don¹t realize that gallbladder problems are really liver

> > problems. The

> >> > gallbladder doesn¹t make gallstones, the liver does. The

> > gallbladder is the

> >> > holding tank for the stones. Removal of a gallbladder doesn¹t

> > address the

> >> > root of gallbladder problems. I had a gallbladder attack

three

> > years ago

> >> > and spent the better part of a week in the hospital on

morphine.

> > My gastro

> >> > doc wanted to yank out my gallbladder but I refused. I cured

> > myself by

> >> > taking enzymes, high levels of antioxidants and bile salts.

He

> > still can¹t

> >> > believe I didn¹t have the surgery and not only recovered but

am

> > now cured.

> >> >

> >> > Kenda

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Detoxifying Your Liver

> >> > Jon Barron

> >> >

> >> > This is an easy newsletter to write in that I can take most

of it

> > verbatim

> >> > from my book, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. (If you have

not

> > already

> >> > done so, you can download a free copy at www.jonbarron.org.)

> >> >

> >> > Understanding Your Liver

> >> >

> >> > Our liver is the primary filter of our body. Good health is

> > impossible

> >> > without proper function of the liver. Unfortunately, over

time, we

> > so abuse

> >> > it and so overtax it that illness is the inevitable result. As

> > part of a

> >> > program to rebuild and repair the liver, we must:

> >> >

> >> > * Remove all the excess fat from the liver

> >> > * Get bile flowing freely again

> >> > * Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out

> >> > * Dissolve and pass out the accumulated gallstones that are

> > stored in our

> >> > livers

> >> > * Regenerate the damaged and destroyed cells of the liver

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Next to the skin, the liver is the largest organ in the body.

In

> > many ways,

> >> > it is the most important organ in the body, and the last to be

> > considered

> >> > when it comes to health. In addition to being large, the

liver is

> > also a

> >> > complicated organ involved in at least 200 separate functions.

> > Generally

> >> > speaking, the liver performs a vital role in regulating,

> > synthesizing,

> >> > storing, secreting, transforming, and breaking down many

different

> >> > substances in the body. Specifically, some of these include:

> >> >

> >> > * Regulation of fat stores

> >> > * Cleansing the blood and discharging waste products

> >> > * Neutralizing and destroying poisons

> >> > * Protein metabolism, including manufacturing of new body

> > proteins

> >> > * Metabolizing alcohol

> >> > * Managing chemicals and drugs in the blood

> >> > * Aiding the digestive process by the production of bile

> >> > * Helping the body resist infections by producing immune

> > factors and by

> >> > removing bacteria from the blood stream

> >> > * Storing vitamins, minerals, and sugars

> >> > * Production of quick energy when needed

> >> > * Controlling the production and excretion of cholesterol

> >> > * Maintaining hormone balance

> >> > * Regenerating its own damaged tissue

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > The liver is so important to our well-being that many healers

> > maintain that

> >> > most diseases cannot develop in the body (that, in fact, no

form

> > of cell

> >> > degeneration can occur) if the liver is functioning in an

> > efficient, healthy

> >> > manner. Conversely, an unhealthy liver is very likely at the

root

> > of most

> >> > serious health problems.

> >> >

> >> > So What Harms the Liver?

> >> >

> >> > Too much protein in the diet. Protein metabolism is especially

> > taxing on the

> >> > liver since it is the liver which must metabolize complex

proteins

> > into

> >> > simple compounds. The greater the consumption of protein, the

> > greater the

> >> > stress on the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Too many simple carbohydrates in the diet. The body converts

> > excess simple

> >> > carbohydrates into triglycerides, which are then stored in the

> > liver as fat.

> >> > The more fat stored in the liver, the harder it is for the

liver

> > to perform

> >> > its full range of normal functions.

> >> >

> >> > Overeating. Too much enzyme deficient food stresses the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Drug residues. Virtually all of the drugs that we take

(medicinal,

> >> > recreational, chemotherapy, whatever) are processed,

purified, and

> > refined

> >> > in the liver‹in preparation for elimination from the body.

> >> >

> >> > Alcohol causes inflammation of the liver's tissue. Once the

liver

> > is

> >> > inflamed, it can no longer filter, which causes it to plug up

with

> > fat and

> >> > become even more inflamed. If we consume enough alcohol, we

> > overwhelm the

> >> > liver's ability to regenerate itself, and the net result is

> > cirrhosis (or

> >> > hardening) of the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. Everything we breathe,

eat,

> > and absorb

> >> > through our skin is purified and refined in the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Lack of exercise forces the liver to do the elimination work

that

> > should be

> >> > done by the lungs and the skin.

> >> >

> >> > And of course, there's always liver disease such as chronic

> >> > Hepatitis C.

> >> >

> >> > What Are the Symptoms of Liver Dysfunction?

> >> >

> >> > * Digestive problems

> >> > * Constipation

> >> > * Low energy output

> >> > * Allergies and hay fever

> >> > * Arthritis

> >> > * Diabetes

> >> > * Hypertension

> >> > * Obesity

> >> > * Infertility

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > So What Can Be Done About It?

> >> >

> >> > Fortunately, your liver has an astounding ability to

regenerate

> > itself‹if

> >> > you give it a chance. Giving it a chance means two things:

> >> >

> >> > 1. The Don'ts

> >> > In Chapter 6 of Lessons from the Miracle Doctors, I discuss

the

> > elements of

> >> > proper diet. Well, they particularly apply in terms of the

liver.

> > You need

> >> > to eliminate (or at least cut back) the liver stressors in

your

> > diet. The

> >> > sicker you are, the more cleaned up your diet needs to be. If

> > you're

> >> > suffering from serious liver problems, a raw juice diet may be

> > required to

> >> > give your liver time to regenerate.

> >> >

> >> > 2. The Do's

> >> > Several times a year, you need to do an herbal detox/flush of

your

> > liver. A

> >> > low level cleanse using betaine hydrochloride and pancreatic

> > enzymes is also

> >> > helpful.

> >> >

> >> > You need to regularly include nutritional support for the

liver.

> > Look for

> >> > formulas that contain milk thistle, dandelion root, the

perennial

> > herb

> >> > Picrorhiza kurooa, and artichoke or beet leaf. (Note:

Picrorhiza

> > has been

> >> > shown to protect liver cells from the many degenerative

changes

> > that would

> >> > normally be caused by a variety of liver toxins. It appears

to be

> >> > particularly useful in treating both alcoholic liver damage

and

> > chronic

> >> > viral hepatitis.)

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > And Finally, a Word About the Gallbladder

> >> >

> >> > The poor gallbladder. Guilty by being found at the scene of

the

> > crime, it is

> >> > the frequent target of the surgeon's knife. Gallbladder

removal is

> > one of

> >> > the most frequently performed operations in America. In fact,

over

> > a

> >> > half-million gallbladders are removed each year in the United

> > States.

> >> >

> >> > Understand, the gallbladder is not responsible for the

production

> > of

> >> > gallstones. The liver is the culprit‹or rather what we do to

the

> > liver. The

> >> > gallbladder is merely a holding area for bile to be used in

the

> > digestion of

> >> > fats and oils. But if our diets are too high in the wrong

kind of

> > oils, if

> >> > we have allergies to dairy and eggs, low levels of stomach

acid,

> > too little

> >> > fiber in our diets, stress, if the liver is not functioning

> > properly, etc.,

> >> > etc., etc., why then the bile produced in the liver (a

mixture of

> >> > cholesterol, minerals, bile salts, pigment, and lecithin) is

of a

> > type and

> >> > consistency that tends to quickly harden into " stones " before

it

> > can be

> >> > passed out of the gallbladder. (As a side note, women are four

> > times more

> >> > likely than men to get gallstones.)

> >> >

> >> > Removing the gallbladder does not remove the problem; it

merely

> > removes the

> >> > symptoms. Yes, it's true that after gallbladder removal you're

> > unlikely to

> >> > suffer from further gallstones. But on the other hand, you've

now

> > traded one

> >> > problem for two new ones:

> >> >

> >> > 1. Since you never corrected the underlying problem of

> > imbalances in the

> >> > liver, these problems will just continue to get

worse‹eventually

> >> > compromising the liver itself.

> >> >

> >> > 2. By removing the gallbladder, you also remove its

regulating

> > effect on

> >> > bile. That means that bile is continually dumping into your

> > intestinal tract

> >> > when it is not needed, and is available in only minimal

amounts

> > when it is

> >> > needed. The net result is chronic digestive problems and

probable

> > long-term

> >> > nutritional deficiencies.

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Far better than removing the gallbladder is a seasonal

> > liver/gallbladder

> >> > flush combined with a periodic liver rebuilding program.

> >> >

> >> > Liver/Gallbladder Flush

> >> >

> >> > By cleansing the liver, we're talking about inducing the

liver to

> > purge all

> >> > of the fats, old cholesterol deposits, gallstones, poisons,

drug

> > residues,

> >> > and toxic waste stored therein. Probably nothing else you do

> > (including even

> >> > the bowel cleanse and detox) will make a greater difference in

> > your overall

> >> > health.

> >> >

> >> > Note: It is highly recommended that you do a colon cleanse

before

> > doing the

> >> > liver cleanse. When the liver dumps, it dumps through the bile

> > duct and out

> >> > into the colon. If the colon (the drain pipe if you will) is

> > plugged, the

> >> > waste backs up into the blood stream and can make you feel

> > extremely ill.

> >> > This is the reason that the " Miracle Doctors " always start

with

> > the colon

> >> > detox. It's the prerequisite for all the other cleanses in the

> > body‹and, of

> >> > course, can also produce dramatic healings in its own right.

> >> >

> >> > # # #

> >> >

> >> > Misc

> >> >

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Index of archived newsletters and reports

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Premium versions of Jon's formulas are now available at 

> >> > www.baselinenutritionals.com

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Please note. Despite claims to the contrary on the internet,

Jon

> > Barron is

> >> > not associated with Healing America and does not oversee their

> > formulas or

> >> > their ingredient sourcing, and no longer licenses the use of

the

> > Barron

> >> > Effect in the processing of their herbal tinctures.

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > For those of you who have already written reviews for Jon

Barron's

> > Lessons

> >> > from the Miracle Doctors on the Amazon.com website, thanks for

> > your support.

> >> > For the rest of you, feel free to log on and write a review.

Every

> > good

> >> > review helps. Thanks for your support.

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Sincerely,

> >> >

> >> > Barron

> >> > Baseline of Health Foundation

> >> >

> >> > For more cutting edge stories as they break, subscribe today.

It's

> > free.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Opinions expressed are NOT meant to take the place of advice

given by licensed

> > health care professionals. Consult your physician or licensed

health care

> > professional before commencing any medical treatment.

> >

> > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians

mislead you.

> > Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about

how to live a

> > happy life and how to work for a better world. " - Linus ing,

two-time

> > Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Hi Patty,

Bile salts help break down gallstones and sludge. Mine are a prescription from my gastro doc but my ND considers them perfectly safe to take. I have taken them for two years, along with enzymes and high doses of antioxidants.

Kenda,

What exactly are bile salts? Can you tell me more about how you

used them to help your liver?

Patty

> >> > Here’s one more on detoxing. This is really interesting

because it

> >> > addresses the relationship between the liver and gallbladder.

> > Many people

> >> > don’t realize that gallbladder problems are really liver

> > problems. The

> >> > gallbladder doesn’t make gallstones, the liver does. The

> > gallbladder is the

> >> > holding tank for the stones. Removal of a gallbladder doesn’t

> > address the

> >> > root of gallbladder problems. I had a gallbladder attack

three

> > years ago

> >> > and spent the better part of a week in the hospital on

morphine.

> > My gastro

> >> > doc wanted to yank out my gallbladder but I refused. I cured

> > myself by

> >> > taking enzymes, high levels of antioxidants and bile salts.

He

> > still can’t

> >> > believe I didn’t have the surgery and not only recovered but

am

> > now cured.

> >> >

> >> > Kenda

> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Detoxifying Your Liver

> >> > Jon Barron

> >> >

> >> > This is an easy newsletter to write in that I can take most

of it

> > verbatim

> >> > from my book, Lessons from the Miracle Doctors. (If you have

not

> > already

> >> > done so, you can download a free copy at www.jonbarron.org.)

> >> >

> >> > Understanding Your Liver

> >> >

> >> > Our liver is the primary filter of our body. Good health is

> > impossible

> >> > without proper function of the liver. Unfortunately, over

time, we

> > so abuse

> >> > it and so overtax it that illness is the inevitable result. As

> > part of a

> >> > program to rebuild and repair the liver, we must:

> >> >

> >> > * Remove all the excess fat from the liver

> >> > * Get bile flowing freely again

> >> > * Eliminate toxic waste that our livers have filtered out

> >> > * Dissolve and pass out the accumulated gallstones that are

> > stored in our

> >> > livers

> >> > * Regenerate the damaged and destroyed cells of the liver

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Next to the skin, the liver is the largest organ in the body.

In

> > many ways,

> >> > it is the most important organ in the body, and the last to be

> > considered

> >> > when it comes to health. In addition to being large, the

liver is

> > also a

> >> > complicated organ involved in at least 200 separate functions.

> > Generally

> >> > speaking, the liver performs a vital role in regulating,

> > synthesizing,

> >> > storing, secreting, transforming, and breaking down many

different

> >> > substances in the body. Specifically, some of these include:

> >> >

> >> > * Regulation of fat stores

> >> > * Cleansing the blood and discharging waste products

> >> > * Neutralizing and destroying poisons

> >> > * Protein metabolism, including manufacturing of new body

> > proteins

> >> > * Metabolizing alcohol

> >> > * Managing chemicals and drugs in the blood

> >> > * Aiding the digestive process by the production of bile

> >> > * Helping the body resist infections by producing immune

> > factors and by

> >> > removing bacteria from the blood stream

> >> > * Storing vitamins, minerals, and sugars

> >> > * Production of quick energy when needed

> >> > * Controlling the production and excretion of cholesterol

> >> > * Maintaining hormone balance

> >> > * Regenerating its own damaged tissue

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > The liver is so important to our well-being that many healers

> > maintain that

> >> > most diseases cannot develop in the body (that, in fact, no

form

> > of cell

> >> > degeneration can occur) if the liver is functioning in an

> > efficient, healthy

> >> > manner. Conversely, an unhealthy liver is very likely at the

root

> > of most

> >> > serious health problems.

> >> >

> >> > So What Harms the Liver?

> >> >

> >> > Too much protein in the diet. Protein metabolism is especially

> > taxing on the

> >> > liver since it is the liver which must metabolize complex

proteins

> > into

> >> > simple compounds. The greater the consumption of protein, the

> > greater the

> >> > stress on the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Too many simple carbohydrates in the diet. The body converts

> > excess simple

> >> > carbohydrates into triglycerides, which are then stored in the

> > liver as fat.

> >> > The more fat stored in the liver, the harder it is for the

liver

> > to perform

> >> > its full range of normal functions.

> >> >

> >> > Overeating. Too much enzyme deficient food stresses the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Drug residues. Virtually all of the drugs that we take

(medicinal,

> >> > recreational, chemotherapy, whatever) are processed,

purified, and

> > refined

> >> > in the liver—in preparation for elimination from the body.

> >> >

> >> > Alcohol causes inflammation of the liver's tissue. Once the

liver

> > is

> >> > inflamed, it can no longer filter, which causes it to plug up

with

> > fat and

> >> > become even more inflamed. If we consume enough alcohol, we

> > overwhelm the

> >> > liver's ability to regenerate itself, and the net result is

> > cirrhosis (or

> >> > hardening) of the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Toxins, heavy metals, and pesticides. Everything we breathe,

eat,

> > and absorb

> >> > through our skin is purified and refined in the liver.

> >> >

> >> > Lack of exercise forces the liver to do the elimination work

that

> > should be

> >> > done by the lungs and the skin.

> >> >

> >> > And of course, there's always liver disease such as chronic

> >> > Hepatitis C.

> >> >

> >> > What Are the Symptoms of Liver Dysfunction?

> >> >

> >> > * Digestive problems

> >> > * Constipation

> >> > * Low energy output

> >> > * Allergies and hay fever

> >> > * Arthritis

> >> > * Diabetes

> >> > * Hypertension

> >> > * Obesity

> >> > * Infertility

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > So What Can Be Done About It?

> >> >

> >> > Fortunately, your liver has an astounding ability to

regenerate

> > itself—if

> >> > you give it a chance. Giving it a chance means two things:

> >> >

> >> > 1. The Don'ts

> >> > In Chapter 6 of Lessons from the Miracle Doctors, I discuss

the

> > elements of

> >> > proper diet. Well, they particularly apply in terms of the

liver.

> > You need

> >> > to eliminate (or at least cut back) the liver stressors in

your

> > diet. The

> >> > sicker you are, the more cleaned up your diet needs to be. If

> > you're

> >> > suffering from serious liver problems, a raw juice diet may be

> > required to

> >> > give your liver time to regenerate.

> >> >

> >> > 2. The Do's

> >> > Several times a year, you need to do an herbal detox/flush of

your

> > liver. A

> >> > low level cleanse using betaine hydrochloride and pancreatic

> > enzymes is also

> >> > helpful.

> >> >

> >> > You need to regularly include nutritional support for the

liver.

> > Look for

> >> > formulas that contain milk thistle, dandelion root, the

perennial

> > herb

> >> > Picrorhiza kurooa, and artichoke or beet leaf. (Note:

Picrorhiza

> > has been

> >> > shown to protect liver cells from the many degenerative

changes

> > that would

> >> > normally be caused by a variety of liver toxins. It appears

to be

> >> > particularly useful in treating both alcoholic liver damage

and

> > chronic

> >> > viral hepatitis.)

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > And Finally, a Word About the Gallbladder

> >> >

> >> > The poor gallbladder. Guilty by being found at the scene of

the

> > crime, it is

> >> > the frequent target of the surgeon's knife. Gallbladder

removal is

> > one of

> >> > the most frequently performed operations in America. In fact,

over

> > a

> >> > half-million gallbladders are removed each year in the United

> > States.

> >> >

> >> > Understand, the gallbladder is not responsible for the

production

> > of

> >> > gallstones. The liver is the culprit—or rather what we do to

the

> > liver. The

> >> > gallbladder is merely a holding area for bile to be used in

the

> > digestion of

> >> > fats and oils. But if our diets are too high in the wrong

kind of

> > oils, if

> >> > we have allergies to dairy and eggs, low levels of stomach

acid,

> > too little

> >> > fiber in our diets, stress, if the liver is not functioning

> > properly, etc.,

> >> > etc., etc., why then the bile produced in the liver (a

mixture of

> >> > cholesterol, minerals, bile salts, pigment, and lecithin) is

of a

> > type and

> >> > consistency that tends to quickly harden into " stones " before

it

> > can be

> >> > passed out of the gallbladder. (As a side note, women are four

> > times more

> >> > likely than men to get gallstones.)

> >> >

> >> > Removing the gallbladder does not remove the problem; it

merely

> > removes the

> >> > symptoms. Yes, it's true that after gallbladder removal you're

> > unlikely to

> >> > suffer from further gallstones. But on the other hand, you've

now

> > traded one

> >> > problem for two new ones:

> >> >

> >> > 1. Since you never corrected the underlying problem of

> > imbalances in the

> >> > liver, these problems will just continue to get

worse—eventually

> >> > compromising the liver itself.

> >> >

> >> > 2. By removing the gallbladder, you also remove its

regulating

> > effect on

> >> > bile. That means that bile is continually dumping into your

> > intestinal tract

> >> > when it is not needed, and is available in only minimal

amounts

> > when it is

> >> > needed. The net result is chronic digestive problems and

probable

> > long-term

> >> > nutritional deficiencies.

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Far better than removing the gallbladder is a seasonal

> > liver/gallbladder

> >> > flush combined with a periodic liver rebuilding program.

> >> >

> >> > Liver/Gallbladder Flush

> >> >

> >> > By cleansing the liver, we're talking about inducing the

liver to

> > purge all

> >> > of the fats, old cholesterol deposits, gallstones, poisons,

drug

> > residues,

> >> > and toxic waste stored therein. Probably nothing else you do

> > (including even

> >> > the bowel cleanse and detox) will make a greater difference in

> > your overall

> >> > health.

> >> >

> >> > Note: It is highly recommended that you do a colon cleanse

before

> > doing the

> >> > liver cleanse. When the liver dumps, it dumps through the bile

> > duct and out

> >> > into the colon. If the colon (the drain pipe if you will) is

> > plugged, the

> >> > waste backs up into the blood stream and can make you feel

> > extremely ill.

> >> > This is the reason that the " Miracle Doctors " always start

with

> > the colon

> >> > detox. It's the prerequisite for all the other cleanses in the

> > body—and, of

> >> > course, can also produce dramatic healings in its own right.

> >> >

> >> > # # #

> >> >

> >> > Misc

> >> >

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Index of archived newsletters and reports

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Premium versions of Jon's formulas are now available at 

> >> > www.baselinenutritionals.com

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > Please note. Despite claims to the contrary on the internet,

Jon

> > Barron is

> >> > not associated with Healing America and does not oversee their

> > formulas or

> >> > their ingredient sourcing, and no longer licenses the use of

the

> > Barron

> >> > Effect in the processing of their herbal tinctures.

> >> > *

> >> >

> >> > For those of you who have already written reviews for Jon

Barron's

> > Lessons

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> >> >

> >> >

> >> >

> >> > Sincerely,

> >> >

> >> > Barron

> >> > Baseline of Health Foundation

> >> >

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> >

> > " Do not let either the medical authorities or the politicians

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> > Find out what the facts are, and make your own decisions about

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> > Nobel Prize Winner (1954, Chemistry; 1963, Peace)

> >

> >