Guest guest Posted December 16, 2001 Report Share Posted December 16, 2001 What should I do first I am having gallbladder problems, should I flush the gallbladder again, start on a liver flush, or do a parasite flush. I have been diagnosed with Candida and want to start taking control of my health. Anyways I did one flush already and got a few stones out but not anything extroadinary. Just dont know where to go next, I've heard on this board that it is important to do a liver cleanse before a gallbladder cleanse. I feel like for some reason my gallbladder is releasing to much bile but I don't know what would cause this. If anybody can help please do. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 16, 2001 Report Share Posted December 16, 2001 Nova; The first thing to do is to stop eating anything of which will aggravate the liver or the gallbladder or dehydrates the body. This means avoid all saturated and hydrogenated fats. Saturated animal fats are those that will coagulate if given the right temperature to do so, like the drain-off of bacon grease, or hamburger. Hydrogenated fats are those that have been heated to a point that the oils have been distroyed of any nutritional value. Eating foods with satruated and hydrogenated fats puts a burden on the gallbladder to dump more bile into the small intestines just after the food is processed from the stomach and is past the duodenum. (Note that the gallbladder doesn't dump into the stomach). Avoid all caffineated products as it can work towards the dehydration of the body. Avoid sugar for the same reason, plus to fight the candida albicans problem. Avoid anything with sugar, especially artifical sweeteners with aspertame is a must. http://www.umm.edu/liver/liver.htm It may also behoove you to avoid dairy products such as homogenized milk, and replace that with a soy or rice milk. Especially if you're having trouble with your stomach or enduring Irritable Bowel Syndrome. You will also want to add enzymes to your diet to help in maintaining easier digestion of your foods. This can be accomplished two ways. One is by eating raw vegatables and fruits and the other is to use a suppliment with the various enzymes for breaking down the fats and proteins so they can be more readily processed by the digestive processes of the liver and gallbladder. Eating raw foods will tend to provide you a good load of fiber too. You will be wanting soluble and insoluble fiber to help the liver in getting out the toxins of which you're body is likely full. There will be even more of a need as the candida and other parasites die-off from eating a truly good diet. This will be putting quite a demand upon the liver to get the matter out of the body as fast as it can. Adding essential fatty acids will help in getting the liver to produce the right kind of cholesterol for the cleansing process for the internal organs and will help in making a better form of bile salt. Lecithin is a very good essential fatty acid to add to your suppliment intake as it will help the liver to produce a bile salt that is a better holder of cholesterol fats. To understand this is simply to understand what happens when you use a good quality dish detergent to wash the fats off your meal plates. If you burden the load of soap used there is a point at which the fats will start to coagulate on the side walls of the sink or may not let the fats emulsify from off the plates surfaces. More soap will need to be added or a change of water and soap may be needed. This is much the same in the way the liver is dealing with the fats being filtered out of the body. The process of digestiion starts with the mouth, so it can't be stressed enough to be sure to chew the foods very well before swollowing.. The teeth are the best portable juicer you have available. So, take the time to use them. Use them well and the end result may surprise you. Eating properly will mean there very likely will not be too many untoched kernels of corn showing wtih movements. Be the first to start eating, and don't worry about the table being cleared around you before you're finished, you've got an issue with which to deal and the other's may be working their way to joining you. Start doing castor oil packs. These can go a long way towards getting the liver and the gallbladder the essential fatty acids needed to help in creating a better grade of bile salts, which is the prime means of digestion after the stomach, and the removeal of waste from the body's interior organs. It is also considered a great method for helping in softening the fecal matter that may be hardened in the area of the colon. A cleared path in the colon helps the body in dumping more directly from the liver by means of the hepatic portal blood arteries that are joined with the colon. That path of modalitiy is most notable when someone is dealing with a toxic poisoning. They either vomit or get diarreha. That gurling of which you may notice prior to the sever need to expell is considered a condition of a liver dump.This will occur quite offten when a person has a colonic or does enough enemas to get to a high enema, which is accomplished when water gets over to the assending colon area. Once you've gotten yourself to this point you can start considering the eating of food that will help you to get rid of parasites. One really good one is pumpkin seeds. http://www.gnc.com/wellness/natpharm/Herb/Pumpkin.htm Dale Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 17, 2001 Report Share Posted December 17, 2001 Dear Dale, Thank you for these two good sites. Should they be put in the b\Bookmarks? Do you have any other good ones to put in the Bookmarks? Suzanne > http://www.umm.edu/liver/liver.htm > http://www.gnc.com/wellness/natpharm/Herb/Pumpkin.htm > > Dale Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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