Re: Questin on Liver Flush I did

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Gigi you wrote:

" Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder

blades. I am not sure if I should do the flush again tomorrow. I dont

even see how I could as I have massages. I could possibly change the

Wednesday one. Or is this normal. It is not an unbearable pain I just

notice it. "

****You are continuing to release toxins**** the stones that were

removed from your liver are like having surgery without the cutting.

The areas where the stones were is being filled with older (and

usually larger) stones moving forward which will be released in your

next flush - but you absolutely must wait 2-3 weeks...

I have not personally experienced this in my flushes but have heard

that some have...the discomfort should diminish *** it is highly

likely that some of this sensation is heightened by menstration

Are you planning a colonic as suggested by s' book? ...some

water enemas also might help diminish the discomfort as well...

Deborah

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Gigi

I agree with Deborah. Please don't do another liver flush this soon.

Your liver needs time to heal. Besides, it takes the stones at least

2 weeks to move forward in your liver.

I've had pains in the left side of my abdomen, fatigue, eye stain,

and gas that started a couple of days following the liver flush. And

it's been due to some of the stones staying in my colon.

If you do a series of water enemas, it's very likey that you'll see

stones in the toilet.

If you don't have an enema bag, you can take more epsom salts, or try

a salt water flush. To do one, mix 1 tablespoon of unrefined sea salt

into 1 quart of warm water. Drink it all down, and make sure that

you're near a toilet.

Were you able to have a colonic done after the liver flush?

Rick

>

> " Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder

> blades. I am not sure if I should do the flush again tomorrow. I

dont

> even see how I could as I have massages. I could possibly change

the

> Wednesday one. Or is this normal. It is not an unbearable pain I

just

> notice it. "

>

>

>

> ****You are continuing to release toxins**** the stones that were

> removed from your liver are like having surgery without the

cutting.

> The areas where the stones were is being filled with older (and

> usually larger) stones moving forward which will be released in

your

> next flush - but you absolutely must wait 2-3 weeks...

>

> I have not personally experienced this in my flushes but have heard

> that some have...the discomfort should diminish *** it is highly

> likely that some of this sensation is heightened by menstration

>

> Are you planning a colonic as suggested by s' book? ...some

> water enemas also might help diminish the discomfort as well...

>

> Deborah

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In a message dated 3/29/04 8:35:27 PM Eastern Standard Time, nydio@... writes:

Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder blades

Usually, upper back pain, around the neck area and below, is caused by toxic overload.

Hanida

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Deb,

I am going to call and find out how much they are. I will get one soon. I did read that it takes a couple weeks for the larger stones to move forward. I think i will wait a month especially since I got all pee sized or slightly smaller stones. Did anyone else have that experience. Only tiny ones the first time. Looked like I had eaten a can of the baby peas.

I do feel better today. But I hadnt thought of the achiness being that. I was paranoid it was a big one getting stuck.

Thanks for the info. Just finished the book last night.

gigidmichaud1225 <debsreiki@...> wrote:

Gigi you wrote:"Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder blades. I am not sure if I should do the flush again tomorrow. I dont even see how I could as I have massages. I could possibly change the Wednesday one. Or is this normal. It is not an unbearable pain I just notice it."****You are continuing to release toxins**** the stones that were removed from your liver are like having surgery without the cutting. The areas where the stones were is being filled with older (and usually larger) stones moving forward which will be released in your next flush - but you absolutely must wait 2-3 weeks...I have not personally experienced this in my flushes but have heard that some have...the discomfort should diminish *** it is highly likely that some of this sensation is

heightened by menstrationAre you planning a colonic as suggested by s' book? ...some water enemas also might help diminish the discomfort as well...Deborah

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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 05:08:58 -0800 (PST)

From: GiGi Hein <nydio@...>

I think i will wait a month especially since I got all pee sized or slightly

smaller stones. Did anyone else have that experience. Only tiny ones the

first time. Looked like I had eaten a can of the baby peas.

I've done two flushes, Gigi, and all I've gotten are pea-sized stones and

smaller. Some are pea-green and some tan. That's all fine with me because

I've gotten probably three hundred or more total so I know some good is

being done.

Sherry (from Oregon)

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Gigi,

Same here small ones only this time. I am more sensitive though, may be the

next one the bigger ones will come out. Next week (3 weeks apart). I had

only done a colon cleanse before that.

I am still passing stones sometimes. Strange though.

Diane

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Hanida,

I get this a lot, Hopefully soon with the liver cleanse and enema, I will

be allright.

Diane

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Subject: Re: Questin on Liver Flush I did

Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 08:11:23 EST

In a message dated 3/29/04 8:35:27 PM Eastern Standard Time, nydio@...

writes:

> Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder blades

Usually, upper back pain, around the neck area and below, is caused by toxic

overload.

Hanida

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I actually sent this last night....I guess late is better than never.

> >

> > " Tonight I have an achiness between and just below my shoulder

> > blades. I am not sure if I should do the flush again tomorrow. I

> dont

> > even see how I could as I have massages. I could possibly change

> the

> > Wednesday one. Or is this normal. It is not an unbearable pain I

> just

> > notice it. "

> >

> >

> >

> > ****You are continuing to release toxins**** the stones that

were

> > removed from your liver are like having surgery without the

> cutting.

> > The areas where the stones were is being filled with older (and

> > usually larger) stones moving forward which will be released in

> your

> > next flush - but you absolutely must wait 2-3 weeks...

> >

> > I have not personally experienced this in my flushes but have

heard

> > that some have...the discomfort should diminish *** it is

highly

> > likely that some of this sensation is heightened by menstration

> >

> > Are you planning a colonic as suggested by s' book? ...some

> > water enemas also might help diminish the discomfort as well...

> >

> > Deborah

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Date: Tue, 30 Mar 2004 15:36:30 -0800 (PST)

From: GiGi Hein <nydio@...>

Well if the tan ones are stones too then I got even more. That is good news.

I just know I have a big gallstone so was hoping to get big ones. Guess I

have stone envy now. Geez .. I am with you . I am excited I must now be a

little healthier.

Thanks again for the feedback.

Hi Gigi,

Yes, in " The Amazing Liver Cleanse, " s Moritz describes the stones

as being green, tan or black. I'm with you. Would like to get some big

'uns too! I also have stone envy! ) But, as long as I'm gettin 'em I

know it's doing some good.

Sherry (from Oregon)