Re: Xylitol, now treatments

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Just a caution on the fairly commoin thinking that an herbal

supplement can cleanse the liver; it could but this effect is

contingent on the bile flow not being blocked.

In other words with the bile flow blocked, a liver stimulator or

cleanser may not have the desired effect, which is why many health

advocates pay particular attention to bile flow by doing and

recommending liver flushes.

Duncan

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> > I started cutting sugar completely out of my diet

> > and then she put me on oil

> > of oregano,SAT,probiotics w/acidopolis, fish oil is

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> > down inflammation. Also eat a lot of walnuts to it

> > helps with inflammation.

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> > From: candidiasis@ <mailto:candidiasis%40>

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> > Behalf Of Krtil

> > Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2006 9:50 AM

> > candidiasis@ <mailto:candidiasis%40>

> > Subject: RE: Re: Xylitol, now

> > treatments

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> > I'm curious as to what you are taking! As soon as I

> > can, I'm going to get some new supplements to treat

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> > I can give you what I am taking and you can go

> > > to any health food store

> > > and you can try it. Let me know.Tena

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