A. With regard to the content of these two books, there is very little difference between them. However, only The Amazing Liver and Gallbladder Flush has the cover picture of my Ener-Chi Art painting to energize the liver and gallbladder. Do not eat proteins or fats, avoid sugar, spices, milk, butter, cheese, ham, processed food, etc… in summary only fruits and vegetables are accepted.

The liver and gallbladder flush is a detox method I will be incorporating into my health routine for the rest of my life. How to Do the Liver and Gallbladder Flush The Method Full disclosure: I haven’t done it yet, I’m just doing research to inform my decision and shared your concern. I was reassured by his response so will keep an extra Epsom salts dose nearby in case, but surgery to remove something that would have to come out eventually wouldn’t be the worst case scenario in my current state of health, but that’s a personal risk to assess. Obviously I’d prefer to avoid hospitals given the context, but the documented anecdotes I came across were rare, and every one that provided details included something they did incorrectly. So it’s just made me take this more seriously, understand that his guide in the book is strict with no part being just a suggestion, and make sure I’m confident in my understanding before I do it. Mayo Clinic What is a gallbladder cleanse? Is it an effective way to flush out gallstones? http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/gall…Q. I drank the apple juice as required during the liver flush and found that I was severely bloated and extremely gassy. Before I started to cleanse in the evening, I had a lot of gas and a bowel movement with a lot of mucus. I have never had any mucus in my bowel movements. I’m not used to drinking juice; I usually just drink water. Is this normal? For colon preparation, I take 3 or 4 teaspoons of castor oil (per 80 kg weight) on the 5th morning of fasting and also on day 9 to cleanse the colon after the liver cleanse; I obviously still take the magnesium sulfate on days 6 and 7; I find castor oil more gentle than other methods (colon hydrotherapy, magnesium sulfate or Colosan).

Getting into some serious detail here on this cleanse and going to be talking about ~poop~ so get comfortable with that convo point because trust me, if you do this cleanse, you will be doing ~a lot~ of it. I wasn’t sure where to get a colonic, but it turned out much easier than anticipated! All I did was google “colonics near me”. I found a holistic healing practice nearby where I made my appointment. When I walked in I met with the woman who owns the practice and she had the colonic ready for me. Q. I have been diagnosed with Hodgkin’s disease. I have had it for a while and started my liver flushing regimen during this period. I have completed 9 flushes and released well over 2,000 stones. My question is: now that I am undergoing chemotherapy, should I continue to flush? I am so eager to reach that “breakthrough” flush where I release those calcified stones. The author of this book, Andreas Moritz, does not advocate the use of any particular form of health care but believes that the facts, figures, and knowledge presented herein should be available to every person concerned with improving his or her state of health. Although the author has attempted to give a profound understanding of the topics discussed and to ensure accuracy and completeness of any information that originates from any other source than his own, he and the publisher assume no responsibility for errors, inaccuracies, omissions, or any inconsistency herein. Any slights of people or organizations are unintentional. This book is not intended to replace the advice and treatment of a physician who specializes in the treatment of diseases. Any use of the information set forth herein is entirely at the reader’s discretion. The author and publisher are not responsible for any adverse effects or consequences resulting from the use of any of the preparations or procedures described in this book. The statements made herein are for educational and theoretical purposes only and are mainly based on Andreas Moritz’s own opinion and theories. You should always consult with a health care practitioner before taking any dietary, nutritional, herbal, or homeopathic supplement, or before beginning or stopping any therapy. The author is not intending to provide any medical advice or offer a substitute thereof, and makes no warranty whatsoever, whether expressed or implied, with respect to any product, device, or therapy. Except as otherwise noted, no statement in this book has been reviewed or approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration or the Federal Trade Commission. Readers should use their own judgment or consult a holistic medical expert or their personal physicians for specific applications to their individual problems.Each year, over 900,000 Americans lose their lives as a result of medical treatment, not the diseases they are diagnosed with. Instead of interfering with the body’s own natural healing programs – commonly referred to as diseases – we need to restore the numerous factors that allow the body to heal itself and sustain its natural state of balance, vitality and youthfulness. If you do not have access to a colon therapist, you may greatly benefit from using a colema board as a second best choice. The colema board allows you to clean your colon in the comfort of your own home. The colema colonic is a do-it-yourself treatment that is easy to learn and perform. Colemas work on a similar principle as colonics; they gently irrigate the colon. But, unless you are very experienced, the water absorbed during this process may not be able to reach all the way to the beginning of the large intestine. During a liver flush, we can safely remove hundreds of stones at a time. However, it is highly recommended that you keep going and plan to do a series. With about 1 month between flushes, it may take up to 8 – 12 flushes, until the liver is completely free from gallstones. You will know you have effectively restored the liver once you have done two consecutive flushes with no stones. However, as a preventative measure and for maintenance, it is recommended that you do a liver flush every 6 months or so. Here are the supplies you will need: During this week of preparation avoid cold food and cold drinks. Avoid food of animal origin (meat), dairy products and fried food.