Liver Flush

[ChefWide]

this deserves sticky status. Please post a graphic description of your results (no, not for scat porn, but I would like to know what to expect from my rectum).

Avenirup: The epsom salts are an overkill then? Are there tangible benefits that you recognise after this process? Or just a postive reaction to having done something healthy for your body?

Major Karma for this, I am quite concerned about this topic and would love to hear more.

 

[avenirup]

this deserves sticky status. Please post a graphic description of your results (no, not for scat porn, but I would like to know what to expect from my rectum).

Avenirup: The epsom salts are an overkill then? Are there tangible benefits that you recognise after this process? Or just a postive reaction to having done something healthy for your body?

Major Karma for this, I am quite concerned about this topic and would love to hear more.

The sea salt does basically the same thing and produces more cleansing of the bowels. I have tried both and like the sea salt effect better..But they both taste like shit anyway, so if you are going to do this, just drink the qt as fast as possible and don't even think about it. Make sure you do not have to do anything for about 5 hours after you drink it either-stay home. The benefits I have recognized: More energy (even several days after), better memory, more focus, drop in blood pressure (taken about a week before compared to about a week after--it was a good drop), relief of lower back pain and better digestion. I did my first flush after I finished a cycle that involved Halo. I am sure the 1 cycle of Halo did not destroy my liver (it got me ripped as shit-so who cares) but I was paranoid as shit from what I heard about Halo's effects on the liver. Has the flush saved my liver-no idea??? But I feel better after I perform it and after 8 flushes I have no more stones. I also have to say that with the flush I do many other things in addition to "help" my body, such as diet, stress reduction methods, etc, etc. So my benefits may not have totally 100% come from the flush but I think that many of them did. The bottom line is I feel better today than I did the day before my first flush....Good Luck

 

[Seth28]

Well, if you have ever seen a cystic duct (about 3-5mm in diameter), and know the size of gallstones (can range from the size of seeds{rarely} to the size of a golf ball, I really doubt what you are shitting out are gallstones.

 

[avenirup]

Well, if you have ever seen a cystic duct (about 3-5mm in diameter), and know the size of gallstones (can range from the size of seeds{rarely} to the size of a golf ball, I really doubt what you are shitting out are gallstones.

Wrong.

 

[matto18]

yeah, i've read a lot about this the past few weeks and am extremely interested. i hear this can help everything in your body function much better. i just hope it can help stabilize my hormone and mood fluctuations (which causes me major anxiety/depression) and cure up my mild acne once and for all. wouldn't that be nice...

 

[Seth28]

Wrong.

Nice post,,,and a well supported argument at that.

 

[ChefWide]

Right after this SAVAGE cutter I am on (will end in about 6 weeks) I will give myself two weeks rest then into this flush fest to aleviate said symptoms for summer. Sounds like a stone groove. er... sorry about that, I couldn't resist.

 

[avenirup]

Nice post,,,and a well supported argument at that.

You posted an opinion and obviously know nothing about the flush after making your comments. Due so research and get back to me...thank you.

 

[Solidrock1951]

This method is set out very accurately and in detail on the website posted by solidsnakes ( reply #10 on the first page of this post ). I haven't tried this but I have researched it on other sites and this site-acne.org- has the complete procedure and explanations for all parts of it - including what and where these stones originate and reside. Most people are unaware of these stones in their system because they don't show up on x-ray even - until they reach a certain stage, and by then it is sometimes too late and we must have them removed by whatever means - but the stones are always there in most everyone and a flush is most definitely a good preventative procedure in my opinion - rock

 

[bran987]

seems like an easy way to avert one of the most potentially painful experiences I've ever heard of. glad I brought it up, lol.

thanks to avenir, ssnake and others, K when I reload