Anyone ever done a Liver Flush?

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Permalink Reply by jodykwik on May 22, 2009 at 10:17pm

yeah...unstable is the perfect word for it i think...especially compared to the more organic approach..

Permalink Reply by Richard on May 20, 2009 at 3:01am

I had a liver flush yesterday. consisting of:

--2 vodka tonics
--3 rum and cokes
--and 2 beers

it didn't work out so well.

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Permalink Reply by Susan Virginia on May 20, 2009 at 9:14am

~LOL!~

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Permalink Reply by Charles on May 20, 2009 at 11:40am

I read the other day that Dr. Robert Cassar likes to drink vodka on an empty stomach as an internal cleanser before going out to run. I've never that before but I thought it was interesting.

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Permalink Reply by hajapapaya on October 1, 2009 at 5:26pm

Hi
I´m having now problems with my liver as well I broke the vegan lifestyle (eggs) and the raw as well.
I want to go back to it as soon as possible, so if you have some RAW recipes that will make my liver live again it would be very nice to tell me about it,
I´m taking gentiana and sambucus-drops and acupuncture for the upper stomach glands, and graepfruit-oliveoil-chili-garlic-smoothies I drink 2-3 l water or tea a day..
I know the liver likes bitter things...... but if you have another recipe I would like to try it.
First I thought that it is some detox- but after scratching my shoulders bloody for 2 weeks, i thought it must be something wrong ..... and it was the liver.
thx for your advices
hajapapaya

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Permalink Reply by Sun Light on October 2, 2009 at 12:37pm

I just did this cleanse. It worked very well. I felt amazing for 2 days and then returned to mostly normal. They claim you need to do it 13 times. David Jubb would say 50 times as often as every 4 days. His is more gentle though. Some people are against the epsom salts in this one below. The book is very informative and you can talk to the author.

http://www.therawfoodworld.com/product_info.php?products_id=1001218

Len Watson claims to have a really good one that uses coffee enemas. He does even more stone softening stuff. I'm about to start this one.

http://www.mauibushdoctor.com/Products.html

I've tried David Jubbs and found it to be too time consuming with not so many stones. Some like it though and it's coffee based.

David Wolfe's in his Success book I felt was a joke compared to the one above.

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