Re: Rita - Liver flush ATTENTION: SHALI

From: Rita Steele (steelerita@yahoo.com)
Mon May 13 17:03:14 2002


Shali, Could you send me the exact recipe on your liver flush, please? It doesn't sound as harsh as mine, the worst part is the Epsom salts not the olive oil. This will work on my liver even though I've had my gallbladder removed, right? Also, where do you get ortho phosphoric acid, my recipe does not include this? I have a TENS unit, is has helped with my pain more then any medication. You can call 1-800-682-TENS or go on there web site: http://www.tensunit.net/tensunit.htm. I have the Arista SD plus, the physical therapy office wanted $900 for it. I ordered it for $159, my insurance reimbursed me for 80% of because I had a prescription. My mom recently purchased one for $139 for muscle spasms in her back , it has really helped her. You can wear it for up to 2 hours @ a time & take it off for 2 hours,etc.,etc.. They recommend you don't use it in bed though. My e-mail address is steelerita@yahoo.com if you would rather send the flush recipe privately. Hope this can be of some help to you. Thanks, Rita

--- Karla N <ifirgit@yahoo.com> wrote: >
> Shali,
> Its now time for me to ask questions of you, but
> first....when you do this flush strain your urine so
> that you can save all of the stones and show them
> to the doctors. This is what I did the very first
> after I had my urostomy and found kidneys stones.
> The doctor was then able to send the stone away for
> evaluation to determine its makeup.
> Now, on to my questions. I have a gallbladder full
> of stones but am unable to have surgery because
> noone will touch me and I won't subject myself to
> anymore abdominal procedures. (I have also decided
> to not have the surgery for my kidney stones for
> everyone who is interested....I don't want to take
> any chances with infections, or adhesions. I will
> be telling them that if we are going to try anything
> it will be to try and break up the stones and take
> the chance that they will be small enough to pass
> through my ureters.) Could you explain more about
> this flush? Will it flush out stones from inside
> the gallbladder itself? I guess I need a full
> explanation again...this is something that I should
> probably consider.
> Karla
> Shali <Shali9@icdc.com> wrote: Oh goody, goody.
> Shes going to do another one. If you were already
> thinking about it, I guess you could say I came
> along to reinforce it. I
> would be anxious to know what happens. I dont do all
> that you mention.
> I just eat light the day before and OF the oil trip.
> Also, unless you
> already know, I would highly recommend doing Ortho
> Phosphoric Acid with
> the apple juice so the stones are softened enough
> and dont tear any bile
> ducts.Doesnt your recipe call for OPA? Better safe
> than sorry. Sometimes
> I didnt do the OPA, but my stones were much smaller
> than yours. Also,
> 3/4 of a cup of oil works too. I experimented
> because a cup is what it
> calls for. Dont think I'd drop it any lower than
> that. Also, what
> makes it MUCH more platable is in addition to the
> lemon [which is
> mandatory], is tangerine, orange, grapefruit. I
> decided to see if I
> could get it down better and I did. I would love to
> have invited the
> doctors over and ask them just what they think the
> toilet filled with
> green chaffe was if it didnt come out of the
> gallbladder when the
> gallbladder doesnt know what to do with all that oil
> and flushes them
> out. I guess they would call it pure coincidence
> that I drank a cup of
> oil and got all these things out that LOOK like
> gallbladder stones.
> Well, my mom HAD gallbladder surgery and the doctor
> showed her what they
> look liked and when she saw mine, she confirmed they
> were stones. She
> tells everyone with gallbladder problems about the
> flush. I say they
> [doctors] can see whatever they WANT to see. But
> since - as usual -
> they cant fix the problem, theyre not going to
> acknowledge it. Surely,
> they cant start tearing into the liver. But guess
> what? We can remove
> them anyway! I dont do the epsom salts. The recipe
> calls for it but I
> think its too harsh. Just make sure you do laxatives
> so the bowel isnt
> bogged down and what is really ideal is a colonic.
> Glad you had a nice
> day. Wish I could eat without all the symptoms. Some
> day soon.
>
> Shali
>
> At Sun, 12 May 2002, Rita Steele wrote:
> >
> >Hi Shali,
> >Thanks for responding so quickly. You've really
> done
> >the flush 8 times! I've honestly thought about
> doing
> >it again thinking a stone may be lodged in my bile
> >duct.Apparently they can't see gallstones in the
> liver
> >on MRI's, Ct scans, etc.. I didn't realize they
> could
> >be found in the liver, none of the Drs. ever
> mentioned
> >this. But none of them believe me when I tell them
> I
> >actually passed them. My daughter-in-law is an RN &
> >she was taught you couldn't pass them but she
> believes
> >me. I had an epidural last Oct. & all it did was
> make
> >my pain worse! I will take your advice & do the
> flush
> >again as much as I hate the thought. My flush is a
> 3
> >day ordeal, also. Does your recipe call for
> fasting,
> >epsom salts, fruit salad w/whipped cream, olive
> >oil,lemons, & chamomille tea? Thanks ever so much,
> >Shali. I hope you had a good day. My Kids took me
> out
> >for lunch & a movie. We had a nice day.
> >Rita
> >
> >--- Shali wrote:
> >> Hi Rita -
> >>
> >> One flush does not get them all out. As I said,
> the
> >> liver holds about
> >> 2,000. The only stones that pass are the ones
> that
> >> are ready to go and
> >> I say you have more in there if you got what you
> did
> >> the first time
> >> around. There is no doubt in my mind. Ive known
> >> lots of people in the
> >> same predicament. Ive done 8 flushes total and
> each
> >> time, there were
> >> stones until I eventually got none. The epidural
> >> I'll never do again.
> >> AS they were removing it, it left my upper left
> >> thigh numb. That was 7
> >> months ago. Its still numb. I also took everyone
> >> else's advice that
> >> the epidural was the way to go. It didn't work
> >> anyway as toning down
> >> any pain. And yes, I am all too familiar with as
> >> long as youre walking,
> >> you aint sick. But back to the stones, you got
> some
> >> fairly large ones
> >> out. Who's to say theres not one in there the
> size
> >> of a golf ball
> >> making you feel the way you do? Or a hundred more
> >> small ones. Its when
> >> they get caught in the bile ducts too that cause
> >> pain. You just oughta
> >> consider another one while youre waiting on
> surgery.
> >> Yes I agree, the
> >> oil is disgusting but it sure is effective
> without
> >> being cut open!
> >>
> >> Shali
> >>
> >> At Sun, 12 May 2002, Rita Steele wrote:
> >> >
> >> >Shali,
> >> >I did the liver/gallbladder flush before I had
> my
> >> >gallbladder out. My Chiropractor gave me the
> >> recipe.
> >> >On 2/14/00 I passed @ least 40 stones from
> pinhead
> >> >size to large grape size. The recipe was
> >> throuroughly
> >> >disgusting but I was desperate! But I continued
> to
> >> be
> >> >in severe pain so I went to a gastro Dr. & I
> took
> >> >several of the stones with me, he wouldn't even
> >> look @
> >> >them & said you could not pass stones! I had an
> >> >ultrasound that showed I had no stones in my
> >> >gallbladder, imagine that! Finally I was given a
> >> HIDA
> >> >scan that came back that my gallbladder was only
> >> >functioning @ 4%. So after suffering for two
> months
> >> I
> >> >had my gallbladder removed, but the pain got
> worse
> >> >after surgery. I'm not on any pain meds. Drs. a
> >> very
> >> >reluctant to prescribe me anything that works.
> So I
> >> >feel like surgery is my only option. Hopefully
> it
> >> will
> >> >confirm that I have adhesions so my employer
> will
>
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