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Liver Flush

 

The  Liver & Gallbladder Flush

 

 
  These bile stones I photograped above came out of my liver after doing this cleanse.  After clearing the colon this liver cleanse is the next vital step in achieving optimal health and alkalinity.

                                                                                              -Mike Costa, pH Miracle Nutritional Microscopist.

“An estimated 20% of the world’s population will develop gallstones in their gallbladder at some stage in their lives.  This statistical figure does not account, through, for the many more people who will develop gallstones in their LIVER or already have them.  During thirty years of practicing natural medicine and dealing with thousands of people suffering from all types of disease I can verify that each one of them, without exception, has had considerable quantities of gallstones in their liver…most people have accumulated hundreds and, in many cases, thousands of hardened bile deposits in the liver.  These stones continuously block the liver’s bile ducts.

Bile, which is a green-colored, alkaline fluid, has multiple functions.  Each one of these can profoundly influence the health of every organ and system in the body.  Apart from assisting with the digestion of fat, calcium, and protein foods, you need bile to maintain normal fat levels in the blood, remove toxins from the liver, help maintain proper acid/alkaline balance in the intestinal tract, and keep the colon from breeding harmful microbes.  To maintain a strong and healthy digestive system and feed body cells the right amount of nutrients, the liver has to produce 1-1.5 quarts of bile per day.  Anything less is bound to cause problems with the digestion of food, elimination of waste and the body’s constant effort of detoxifying the blood.  Many people produce just about a cup full or less…. “

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“Almost all health problems are a direct or indirect consequence of reduced bile availability” – see below:

Low appetite    Food cravings    Digestive disorders
Diarrhea    Constipation    Clay colored stools
Hernia    Flatulence    Hemorrhoids
Dull pain on the right side    Difficulty breathing    Liver cirrhosis
Hapatitis    Most infections    Pancreatitis
Heart disease    Brain disorders    Duodenal ulcers
Nausea and vomiting    A ‘bilious’ or angry personality    Depression
Impotence    Other sexual problems    Prostate disease
Urinary problems    Hormonal imbalalances    Meanstrual and menopausal disorders
Problems with vision    Puffy eyes    Skin disorder
Liver spots, especially those of the back of the hands and facial area    Dizziness and fainting spells    Loss of muscle tone
Excessive weight or wasting    Strong shoulder and back pain    Pain at the top of the shoulder blade and/or between the should blades
Dark color under the eyes    Morbid complexion   Tongue that is glossy or coated in white or yellow
Scoliosis    Gout    Frozen shoulder
Stiff neck    Asthma    Headaches and migraines
Tooth and gum problems    Yellowness of the eyes and skin    Sciatica
Numbness and paralysis of legs    Joint diseases    Knee problems
Osteoporosis    Obesity    Chronic Fatigue
Kidney diseases    Cancer    MS and FMS
Alzheimer’s disease    Cold extremities    Excessive hear and perspiration in the upper part of the body
Very greasy hair and hair loss    Cuts or wounds that keep bleeding and don’t want to heal     Difficulty sleeping, insomnia
Nightmares    Stiffness of joints and muscles    Hot and cold flashes

 
The Amazing Alkalizing Liver Flush

This Liver flush requires six days of preparation, followed by 16-20 hours of actual cleansing.  Here’s what you will need:
Unsweetned organic cranberry juice
Two 1-liter (32oz) containers
Magnesium Citrate or Sea Salts    4 tablespoons
Virgin olive oil, cold pressed    One-half glass (4 oz)
Either fresh grapefruit (pink is best), or fresh lemon and grapefruit combined    Enough to squeeze 2/3 glass of juice
2 pint jars, one with a lid   


Preparation:

Cleanse the colon before and after the liver flush.  Use Colosan 2 times daily during preparation.  Also do  Colon Hydrotherapy if desired.

Drink 1/4 cup pure unsweetened cranberry juice mixed with 1/2 cup water, 3-4 times a day for six days. May use cranberry juice each day for up to two or three weeks prior to liver flushing.

Eat foods warm or room temperature, not cold.  Do not eat animal source foods, dairy products or fried food items.  Avoid overeating.

Avoid taking meds, vitamins and supplements on day of cleanse.

(If possible Cleanse a day between full moon and new moon.  New moon is best.)


On the Sixth Day:

For breakfast and/or lunch eat light vegetarian fare like steamed veggies, brown/basmati rice, etc.  DO NOT eat any protein, butter or oils.  DO NOT eat or drink anything (except water) after 12pm.
 
The Actual Flush


6:00 PM  Add four tablespoons of Epsom salts to 24 ounces (three 8 oz glasses) of filtered water in a jar.  This makes four 6oz servings.

Drink the first portion (3/4 glass) now.

May take a few sips of water and lemon after to clear the taste.  Also, Brush your teeth.

8:00 PM  Drink the second serving of Epsom salts (3/4 glass)

9:30 PM  If you have not had a bowel movement and done colon hydrotherapy within the past 24 hours, take a water enema.

9:45 PM  Wash grapefruit and squeeze ¾ glass of juice by hand and remove pulp.

Pour juice and ½ glass of olive oil into the pint jar.  Close and shake hard 20 times or until watery.

10 PM  Stand next to the bed (do not sit down) and drink this mixture straight.  Do not take more than 5 minutes to finish it.

LIE DOWN STRAIGHT AWAY.  Turn off the lights and lie flat on your back with 1-2 pillows propping up your head.  Head should be higher than abdomen.  You may also choose to lie on your right side with knees up.  Lie perfectly still for at least 20 minutes and try not to speak!  May use a castor oil pack over the liver.

Go to sleep.

Next Morning

6-6:30 am  Drink the third ¾ glass of Epsom salts.  If thirsty drink warm water before the salts.  Try to stay in the upright position.  Rest, read or meditate.

8-8:30  Drink the fourth ¾ glass of Epsom salts.

10-10:30 am May drink freshly pressed juice.  One half-hour later may eat one or two pieces of fresh cucumber, bell peppers.  One hour later may eat regular but light food.

 
For best results:

You can repeat the Cleanse every 4 weeks until the last cleanse removes no more stones.  As stones in the front of the ducts are cleared, more move up from the back of the liver.  It may take between 4 and 12 cleanses to achieve a clear liver.

 

Dont Forget to Document it!

After your Liver Cleanse be sure and take photos of your bile stones.  If you wish we at Alkalizing For Life™ would love to hear about your testimonials and receive photos of your experience.  Have fun and get healthy!

 

 

 

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Why should I cleanse my liver?

The liver, the largest organ in the body, is essential in keeping the body functioning properly. The whole liver together weighs 3-4 pounds and is located right below the heart.  It ranges from a light pink to a dark red color.  The liver and gallbladder are responsible for a number of functions.  One of the  main functions is to help in digestion. Blood passes through the liver at the rate of 1.4 liters per minute.  The liver holds about 10% of all the blood of the body.  The liver stores iron, copper, vitamin A, many of the B-complex vitamins, and vitamin D.  The liver helps the heart pass blood to get to every part of the body. the liver is very important to stay alive. It removes or neutralizes poisons from the blood, produces immune agents to control infection, and removes germs and bacteria from the blood. It makes proteins that regulate blood clotting and produces bile to help absorb fats and fat-soluble vitamins. You cannot live without a functioning liver.

In cirrhosis of the liver, scar and compromised tissue replaces normal, healthy tissue, blocking the flow of blood through the organ and preventing it from working as it should. Cirrhosis is the eighth leading cause of death by disease, killing about 25,000 people each year. Also, the cost of cirrhosis in terms of human suffering, hospital costs, and lost productivity is high.

Loss of liver function affects the body in many ways. Following are common problems, or complications, caused by cirrhosis.

Edema and ascites. When the liver loses its ability to make the protein albumin, water accumulates in the leg (edema) and abdomen (ascites).

Bruising and bleeding. When the liver slows or stops production of the proteins needed for blood clotting, a person will bruise or bleed easily.

Jaundice. Jaundice is a yellowing of the skin and eyes that occurs when the diseased liver does not absorb enough bilirubin.

Itching. Bile products deposited in the skin may cause intense itching.

Gallstones. If cirrhosis prevents bile from reaching the gallbladder, a person may develop gallstones.

Toxins in the blood or brain. A damaged liver cannot remove toxins from the blood, causing them to accumulate in the blood and eventually the brain. There, toxins can dull mental functioning and cause personality changes, coma, and even death. Signs of the buildup of toxins in the brain include neglect of personal appearance, unresponsiveness, forgetfulness, trouble concentrating, or changes in sleep habits.

Sensitivity to medication. Cirrhosis slows the liver's ability to filter medications from the blood. Because the liver does not remove drugs from the blood at the usual rate, they act longer than expected and build up in the body. This causes a person to be more sensitive to medications and their side effects.

Portal hypertension. Normally, blood from the intestines and spleen is carried to the liver through the portal vein. But cirrhosis slows the normal flow of blood through the portal vein, which increases the pressure inside it. This condition is called portal hypertension.

Varices. When blood flow through the portal vein slows, blood from the intestines and spleen backs up into blood vessels in the stomach and esophagus. These blood vessels may become enlarged because they are not meant to carry this much blood. The enlarged blood vessels, called varices, have thin walls and carry high pressure, and thus are more likely to burst. If they do burst, the result is a serious bleeding problem in the upper stomach or esophagus that requires immediate medical attention.

Problems in other organs. Cirrhosis can cause immune system dysfunction, leading to infection. Ascites (fluid) in the abdomen may become infected with bacteria normally present in the intestines, and cirrhosis can also lead to kidney dysfunction and failure.

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This is a slice of normal liver.

Normal liver-holes are bile ducts

A liver with Metastatic Adenocarcinoma.

A liver with Metastatic Adenocarcinoma-

An example of Haemosiderosis.

An example of Haemosiderosis.

Hepatic Cell Carcinoma.

Hepatic Cell Carcinoma.

Fatty liver change.

Fatty Liver change.

Her are some interesting statistics:

People suffering from gallstones attacks were told not to consume fat, if they want to avoid gallstones attacks. But, large amount of fat (olive oil) cured 50% of them! No medical doctor told them that little detail.


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