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Epsom Salt Colon Cleanse Recipe
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Liver Flush
The Liver
The liver is the body’s largest organ, weighing about 3 lbs. It is found on the right of the abdominal cavity. It has many functions including the production of substances that aid in the breakdown of fats, and the conversion of glucose to glycogen and production of urea, the main component of urine. It produces amino acids, and maintains the proper glucose levels in the blood. The liver is responsible for producing at least 80% of the cholesterol of the body.
The bile is produced in the liver, and stored in the gallbladder to aid in the digestive process, when food is eaten. The bile duct is common to the liver, gallbladder and pancreas. The bile is a bitter, yellow fluid, consisting mainly of cholesterol lecithin, calcium, bile salts, acids, and waste materials, which can form gallstones from the bile salts and cholesterol due to an imbalance.
Function of the Bile
The two major functions of the bile are breaking down the fats from food to a state that it can be utilized by the body, and as a powerful antioxidant, which helps with the removal of toxins from the liver. During the removal of the toxins, such as bacteria, and viruses etc. by the liver, the bile aid in this process, it goes into the gallbladder, or goes directly into the small intestines, mixes with waste matter, and later eliminated as fecal matter. Approximately, a quart or a quart and a half of bile is produced by a healthy liver daily. According to gallbladderattack.com, people with problems with their gallbladder, should consider cleansing their liver and bowel, because people who suffer from constipation usually have a sluggish gallbladder.
Liver Disease
The liver is affected by diseases such as Wilson’s disease, hepatitis, liver cancer and cirrhosis caused by heavy alcohol consumption over several years.
Symptoms
The symptoms can include tenderness, when acute hepatitis is suspected, hard and irregular feel with liver cancer, and enlargement of the liver due to fatty liver or chronic cases of hepatitis or cirrhosis, or reduction in size due to advanced cirrhosis.
Purpose of Liver Flush
The purpose of the liver flush is firstly, to cleanse stagnant waste in the gall bladder and liver Secondly, to improve the functioning of the liver and the flow of bile. Thirdly, help with the purification of the blood and lymph. Fourthly, provides rejuvenation of the body.
Process
There are several different types of liver/gallbladder flush. One of beet liver flush consist of a 4 oz Phos Drops, a bottle of phosphate and sodium (not salt) and a Gallbladder complex.
The process should take place on a day when there are no commitments away from home. Two weeks prior to the flush, add 10 ml or 2 tsp (14 droppers) Phos Drops, in a quart of unfiltered organic apple juice and consume it throughout the day. This step is very important, as it is designed to help reduce the stones.
The second week involves the changes in the diet, which includes the beet recipe and vegetables for lunch and dinners. Gallbladder capsules Complex taken 3 times daily, coffee capsules, capsules of Sodium and Phosphate, Epsom salts, extra-virgin olive oil, lemon juice, and apple juice.
Reactions
Testimonials indicated that the liver flush reduces pain and discomfort. On the first day the stones move from the intestines into the colon. On the second day, the body begins elimination of the stones. Sleeping on the stomach is enhanced, due to relief from bloating. It cleans clogged ducts, to prevent the impurities from backing up into the liver tissue.
According to one testimonial, his vision had greatly improved. It also created a relief for people suffering from Hepatitis C, and can lead to a cure in less than six months.
In another testimonial a woman indicated that she passed 200 stones, while another person passed 250 stones from the first cleanse, 460 stones in the second cleanse, 260 in the third cleanse.
Overall, the loss of hundreds of stones was the predominant praise for the liver flush, and according to these individuals the repetitive treatments, have improved the feelings in the body.
Warnings
It is recommended that individual desirous of conducting the liver flush, should consult a doctor prior to the process.
About the Author
Patricia Bardowell has been a professional writer over five years. She writes for Triond.com, Western Examiner, Demand Studios, Newsvine, and commentator with Huffington Post.
She has a wide ranging experience in the financial sector, namely banking, life insurance and real estate. Patricia is also a medical assistant, and worked in the health field for several years.
She earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice (2008) and Masters of Business Administration (MBA) (2009), both from Keiser University.
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