Gallbladder cleaning

The Gallbladder Flush (aka Liver & Gallbladder Flush) is a powerful cleansing technique used to remove toxic substances from the liver and gallbladder. This can be very helpful in removing quite a few large asymptomatic gallstones as well as giving an enormous improvement in the ability to digest fats. This cleanse should only be performed by persons with experience with other cleanses. Otherwise, it should be supervised by a healthcare practitioner who has experience with cleansing techniques (e.g., Naturopath, Colon Therapist). The cleanse should not be performed by pregnant women, persons who have had their gallbladder removed (of course). Persons with symptomatic gallstones or blockages of the bile duct can perform this cleanse only under the careful observation of a healthcare practitioner who has supervised Gallbladder Flushes.

Gallbladder Flush

The instructions below represent the way it should ideally be performed. There are several other programs available for removing gallstones, using Classic Coke (aka -- sugar, caffeine, additives, and flavoring), for example, but one may prefer the move natural, safe, albeit slightly more involved way detailed below

For one week, drink a lot of organic apple juice. If it is possible, juice it yourself so it is fresh. This will help to soften the gallstones.
During the week, eat no meat (or very little if necessary), sugar, dairy, and coffee. Try to limit the wheat products if possible. It is preferable to eat a diet of whole grains, lots of vegetables, fruits, legumes, and sea vegetables.
Three hours after lunch on the 7th day, take a very powerful, natural laxative. It is important to have the bowels moving when the toxins and stones get dumped into the intestines. Such laxatives may contain Cascara Sagrada, Licorice, Senna, Fennel, Aloe, Lobelia, and Camomile.