Problems after flush; kidneys? 
Aerose91
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Hey all
about a month ago i did my 22nd Liver Flush and it was by far my most successful. However, since then I've had a new set of symptoms i think may be connected to my kidneys.
I got really dehydrated during it so drank a ton of water and juices the next few days and was fine. However, i had a newfound sensitivity to light and my (already existing) dissociation got noticably worse. This hasn't subsided at all. I did Hulda Clark 's kidney tea and it didn't help these things.
Recently, i tried adding some pink salt to my water and very quickly i felt a slight reduction in symptoms and it was accompanied by a mild flu feeling. I kept doing this over the next couple days and sometimes it would make things a little better, sometimes a little worse. I've been playing around with different amounts of sodium and potassium but can't seem to get it right.
Does this speak to an underlying kidney problem i caused from getting too dehydrated during that flush? It's a little concerning to me that it hasn't regulated itself. I've done more Liver Flushes since then and if anything, they only make it worse. Any thoughts?
Thanks for the help-- Re: Problems after flush; kidneys? ParaPsych
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This is a reply to # 2,372,263I found the best way to replenish minerals/electrolytes after a Liver Flush is fresh made juice (not store bought). Are you juicing? If not you should invest in a juicer and start. I found a really good mix is beet, carrot, celery, cucumber, ginger, and lemon. Also coconut water is good for potassium.
Do you drink at least half your bodyweight in ounces of water/juice per day?
Are you supporting the liver and building healthy free flowing bile in between each flush?
Are you doing some bowel cleansing like P&B shakes and fiber in between each flush?
I found for me personally the best way to do the Liver Flushes is to completly skip Epsom Salt dose 3 and 4, and instead do a few water/salt/bentonite enemas instead. So epsom dose 1 and 2 as normal, but no dose 3 and 4 but enemas instead. I found this way to be way less harsh on the kidneys so there was no kidney aches for the days following the flush. Doing it this way is allowing me to do a Liver Flush once a week as long as I drink fresh juice, Bowel Cleanse in between (P&B shakes), and focus on building up healthy bile in between with specific supps. and foods.
-JustinAdvertisement
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- Re: Problems after flush; kidneys? Aerose91
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This is a reply to # 2,372,273I actually do all of those, and always do a coffee enema or two the day after a flush. Notably, juicing oftentimes makes the bright light sensitivity and dissociation worse, whereas drinking salt is what helps it
- Re: Problems after flush; kidneys? Aerose91
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This is a reply to # 2,372,273Also, which supplements do you use for increased bile flow? Dandelion and artichoke are what i use but ill be damned if i can tell if they work or not
- Re: Problems after flush; kidneys? ParaPsych
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This is a reply to # 2,372,519Here is what I take in between flushes...
Taurine - liquify stagnant sludge bile, makes it more free flowing easier for the liver to push out and carry stones out
Choline/Lecithin - needed by the body to build bile
Ox Bile/Bile Salts - he lps build up the bile pool which creates more pressure and flow to push stones
Malic acid - helps break down stones (in apples, ACV, apple juice)
Artichoke extract - stimulates bile flow, must touch tongue in order to work so if in pill empty on tongue
Bitter melon - stimulates bile flow, must touch tongue in order to work so if in pill empty on tongue
Chinese bitters - stimulates bile flow, must touch tongue in order to work so if in pill empty on tongue
Chanca Piedra - aka Stonebreaker, breaks apart liver and kidney stones
Gold Coin Grass - breaks down stones like Chanca Piedra
Milk Thistle Seed/Extract - detoxifies liver on a cellular level
Clark Liver Tea - good support for liver and kidneys before/after liver flushes
https://www.drclarkstore.com/liver-support-tea/
Trikatu - an ayurvedic powdered mix of ginger, pippali, black pepper. Helps in absorbtion of fats, (go for high quality organic non-irradiated/not cheapest)
https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/trikatu-powder/
Triphala - an ayurvedic powdered mix of amalaki, bibhitaki, and haritaki. Helps purge toxins and antioxidants protect liver, (go for high quality organic non-irradiated/not cheapest)
https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/triphala-powder/
Turmeric/Curcumin - filled with many anti-inflammatory compounds and antioxidants to protect the liver, will help clear out liver of bacteria and yeast/fungus, combine with black pepper (or Trikatu) and fat to increase effects by %1000, one of the main ingredients in curry (go for high quality organic non-irradiated/not cheapest)
https://www.banyanbotanicals.com/turmeric-powder/
Eat apples (malic acid/pectin), eggs (choline), and beets daily for their affects on liver/bile. Beets are very powerful for building healthy free flowing bile, one of the best things i've found. You said you are juicing right? I suggest you add at least one beet root and beet greens daily, but work up slowly as too much too soon can cause a wicked detox reaction. There are beet juice tablets you can take but they are not as powerful as fresh beets. And of course include a mix of healthy fats extra virgin olive oil, cold pressed unrefined coconut oil, avacado/oil every day.
If the Liver Flushes are making you feel progressively worse you may want to take a break for a couple months and do a full kidney cleanse, the Clark kidney tea is great but the 3 week or the full 8 week cleanses is more powerful. (Includes the tea)
https://www.drclarkstore.com/dr-clark-kidney-cleanse-kit-8-week-program-18-items/
Hope this helps
-Justin
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