THE CURE FOR ALL DISEASES
herbal parasite killing. Do a kidney cleanse (page 549 ) first,
using half a dose instead of the regular dose, for three to six
weeks. Attend your loved one in person for the liver cleanse,
have a commode at bedside, protect bedding from accident: use
paper underwear if necessary. Share the joy of getting gallstones
out painlessly with your loved one; let them see and count them if
they wish before you flush them (use a flashlight).
Be extra careful with the skin cleansing. Hot water soothes
and heals. Use starch skin soother to dispense onto the wet paper
towel, besides borax solution and alcohol. Don't use ordinary
soap. The starch skin softener gives the smoothness of soap, and
prevents the pain of friction. An elderly person may have no
diarrhea at all with the Epsom salts! Evidently the body absorbs
all the magnesium so eagerly, none is left in the intestine to
absorb water and create diarrhea. It is especially important
though to rehydrate your elderly person after a diarrhea. This
time they do not balk at water consumption. The liver cleanse, it
seems, gives them new thirst as well as new appetite. But it
doesn't last long. As the stones from the far corners of the liver
move forward, they compact into larger stones and plug the ducts
again. Their previous symptoms return. Try to give a cleanse
once a month until the dark color of the stool returns and it no
longer floats.
The benefits of a liver cleanse will last longer if valerian
herb is taken the day after the cleanse and from then forward. It
may be preventing spasm of the bile ducts. Use 2 oz. of the herb
(cut) in 3 cups water. Simmer for 5-10 minutes, let settle or
strain. Add honey to sweeten. Give a few tbs. every 4 hours (or 6
capsules) for several days followed by a daily dose at bedtime.