Always Clean Out The Liver To Clean The Skin.
When The Liver Is Inflamed And Impaired In Its Function, So Is Your Skin And Your Mind.
As The Largest Eliminative Organ Of The Body, The Skin Must Be Cared For Like Any Other Vital Organ… Internally First!
The Skin’s Function
The skin has many functions. Obviously, the skin offers protection from the outer environment and parasitic conditions. It regulates the body temperature through the blood vessels and sweat glands. The skin is also the largest sensory organ, expressing both internal and external sensations.
Most Importantly, The Skin Is Supposed To Eliminate As Much Bodily Wastes Each Day As The Kidneys, Bowels And Lungs.
However, when the liver, bowels and lymphatic system are backed up (usually from foods ingested that congest and inflame the system), the skin becomes overburdened as the body attempts to eliminate the toxins, chemicals, mucus and/or harmful parasites. On top of it, when the thyroid is weak it becomes more difficult to sweat. This inhibits proper elimination through the skin even more. These are the most common causes of skin dis-eases that exist today. Psoriasis and skin cancer being the most toxic and parasitically involved of all the skin dis-eases.
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Always Remember That The Thyroid And Liver Are Related To The Skin, So Detoxify The Liver And Keep The Thyroid Functioning Properly To Ensure Healthy Skin.
A living, raw food diet is highly cleansing and strengthening to the liver and skin.
Raw fruits and vegetables alkalize and dissolve fatty deposits in the skin and liver (stones). These foods also enhance the function of your thyroid gland and increase body heat and elimination through your skin.
*Liver/Gallbladder Flush*
(This Information Is For Educational Purposes And Is Not Intended To Diagnose Or Treat Any Conditions)
Items Needed:
- 8-ounces of pure, cold-pressed, extra virgin organic olive oil.
- 6- to 8-ounces of freshly squeezed (if possible) pink grapefruit juice or
the juice of 2 lemons. - Freshly squeezed apple juice (enzymes assist with reducing nausea).
Suggested Preparation:
Three days of eating mainly raw fruits and vegetables (organic preferred).
One 8-ounce glass of freshly juiced apple juice in the morning and one in the evening, for three days.
Three days of bowel detoxification. Use an intestinal cleansing formula, with formula strength depending upon your bowel regularity. Use a gentle formula if bowels move at least one time daily; a moderate strength formula if bowels move at least once in a two-day period; and a strong formula for bowels that resist regular movement. In lieu of herbal detoxification, an individual may choose to take an enema one-day prior to the flush. It is important that your bowels are moving well.
**NOTE: No solid foods should be consumed after noontime on the day of the flush (fresh fruit juices or distilled water are acceptable).
Directions
- Stop all fluid intake at 6:30 P.M., or thirty minutes before the flush is started.
- Begin the flush before bed between 7:00 P.M. and 9:00 P.M., or as you wish.
- Mix or blend 8-ounces of olive oil with 6 to 8 ounces of pink grapefruit
juice or the juice of two lemons. - Consume at a rate that best suits you. You may wish to consume it all at one time, or you may consume 1/4 cup every 15 minutes, or you may drink it even more slowly.
- After the olive oil is consumed you should retire for the evening, lying on your right side.
Considerations
If nausea and/or vomiting sensations are experienced, the olive oil/citrus juice mixture can be chased with small amounts of freshly-made apple juice. Resume consumption of the mixture as soon as possible. If the feeling of nausea continues, consume only as much of the mixture as you possibly can, then go right to bed, lying on your right side.
Watch stools for stones. Stones are usually green, but may be yellow, red or black. Stones range from a pea-size to that of a quarter, or larger. Most liver or gallbladder stones are soft in nature, as they are lipid/bile stones.
With degenerative problems, the liver and gallbladder flush should be supervised by a health care professional.
