Liver & Gall Bladder Flush

By the time we reach late thirties, most of us have residues of harmful substances “parked” in our liver and wrapped up in a cholesterol bundle to render them safe. If you have ever taken paracetamol, pharmaceutical drugs, recreational drugs, alcohol and other toxins, or if you use chemicals for cleaning, personal care or hobbies, you will have created and ingested some molecules of substances that the liver cannot breakdown and purge from the body.

These toxins are like the grains of sand in an oyster shell, they get “wrapped” and made safe by layers of cholesterol. These little packages can travel down to the gallbladder and being bathed in bile salts, they become larger and crusted with hard salt deposits – hey presto! Gallstones.

Gallstones can be removed safely and painlessly without surgery. Even if you have no symptoms, your liver and gallbladder can be storing up problems for the future without you even realising.

Doing a gall bladder and liver cleanse could be the best thing you do for your health. Digestion improves, chronic conditions like constipation or heartburn can be relieved, once the bile is allowed to flow smoothly and freely by removing the blockages and impedances of liver and gallstones.

Food cravings are often a sign that you are eating but not getting the nourishment from the food and continuing to crave more and more. Clearing out your gallbladder and liver can improve bile production and this in turn will increase digestion and absorption.

It is fascinating and intriguing – and good for your health.

At the Taymount Clinic, we can help you organise your liver flush and as an option, we offer overnight stays with full support and advice for those who wish to do their first cleanse under supervision. Most people realise how easy it is and continue to do their monthly flushes at home. Current wisdom is that you continue to do the flush regularly, 4-6 weeks, until you get two flushes clear of stones and from then on, you can do the flush yearly.