Is it selenomethionine Renee? dee On 4 Dec 2009, at 14:42, Renee wrote:
> It sounds as if your friend needs to do some serious liver cleanses. There > are many types out there, so have him research to see which one would suit > him best. There are over night flushes/cleanses to week long cleanses. The > milk thistle is a very good liver herb, which not only helps clean the liver > but helps rebuild liver cells, but it is not enough on it's own. That's why > I suggest some liver cleanses. > > But he really needs to see some nutritionist or someone like that to help > explain cleansing to him, and what to take with it. The colon should be > cleaned first because if you take a liver cleanse without a clean colon, then > the toxins from the liver that the cleanses get out, just get dumped back > into the body if the colon is not excreting every day, at least twice a day. > > On the other hand, the over night liver flushes usually include enough Epsom > salts to 'force' the colon to dump, which in turn takes out the toxins. > That's why he should talk to someone who knows, unless he can do a lot of > research for himself. > > The ALA is an acid and if not taken with food can cause heartburn. > > The CS can be taken any time. Apricot pits, when they were recommended for > cancer years ago, were to be taken throughout the day. You want to keep the > b17 in the body, so a pit every hour or every couple hours is best. > > Selenium should be taken with food. There's a special type of selenium that > is better than 'plain' selenium, though I can't think of the name of it right > now. Again, Google is your friend. > > Sorry, have no idea what zopiclone is. > > Your friend really needs to go to a nutritionist or other type of alternative > health professional because a regular doctor is not going to recommend what > is actually needed to help clean and rebuild the liver. They don't believe > in liver cleanses, which is a shame, because the liver is the one organ that > is perfect at rebuilding itself quickly, so long as it has help. > > Samala, > Renee > > -------Original Message------- > > > If anyone knows more things that help the liver that would be good. >
