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Liver is one of those diagnoses that I wonder about. Most
every complaint one brings to a Chinese practitioner ends up
with a diagnosis of liver.
Now I know and respect Shape`s position, but I am wondering
about some other board members thoughts.
Yes, the theory of liver problems seems sound...of course
if it was not working properly lots of symptoms could arise.
Has anyone here actually seen improvements in mood that
they linked directly to liver cleanses, herbs etc
Fyi I have started a range of liver therapies this week
after a "mildly off" GSDL liver detox report...with Phase One
being too fast for Phase Two. I am glad I held off on the
liver cleanses because now I can target the specific pathway.
In Reply to: Liver and Mood posted by PaulC [1041.535] on February 14, 2004 at 11:14:11:
Check out www.liverdoctor.com and you can read why a healthly liver is so important and yes it can affect your mood..Silver Fox!
In Reply to: Re: Liver and Mood posted by Steve [14.431] on February 14, 2004 at 12:20:50:
Thanks Steve,
Actually, that`s one of my main sources of info and
I am using their recommendations on supps.
I guess I`d really like to hear a testimonial like
your testimonials on the board. Couldn`t find much in the
archives.
In Reply to: Re: Liver and Mood posted by PaulC [1041.535] on February 14, 2004 at 12:26:46:
I have/had a fatty liver like Dr. Cabot talks about..I know because I have passed many chunks of fat..It helps my mood just knowing that stuff is no longer in me..Silver Fox!
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Steve [14.431] on February 14, 2004 at 14:57:11:
Ok....now thats pretty testimonial.
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Steve [14.431] on February 14, 2004 at 14:57:11:
Hi Steve. You said that you pass these "chunks of fat" during coffee enemas, right? Do they resemble the soft green stones made of fat & bile that we pass during the liver flushes, or are they something else? I too am recovering from fatty liver, thus my interest. I do coffee enemas but never experienced anything like that.
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Jan S. [791.81] on February 14, 2004 at 15:14:22:
No they look like fat..A grey color..I have fished them out ( gross I know ) and they feel like rubber..I have emailed Dr. Cabot to see how long it will take to clean my liver..Been doing this ( coffee enemas ) for a year and still passing fat, but not as many and they are smaller in size..I have not recieved an answer..Do you hold the coffee for 12 to 15 minutes? Silver Fox!
In Reply to: Liver and Mood posted by PaulC [1041.535] on February 14, 2004 at 11:14:11:
There is a Hepatic Psychosis that can happen when the
liver isn't functioning right.
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Steve [14.431] on February 14, 2004 at 18:37:32:
Yes, I hold it at least 12 minutes, 20 if possible. I do two in a row. I think you have some unusual results from a coffee enema! Are you also taking the Livatone or other liver support formulas? Let us know what you hear from Dr. Cabot.
In Reply to: Re: Liver and Mood posted by Vince F [51.37] on February 15, 2004 at 00:22:12:
Ohmygawd a psychosis emanating from the Liver would be something to avoid!!!! Tell me more!
J
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Jan S. [791.81] on February 15, 2004 at 05:13:21:
Yes I take Livatone..The results I get are wierd, that's why I emailed Dr. Cabot..Silver Fox!
In Reply to: !!! posted by Jane [1475.4] on February 15, 2004 at 05:54:02:
Been a Long time since I read about it but Think that
when the liver is off, it releases enzymes that affect
brain chemestry. It explained why I would explode over
simple problems that made life a little harder.
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Steve [14.431] on February 15, 2004 at 10:09:41:
Is it possible that you would get "weird"/different results because you don't have a gallbladder?
In Reply to: Re: !!! posted by Vince F [51.37] on February 15, 2004 at 12:06:04:
Vince, mind sharing what steps you took to help
balance your liver...
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Steve [14.431] on February 15, 2004 at 10:09:41:
Has she answered...I exchanged some interesting emails
with her a few months back. She was not, btw a big proponent
of heavy duty liver flushes but preferred a series of milder
ones.
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Carol D. [634.155] on February 15, 2004 at 12:08:13:
Could be but the fat has to be coming from my liver..I seem to be passing less and less..Silver Fox!
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Paulc [1041.535] on February 15, 2004 at 16:37:21:
Glad to hear she answered you, I have not heard back yet..Silver Fox!
In Reply to: !!! posted by Jane [1475.4] on February 15, 2004 at 05:54:02:
Jane,
Look up hepatic coma in any medical text and you will see that prior to the onset of coma (liver failure) the main symptoms are related to brain function.
Psychosis is just an earlier stage of this continuum and neurosis is an earlier one yet. The best way to see if this is a contributing factor is to greatly improve the liver function and see if it helps the mental condition (liver archives). Let us know what you learn.
This is not to say that ALL brain dysfunction is due to liver but some certainly is. Since improving liver function cannot do anything but good for any individual.......... "First, do no harm!"
Let us know what you learn.
Walt
In Reply to: Re: !!! (liver and brain function) Archive in brain chemistry. posted by Walt Stoll [9.8] on February 16, 2004 at 06:38:42:
Good thoughts Walt. Thanks for consigning my first archives
post into storage. Wow, I`m glad I got this discussion going...
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by Paulc [1041.535] on February 15, 2004 at 16:37:21:
Were the milder ones that she recommended the type where you take some olive oil every day? (very curious)
- June
In Reply to: Re: Fatty Liver posted by June.one [1700.14] on February 16, 2004 at 18:46:13:
Yes...olive oil,garlic, orange and lemon juice daily.
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